The New York herald., 1867-04-22
CITY HTELLIGEHCE.

CITY NTELLIGRNCE.
MrLnAy FunRAL-The remains Of william. T.
HALEY, late Captain Of Company r. slxsyshird reg-
msns Now York voluntssn who died July a. 1884,
Hart's Island. transferred 70 Calvary Cemetery
yesterday afternoon The deceased captain enlisted q
regiment New York voiunsesrs, and rose through the
distinction in the maay battles In which his regiment
was engaged. and honorably discharged in August,
1895. In July, 1885, he enlisted a private In the
Irregular army and was commissioned second lieutenant,
bus lived only few days aftsr receiving his commis-
hra 2. .ns omcs ana .O. 2. az ,hsr
deceased comrade 70 their nnal resting place.
The CoAH DRIvERs' MEErMG-A large and enthu.
sasc meeting OF the drivers Of SPECIAL license coaches
was held Saturday night at the Sixteenth Ward Hotel,
for the purpose OF increasing the efficiency Of the
present organization, which now numbers two hundred
and fifty Members by the introduction Of now mem-
bers Addresses were made by Mr. Lane, President Of
the society, Mr.. Leonard, Secretary, and Mr. H. Nit
che President Of the Car Drverss Association and tho
meeting adjourned subject call The coach drivers
present pay is sll per week; he is frequently om-
poyed from fifteen TO twenty hours per day. and they
claim they are the worst paid men IN tho city. An Of
fort TO be made thorough organization Of
the drivers Is effected, with view OF petonng their
employers to increase their pay to 81 per day, $A
per week, the spirit OF the meeting being opposed to
strikes, and many Of the employers having expressed
their appreciation OF the justice Of an increase
The GERMAN RApIcALs-At the meeting Of the Ger
man Republican Central Committee Friday night last
the address proposed BY Mr. Alfred Erbe and adopted
by the committee embodied exclusively broad radical
republican views Of different constitutional questions,
aud urged the German electors to support only the
ddates by whom radical republican principles will bs
sustained.
THE FErAxs large number OF officers and men who
took part in the recent Fenian rising in Ireland have
turned to this country. Among the number Colonel
Thomas J. Kelly, 'Chief OF the War Department." and
Captain POWELL "secresary Of the Navy" who now
IN Massachusetts, on special business connected with
BURGLARY IN THRTr.FrFrH STREET The residence Of
Mr. Gaby, No 4sl West Thirty street. entered
last Saturday night by burglars who forced him and
his daughter 70 give up all the money they had In tho
house After rummagng through the building until they
satisfied that they had obtained all thai worth
CARRYING away wi they LETT the premises The mode 70
Nj. Galbys apsrtments was by breaking pane
Of glass and .hrustins their hands through the
inside Il said that this locality Is fast becoming tho
rendezvous par ezceence Of uptown burgla who have
within the last fortnight been doing wonders, unnter-
fered with by the police toward making the residents
of the vicinity feeling very insecure In Their domestic
| castles by night.
| DESCENT on An ALLEGED GAxBrrso PLACE -Ofnceru
Blackwood and Sands Of tho Ninth precinct, made a
descent upon premises OF Frederick Harlizs In she
basement OF No $50 Hudson street. yesterday AFTERNOON
where they found three engaged in playing cards
for money The proprietor and the thTee men wero
rested and taken 70 the station house.
Arrxxfr At SUfcIDR-A young girl named Josephine
Dussnbury, alias Le Clair residing house Of m fame
In Greene street. attempted to commit suicide last
ina by swallowing dose Of laudanum. A physician
was, however, called In when Il had been discovered
that the girl had made attempt upon her fe and he
succeeded IN restoring her TO consciousness
The DEATH MRS RooSEY.-No MURpER.-Coroner
widey yesterday held inquest At the Twenty seventh
precinci station house the body Of Ellen Rooney,
who found dead at her late residence, No 100
ns. Seah ss ,ha rcsns 81 npes ncsed
at the hands OF her husband. Michael Rooney,
ported in yesterdays HERALD The testimony adauced
showed that both deceased and her husband OF in
temperate habits that they had frequent collisions, In
which blows were freely exchanged, About six weeks
ago deceased arrested for being drunk and dsordery
and the magistrate presiding at the Tombs sent her
| TO Backwers Island for ten days. Deputy Coroner
Il. BODY wsns no %nf
OF violence except that she had black eye. An in
spection Of the internal organs showed concusvcy that
death caused from intemperance. and the jury
dered verdict 10 that effect On this verdict Coroner
wdey DISCHARGED Rooney from custody. Deceased was
about forty nno years OF age The husband, who is
suffering from delirium tremens served nearly two
years In the army and Il the battle Of Gaines Mills lost
moD,S no sn' Rooney before leaving the station house.
soemnly promised Coroner wldey that he would stop
drnking take the pledge and endssvor TO cease oub
An INFANT ACCIDENTALLY snorHERxD TO DEATH
Coroner Schirmer yesterday held inquest at the Emil
grants Hospital Wards Island upon the body Of
male child OF Margaret Laarhan, who had beon deliv-
cred OF the infant Tuesday last On Thursday after
noon the mother took the child 70 her bosom, and Il
mbsequenty fell asleep with It's fscs pressed down
| ward. when Margaret awoke the next morning the
child was dead These facts having been duly forth
by the dcpositions several Witnesses and marks
Of violence being dscernb,s on the body the jury rem
dered verdict of death By accidental smoshsring'
FATAL ACCIDENT on BoAnD 4 sMP.-About three
O'Clock yesterday morning Patrick corman fovty.
two years Of sge, while engaged In assisting TO oaashe
ship Hberua lying pier 20 North river terribly
inarsdoy two barrels q rosin slipping from the sings
and striking him the back. Hs was conveyed 70 his
Mo 100 %dsy q 70 Sc
an inquest the body Deceased, who was naive Of
| Ireland, has LEFT . widow and seven children.
SERIOUSLY Is,uRsD-Patssy McGrash. . minor, thir.
teen years Of age and residing No ~ Charlton street.
or his resdsuos yesterday He vss immeda.siy con.
veyed 70 Bellevue Hospital, anA examination IL
| feared he had fractured his spine.
FRs N Hupsos srsErr-Asout . quarter to twelve
| o'clock on Sunday forenoon are wss discovered
| ON the fourth floor Of COL Hudson street. In q
| lodge room occupied " several Masonic societies
| and Sons u Tsmpsrascs From appearance 10
J originated from leak In the gas Pipe beneath
- sSv s.sns Tss budns spd urnissrs of Ss
lodge ROOMS On each nsor 10 ewned BY G. " Quisrd,
who also occupies the hrss noras hardware store The
$500: insured in the Nv msserdam and Empire City
insura.cs Compsaes iss o ooo mo damage y shs AZ
turssor the In about $780, insured FOR 900 In
the Empire City InguRance Company The sock In the
store vel covered up by tbe Insurance Patrol
Watch damage by water about $780, insured fos 600
In the Grsoawich and Empire Cty Insurance Companss
AUuAA RBrcr or rHH woxE's PslsoS Assoc1A-
noS-Ths womsns Prison Association, having for its
| object the smsIioratson or she condition S female
prisuns has issusd Iss twenty second annual report
In the following stssissos: :-Rscspss from al
sources during the past year, sa0o1; expenditures
Is l3o balance on hand January 1, 1897, e56L 2st
Of whom 11o sent 70 service, nine 70 the hospik
l one 70 the MagdAen Asylum and three - the Aims
house The number Of female prisoners received Il ID
cite Prison during the wear Il QQ3 vwbNa ana N