The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-19

year. 1917
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.-At halrpast three O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon Charles KOss, aged fourteen Of
No. 81 First svenne while playing with pistol
accidentally shot himself in one Of his arms. The
ball was extracted by q physician and the boy was
cared for By his parents.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL six p. M. yesterday
James Clancy, Of No. PIT avenue A, had his right
thigh cut BY wheels Of LAT Of the Belt Railroad
passing over hmm. He was taken to Bellevue Hospi-
toll and the driver, Michael Meagher, arrested BY an
Eighteenth precinct Officer.
ROwDYIsM IN THE SEVENTH WARD.-Pierre Wolf,
OF No. 9S Franklin street. and Thomas Wilber OF No.
95 Henry street, were at late hour last night as
sailed. knocked down and beaten by unknown par
ties on the corner Of Market street and East Broad
way.
ATTEMPTED sUICIDE.-Mary Mccormick, aged ff.
ty-nve years, OF No. ISL West Sixteenth street.
locked up at the Sixteenth precinct station house on
the charge OF being an habitua drunkard atem pied
suicide BY handing herself to the cell door,. she
was discovered, cut down and resusctated.
SERIOUS FIGHT.-At halfpast nine O'Clock last
night fight occurred at the corner Of Thirty eighth
street and Second avenue, between Joseph Ennis
and Francis Shandley. Ennis indicted severe blow
upon the head Of STANDBY, which was dressed by
ALLEGED FELONIOUs AssAULT.-Thomas Mitchell
yesterday entered the Fourth precinct with severe
cut under his eye inflicted, he asserts BY the pro-
pretOr of liquor store at the corner of Eleventh
avenue and Thirty-seventh street with knife. His
wound was dressed and he lett for his home, NO. 257
Pacific street, Brooklyn.
ANOTHER STREET CAR HoRRoR.-Thomas Brown.
aged twelve years. of No. 2s4 Mulberry street, while
jumping from the front platform OF car No. IA Broad
way line, at the corner OF Wooster and Spring
streets, fell under it, the wheels passing over both
legs, crushing them badly The child was sent 10
Bellevue Hospital
STARRING AFFRAy IN BEExMAN srREEr.-Yes-
terday morning John Harding, aged eleven years,
dwelling at No. 313 Water street, was stabbed IN an
area by James Haley one year bls senior. The
quarrel occurred at the foot or BeekBan street.
Hardng's wound Is not dangerous, but Haley was
held TO answer.
LARGE METEoR.-As sixteen minutes TO eleven
O'Clock Saturday evening a brilliant meteor,
silvery white In color and apparently large as
Sirius shot into the atmosphere at point twenty
i've degrees northeast Of the lunar star Antares
Alpha Scorpi and, after moving over an arc OF
thirty degrees in a soutnerly direction suddenly
disappeared.
RESCUED FROM DRowNISG.--Yesterday Patrick
Fogerty Of No. 224 East Forty seventh street. while
bathing at the foot OF that street, his head
against the dock and would have been drowned but
for the timely aid rendered by man named Charles
Grosan Roy named Charles s1as Rogers s s ea on the
terday, but was rescued by Jonn Mckee, citizen
living near the dock.
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE SIXTH WARD.-At
half-past eight p. NJ yesterday an alteration oc-
Cured at No. AZ Elm street, between James Mccoy
and James Mcdonnell mot the sergeant by that
name in the Sixth precinct) when Mccoy drew a
knife and stabbed Mcdonnell III tie right leg, In
fcting q severe wound. The report does not record
an arrest but Captain Jourdan IL not IN the haot Of
permitting offenders to escape.
ALLEGED PIoKPocKEr ARREsrED.-Edward Riley,
giving his age sixteen, and who says be was en-
pioyed piotboat No. !, last evening attempted to
reieveMr. Robert Dunlap, OF No. &c Atlantic street,
Brooklyn, of his gold watch, while the latter was
nIlxtv -, fho HIATT IN hfS nov
Dunlap caught Riley just as he took hold OF his
watch cham, and hung on to HIM till he succeeded
Riley was yesterday taken before Alderman OBrien,
acting magistrate at the Tombs, and committed for
examination,
The PARK METEOROLOGICAL REooRD.-The report
ofthe Central Park Meteorological Department for the
week ending July IT, 1892 shows the following the
state of the weather during that periods Barometer
Mean, 20. 952 inches maximum at seven A. M, July
l3, 3O.1O2 inches; minimum at nine P. NJ, July is.
Mean, rs. 20 degrees; maximum at three p. NJ, July
16, 92.6 degrees; minimum at SIX A. NJ, July IA,
70 aan Of le s s
hours and twenty five minutes. Aggregate amount
OF water for the week, .eoS OF an inch.
NEARLY ANOTHER ROGERS CAsE.--At eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning, while standing in front
of his own door, corner Fourth street and Ninth
one OF whom severely cut him IN the head with
stone Pronting by the recollection OF Mr. Charles
Rogera murder Mr. Hlggart ala not retauate, or ne
might have shared a similar fate The rowdies
escaped Later in the day, however the officers OF
the Twentieth precinct arrested William Duny VINO
had Just finished term In Sing Sing, on suspicion
OF being one OF the offenders. Mr.. Htggart was
sent for and identified Duny as his assailant. He
was also identified by gentleman who on saturday
night was Knocked down and robbed OF gold
watch as his assailant Duny IL IN a fair way OF
going back 20 his old quarters
DROWNED BODY RECOvEBRD.-Yestcrday morning
Coroner Schirmer received information that the
body of man was lying aboard the police boat Mt
Castle Garden .t subsequently appeared that the
remains were those Of Patrick Connor late of No. 10
Washington street. On Tuesday last deceased, with
fifteen sixteen others employed on the steam
ship Eagle, lying In the North river or pier
No. 4, entered small boat and started for
the steamer, but the fraii craft In which they had
embarked being overloaded, swamped, and GIL
hands were thrown into the water. AID soon
arrived and all were rescued with the exception oil
Common, who unfortunately was drowned. His body
was found noatIng OF pier No. 33 North river, and
taken In charge oy the harbor police The relatives
by permission OF tho Coroner, removed tue body 10
No 20 Washington street, where an inquest win be
held Deceased about thirtyseven years OF
ace horn in ireland, and unmarried.
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