The New York herald., 1869-09-13


Average for week last year ar....................75
Average for week this year. ..72H
FOUND DEAD.-John McCauley. nifty years Of age,
and native OF Ireland, was found dead in vacant
lot rear Of promises No. SIS Monroe street. An Ia.
quest Will be held on the body to-day
FELONIoUs AssAULT.-Last evening JACOB Cohen,
aged twenty.three years. and dwelling at No. 30
escaped. The ARRAY occurred In the Fourth precinct,
where feIons in former times rarely escaped.
MAN SrABBED-PROBABLE MURDBR.-The Fifth
precinct reports that at eleven O'Clock last night
Thomas Barrett was stabbed in the abdomen BY
Ellen Ut at No. 10 West Broadway. The ARRAY
rett, who was sent To the City Hospital, will not
recover. Ellen was arrested and locked UP IN the
Franklin street station house, and will be arraigned
at the Tombs this morning on the charge.
THl mORGUB-"UNKNOwN."-w Brennan
reports that the body OF an unknown woman was
brought TO the Morgue yesterday. aged about
twenty-five years, i've feet i've inches high, brown
hatr. Deceased was attired In gray alpaca dress,
brown plaid petticoat, muslin ohemise, brown
wooden SOCKS with white tops and elascio CATERS.
Body too much decomposed to be placed In the
A0rgue.
ACCIDENTS YRsTERDAY.-Ferdinand Shultz, OF No.
sS7 Second avenue, was badly bruised at Hunters
Point by kick from horse and being run over.
He was taken to Bellevue Hospital. Daniel Camp
bell child aged four years, fell into an open sewer
In IrOuv Oh ro5u6nCe, NO. 3UB Eo0t
phine Butler, aged two years, fell from the second
story window at her residence, No. Is East Twenty.
eighth street, and was slightly injured.
THs PARK METEOROLOGICAL RzC0RD.-The report
of the Central Park Meteorological Department for the
week ending September IL, 1869, shows the follow
Ing atmospheric conditions during that pertod:-
Barometer-Aean, S0.02O inches; maximum at two
7. M, September s. so. 225 inches; minimum at two
p NJ, September Q. 29.460 inches; range, .766 Their
mometer-Mean, 6S.11 degrees; maximum at two p.
NJ, September 0, 1912 degrees; minimum at nve A.
NJ, September TO- SO degrees; range 23.2 Rain fell
September g. and 8, having total duration OF ak
hours; depth Of water 81 Of an incn.
ROBBERY AT THE NEW YORK HOrsL.-Yesterdsy
afternoon oflcer Dark. OF the Fifteenth precinct,
arrested Eugene ROLAND. Frenohman. In the act Of
leaving the New York Hotel with one lace shawl.
one camel's hair shawl (white), . number Of lace
collars Of great value and costly Jewery the whole
worth probably $780, On the person OF ROLAND were
also found TWO skeltOn keys. The property ts sup
posed to have been stolen from some OF the absent
ing at Malards restaurant on Broadway, under the
name OF Latour The c0mpainant's name has not
been asCertalned.
PROBABLE HOM0CrDE IN PEARL STREBr.-A vio-
lent quarrel occurred about haltpast ono O'Clock
yesterday morning In the lager beer saloon OF James
Baer No. 440 Pearl street. The barkeeper, Anthony
Reith interp0sed to quell the disturbance between
the men, who were strangers t. him. One OF tnem
turned upon him and struck HIM several times on
cting severe and 1t Is believed BY the surgeon who
attended him, dangerous wounds. as his skull Is
badly fractured. The men who were the authors OF
the mischief escaped. but the ocers OF the Fourth
precinct hope to secure them The wounded man
lies In dangerous condition At hls residence given
above.