The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-16

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REMOVAL OF TIE FRANco-AxERIcAN CLUR-This
sprisea club have removed their headquarters from
Greepe street to 636 Broadway where meetings will
DC peld every Friday and Tuesday evenings.
ARREST OF A PIcKPoCKET.-Yesterday afternoon
Mary Taylor, who Is said 10 be an old pickpocket,
was observed by oficer Woolsey, Of the Broadway
squad, to make several attempts to pick ladies'
pockets on Broadway. At last he caught her with
her hand In ladys pocket and arrested her. She
was locked up at the Central ONCE.
AN ALLEGED THIEF BREAKS HIS LEG.-About
eight O'Clock last night man named John Farrell,
who was detected in the act OF stealing watch from
Jacob Ferris, OF No. 105 Houston street, while en-
gagged in scunle with Ferris for his liberty had his
rgat leg broken below the knee. He was attended
by DIR. Armstrong, OF the Central once, and then
taken To Bellevue Hospital.
THE FIRE MARSHAL AND THE JUsTICEs.-Justice
Shandley, it seems is disposed to recognize the au-
thority Of the Fire Marshal Yesterday the brothers
Wolfe were examined at the Eleventh precinct sta
ton house, then taken before Justice Shandey who
sent them 10 the Marshall with instructions for them
TO be returned TO him when the Marshal had taken
the evidence In the case.
A SKIRMIsH BY THE BOYS IN BLtE-Two BOYS
SHOT By TIEa.-The police OF the Thirty second
precinct report that yesterday afternoon, while the
Boys in Blue, OF Yonkers were proceeding to a
meeting at Klngsbridge they were stoned by party
OF boys. The Blue Boys returned the attack, gave
them battle, and shot two boys, Thomas Kelley and
James Harrigan, in the legs Fortunately they were
mol dangerously injured.
STABBING AFFRAY.-At twenty minutes past
twelve O'Clock this morning, in quarrel between
Emanuel Posoda, OF No. 81 Eldridge street, and
Mathew Drake, OF No. II Mott street, the former
rushed at the latter with dirk and attempted TO
take his life. Drake was struck In the hand, and
grapp!ed the would-be assassin, who was disarmed.
brakes injuries not serious. The Spaniard was
arrested and locked up in the Fourth precinct sta
tion The quarrel occurred at the Atlantic Hotel,
New BOwery.
Broadway near Lispenard street, yesterday, by
runaway horse, and so badly injured that he had to
he taken to the City Hospital.
About six p. NJ yesterday Emil Paxet, aged forty
fell from the top OF SIX story house In Fiftieth
street, near Ninth avenue breaking leg and ARM
Taken TO his home on Fifty-fourth street.
Last night Charles Hogan. living on the corner OF
Park and Mulberry streets, while under the influence
OF something stronger than Java coffee, fell the
sidewalk and broke a leg. Taken to Bellevue Hos
pital
ANOTHER BUILDING ACCIDENTAL HOUSE TUMBLES
DowN-THREE PERSONS BURIED THE RUINS
Another of those accidents that have often result
ed from the criminal careessness Of architects &C.
Cured yesterday afternoon on Thirty-ffth street.
About hafpast four the middle wall OF the new
buildings Nos. AL and 443 West Thirty NTH street
gave way, and. falling, buried two men and girl
in the ruins. Their names are Augustine Drasser,
carpenter, OF No. SO Chryste street, who
was dangerously wounded and taken to
Mount Sinai Hospital; Frederick Paltsch, German,
carpenter, OF No. 40 Allen street. slightly injured
and taken to his residence. Elizabeth Ebelshauer or
No. 437 West Thirty street, slightly injured
Dwyer, OF the Twentieth precinct. The escape OF
the parties from death is truly miraculous.