The New York herald., 1869-10-05
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ADDRESS AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION
To-NIGHT.-Erastus B. Bigelow. President OF the
National Association OF Wool Manufacturers, will
denver an address AT the exhibition this evening on
the "Wool Industry OF the United States"
DEATH FROM ScALDs.-Sarah Maria Wright
child fourteen months old. whose parents reside at
42 East Eighth street. died from the effects OF scslds
received about two weeks ago by cup OF boiling
tea being upset upon her breast. The occurrence
was purely accidental. Coroner Schirmer held an
inquest on the body OF deceased.
FATALLY KICKED BY A HoRsE.-Coroner Flynn
was yesterday notified to hold an inquest at 1l1th
street, between Fourth and Filth avenues, on the
body OF Alexander Mcdonald. a man twenty.sx
years OF age and born In ireland. On Saturday eve
ming Mcdonald was employed in cleaning his barn,
when the ANIMAL Kicked nm with great violence IN
the reg ion OF tho heart, knocking him eenseless
Death ensued soon afterwards.
THAT BULL.-It is reported that no less than three
persons were seriously II not fatally injured by the
refractory bull which created such panic in various
thoroughfares north OF Wall street on Sunday even
Ing the details OF which appeared in yesterdays
HERALD. The names Of those injured arc John
Markham, residing in Monroe street; Luke Carrigan
ol front street, ana young man named Mccarthy,
OF Park row.
TIE BOARD OF PoLICE.-At O meeting OF the Police
Commissioners, held yesterday afternoon Acting Ser
seant Rober. Covers, OF the Forty.third precinct,
was made sergeant and assigned to the Forty third
made and among them the followng:-SergeantW vii.
hams, Forty-eighth precinct, to the Fiflieth Ser
gesnt Temple, OF the Illtetn precncl me Forty
elghth anu sergeant Ferry, OF the Forty third pre-
clnct 10 the FortY-third sub-precinct.
FATAL RUNAWAY CAsUaLTy.-Coroner keenan,
SssHs MA ~ snaRfa5 a5se e. iss fssatsa 6m De-
ceased was In the employ OF MIR. J. 4. Smith OF "a
Pine street, and while driving team attached TO
took fright ana threw McKeever with great violence
to the Pavement thus INJECTING fatal injuries. De.
ceased WAS Iorty-iys years OF age and native OF
Ireland.
LARCENY OF MONEY Alfonso Maitu, negro
steward, thirty years Of age, was arraigned al Jeer
son Market yesterday by roundsman Rusher, OF the
Twentyeighth precinct, upon complaint Of Timothy
Sullivan, OF the steamer Pope Catlin, lying at the
foot OF Spring street. North river charged with steal
ing Sis in money from him on Sunday. Alfonso
denied the charge but was committed In default OF
1000 bail to answer at the General Sessions.
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO
ANIMALs.-The meeting OF this society which was to
have been held yesterday forenoon has been post
poned until further notice. A very valuable black
horse the property OF Mr.. Bennett. OF No 19l Henry
street, was run into yesterday morning BY
butcner's cart at the corner of Nassau and spruce
by the officers OF the society. Its owner had re.
fused $4O0 for 1t q few weeks previously. The
adjudication. IN addition to the headquarters OF
the society, at tho corner OF Broadway and Fourth
street. Street. Brooklyn, lI under the charge Of Mr. A. VI.
Sninen; also one in Williamsburg, In South Ninth
street. under the superintendence or Mr. Henry
Edwards Complaints OF cases OF cruelty TO animals
will be promptly inquired into. The officers Of the
society wish the public 10 understand that the OF
their cart ia condned 90 cases In which disabled
animals are likely to be restored By proper treat
ment, and Ia not intended for the removal OF hope
less cases or dead animals.
THE COLLEGE OF PHARMAcy.-The fortieth annual
course oflectures Of this college was commenced last
evening and will continue until the middle Of March
next at the lecture room Of the college, corner Of
wayerley place and University place. The lectures
on Chemistry, by Professor q. +. Chandler will be
given on Wednesday evenings, from seven TO nine
o'clock. and Friday evenings, as eight O'Clock. The
lectures on Materia Medica and Botany, BY Pro.
lessor W. Def. Day, d. d., will be given on Monday
and Friday evenings at seven o. clock. The lee
lures on Pharmacy, by DR.. Edward II. Squibb, on
monday evenings, a. eight O'Clock. During the
lecture term the professors VIII accompany the
second year students TO various manufacturing
establishments where they will be enabled to ace
many or the operations alluded to In the lectures,
conducted on the large scale. rhe examination OF
candidates for the diploma win be ned tine frat week
In March, and the commencement exercises on the
third Thursday OF the same month. The student
who shall pass the most satisfactory examination
Will receive prize OF nifty dollars.