The New York herald., 1868-03-13

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lo9s, 1882 llol 1lO2. Part 2-Nos. $685. sos sas 0Os
1864, 1885, s7S S4s, s2S 959, 96, 900, $780, IT. 6ls.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
BLACK REPUBLICANS JUBILANT.-one hundred
guns rered In the City Hall Park at noon yester-
day, under the direction OF the Union Campaign
Club, in honor OF the republican victory in New
Hampshire.
ST.. PArRUK's DsY.-The Friendly Sons OF ST.
Patrick, Of which Mr.. John A. Brady has been eecte6
President win celebrate their annual anniversary On
next Tuesday at Demonico's, corner OF Fourteenth
street and Fifth avenue. Extensive preparations arg
being made to celebrate the day with more than,
usual ectat Many of the most distinguished peakers
pate glorious time. TheFriendy Sons have always
distinguished themselves on their anniversaries by
their intelligence, wit and social qualities
An exhibition OF the grand panorama of the Pil-
grmgs Progress, for the benefit OF the Roman 0atho-
PASTOR will be given at Bunyan HGal Of Fif-
teenth street and Broadway, on st. Patrick's dsy.
FIRE EscAPEs.-Snperintenden McGregor stan.
continues to notify owners Of manufactures and
tenement houses to comply with the law in regard to
fire escapes. The work is progressing satisfactorily.
although by some rather reluctantly. The following
persons have recently been notined--No. 2s2 Third
street, font fire escape bulkhead and stairs to roof
and rooms not connected; do, rear, frs escape ana
bulkhead and stairs to roof; No. 2s8 Third street. l.
Miller, same Nos. 434 43e 442 444 44ea and AS Wese
Nineteenth street, G. W. Tanning, same work; Nos.
man, same work; No. 1856 East Twenty-second strees
same work: No. 1913 Second avenue, Frederick krat4
same work No s esond shn Aam
fire escape, bulkhead and stairway and rooms MOI
connected; No. 1856 Second avenue, John Smith, nre
escape, bukhead and stairway; No. 400 First avenue
front, n. Goldsmith fire escape rooms not connect
ed; do rear no fire escape; No. Ill Broome street.
julius Brill fire escape. bulkhead and stairs, rooms
not connected; No. Columbia street. Robert Hoe,
fire escape, bulkhead and stairs; No. 8 Coumbia
street, same; No 333 1856 East Twenty -eight6
street, Oliver u. McClan, same work; Nos. 467 4eA
All and Ats First avenue, b. L. Solomon d Sons, nd
fire escape; Nos 475 Az and 47s First avenue John
Lloyd Sons, agents, do. No. 4sl First ayenne, O.
II. Sonsmth fire escape, rooms not connected; No.
1884 East Twenty.ninth street, rear, J. Sheehan fTe
escape and bulkhead and stairs to roof No. 34 EaSt
Twenty.ninth street, Michael Wallace same wOrk3
No. 1872 East Twenty-nint street, J. sbeehan, samd
ninth street, rear, A. Schwarz agent fire escape
bulkhead and stairway; No. 452 West Thirty second
ed; No. $40 West Thrtythlrd street. rear No. 512 do,
James Jackson Co., fire escape, bulkhead and
slmons do. and rooms not connected; No. s2s West
Thirtysecond street, ]. McManus, do; West Thirty
second is street James Kelly 90; No: $40 Tenth ave
THE RECENT ATTEMPT AT WIFE MURDER AND
SUIcIDE.--On Wednesday night Francis Beaton,
theman who shot his wife in the face ana
directly afterwards fired bullet into his breasS
at their residence, 142 Hester street, the 9th In
stant as fully reported in the HERALD the day fol-
lowing the occurrence died early yesterday morning
in the New York Hospital, from the effects OF the
wound. Mrs. Johanna Beaton wife OF deceased,
was waited upon at her residence and her test1-
had been OF Incorporate habits, and three weeks
before shooting her and then himself attempted -
and no harm was done The following morning hS
appeared TO be out OF his mind and had been 30 -
intervals for weeks previously. He was an indoene
m.
TO him about laborlng to support his family he would
get angry and beat and abuse her. Other testimony
of the character taken before the Jury an
panelled by Coroner Rollins and verdict OF sut.
eide by shooting rendered. Deceased was hty-t three
years OF age and native Of Germany. Mrs. Baaton
Is recovering from the effects OF the wound receiveA
at the hands Of deceased.
NOVEL IMPoRTATIoN-THE IRISH SHAMRoCx.-
There arrived yesterday, by the steamship City a
New York, under care Of Captain Hacrow box of
Irish shamrocks, green, growing and 1ourishing In
the native sod. This curious and timely gift cams
from John Francis Maguire, member Of ParliamenA
for the city Of Cork to Captain W. F. Lyons pro
sentaon to the Knights OF st. Patrick their ban
quet, to come on in the AstOr House on Tuesday
next where the ,chosen leaf OF bard and chiefn wtn
assembled company. Mr. Mcguire, although busy a
present in his tilt with Earl Mayo In the House q
Commons, has evidently not forgotten the frieDdA
old and new, whom he met q year ago in America
SUDDEN DEATH.--About fve O'Clock on WedneS-
day afternoon man named Richard Connolly, thirty
years OF age found in West street apparently In
gross state of intoxication and taken to the Leo
nard Street Police Station by officer Martin, OF tho
Fifth precinct. Connolly then being unable to give
mis- name residence taken down stairs. soon
after which blood was discovered oozng from hia
nose and mouth. Police Surgeon Kennedy was
called and at once advised that the sufferer be con-
veyed 10 Bellevue Hospital, which was done. He
continued to sink and expired In few hours amer
admission Coroner Keenan, was notified and win
hold an inquest on the body. Deceased was boat
man and had been employed aboard one OF the Fan
River line OF steamers. 1t is said that deceased
lived In Furman street, Brooklyn.
BOLD ROBBERY Ar HoTBL.-About five O'Clock
on Wednesday afternoon Patrick C0merford stopping
at the Philad ,lpha HOTEL No West street. entered
shed In the OF the premises, and while there
alone John Decgan and unknown man made their
appearance. The stranger as Comerford alleges
seized him by the throat and hurled him to the floor,
and while thus held Deegan nterfered and Tined tho
pockets sf their victim Of United States legal
tender notes to the amount OF $500. imme-
diately after which the robbers made their
escape. Comerford instantly cried for help
when oncer Ramsey, OF the Twenty-seventh pre-
cnct ran to the spot and succeeded in aesting Dec
Qan, but his. confederate escaped with the stolen
money and has not yet been arrested Yesterday
morni sg the prisoner YVES arraigned before Alder
man Miller and committed TO the T0mbs for examina~
tion in defaalt Of $40 bail Deegan Ia twenty
No. 1877 Spring street. Although positively Identified
by tae complainant one OF the mea engaged In tho
rob1ery, pxegan denies his guilt and says he camo
from on board ship only few moments brfofe thel
gase him good character for industry and sobrety.
Mv1 INTELLIGENCE.