The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-13
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Average temperature Sunday. 63H
The HUDSON STREET FIRR-DIsCHARGE OF THE
PRIsoNER.-Jacob Baum. the youth arrested several
days ago suspicion Of setting fre to the premises
OF his elder brother No. II Hudson street was yes.
terday discharged by Justice bowling there being
no motive whatever shown for firing the place.
SUSPENSION OF PUBLIC OPINION AsKRD.-Edward
McGill, who arrested and brought before Justice
Connolly OF the Fourth District Police Court on Sat-
urday last on the alleged charge perjury requests
the suspension OF public opinion on the case untu
both sides are fully heard when he says he Will show
the whole affair as conspiracy to injure him In his
business and social standing.
SUDDEN DEATHs-A man named Peter Rush, late
Of No. 4ao West Forteth street, died suddenly yes
terday morning and one OF the Coroners was not-
fed 70 hold an Inquest on the body.
Alfred Gale. man twenty-fonr years OF age, was
found DEAD In bedat his late residence No. 222 Fifth
avenue, yesterday morning. Coroner Keenan, was
potlfed TO hold an inquest
THE sUFF0dAff6T CASE IN THR BowERy.-In the
case of the man, Charles McCarr who was su1ocated
at the time Of the fire in the American HOTEL No. 10
yesterday took charge Of the body and had It re.
moved TO the Morgue. One witness was examined 40
% a "a e sa e the
ton OF the matter was adjourned till to-day.
FOUND IN THE wATER.-Corcner Flynn was yes
terday called to the Morgue to hold an in
quest on the body Of o man whose name
from numerous letters found in his pos
GeoTs des a No. q New Street. this City,
The body apparently had been 10 the water but few
hours. When found deceased had $3.50 firmly
clutched In bis right hand.
ST. GABRIRL's CHURCH FATR.-The ladies OF the
congregation Of 1T. Gabries Catholic church REV.
Father Clowrey, PASTOR open fair In the new hall
attached to the church. East Thirty-sxth street and
piled to the building OF new and needed pastoral
residence for the clergy Of the parish; Grea3
st. Gabriel's in the cause and the tables viii Do
loaded with variety Of very rich objects and ex.
conduct the extensive free schools and academy a.
tached to st: Gahrles church are Dusily engaged In
promoting the object OF the fair.
THE NEW GERMAN HOsPTAL.-The trustees OF the
German Hospital and Dispensary Of the City Of Now
York announce that one Of the four wings OF thei1
main building and the kitchen and engine house
have been completed, and viii be ready for the 10
cepton Of patients as soon as the necessary furnt
snd fencing s Of the aroands nnshed TSs IBIS
not been already accomplished 70 owing 70 the want
Of means The Contributions 3, received :. 50 ias,
100000 have been expended, and the I'd, Their SUM
OF $50 600 is required 70 pay the existing debts ana
to complete and furnish the building.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Ofncer Mccoy, Of the Six.
teentn precinct, while on duty yesterday morning
on Ninth avenue, observed q man on the avenue op-
postte Johnston b shepard's to1ice Of the Twenty
covering some ilegitimate operaIlons he approached
the fellow, who cried out to some one inside, Oomo
out Of there" and Immediately started on run up
the avenue and down Twenty seventh street. fol-
lowed by his confederate, who had come out Of th4
once. The burglars wero pursued by Mccoy and
Moore who had come to his assistance. but they
were too feet foot and made their escape after turn
OF the ONCE showed that an attempt had been made
to blow open the safe, which had been partially suo
oessful. The door had been sprung out several
burglars erected an entrance BY breaking out pane
Of glass; The safe contained about $500 In cash and
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