The New York herald., 1869-11-12

tered yesterday afternoon and robbed OF ewelry and
wearing apparel valued at slf5. The family was
absent at the time OF the robbery, and the thieves
entered BY using skeleton keys.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE-Mary MCGUIRE, q servant
girl employed at the house OF Mr. William Haight In
Quincy street, took audanum on wednesday night
for the purpose OF committing suicide. Some time
elapsed before the fact was discovered, and the ply
scians pronounced her TO be IN critical ccnditlOn
II is said she was disappointed Ia love.
CAsUALTiEs.-Martln Morgan, residing at No. "a
Hudson avenue, was accidentally thrown from his
wagon at the corner OF Green avenue and Adelphi
street yesterday afternoon and had his hip dIslo-
Gated. He was taken TO the hospital.
Mr. Nothcolt, residing In Atlantic street, had his
foot crushed on Wednesday might by being run over
by a car In Furman street.
Charles McGrr, boy nine years or age was run
over and seriously Injured IN Furman street yester-
day.
TOO MUCH MISREPRESENTATION II. Kelley was
arrested and taken before Judge Walsh yesterday on
charge of bigamy, preferred by Annie Johnson,
prepossessing young lady, who asserts that the ac
cused married her while he had lawful wiIe living
In Bordentown, =. j. When she found that she had
been deceived she left him and went TO New York,
but he ANNOYED her SO much that she was compelled
she said, TO have him arrested Kelley pleaded not
guilty and was held to answer on the 18th IN default
or $1,000 bail.
THE WILLIAMSBURG DIsPEGsARy.-At meeting
OF the trustees OF the Williamsburg Dispensary held
laat evening the following report was received from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pdllcnlS tfett-
ed during tho month, 4o6 Of whom 21a were males
and 29l females. OF these 20j norm III the United
States, 235 Ia Ireland, ~ in England q IN Germany
and IN Scotland. The principal diseases treated
were:-Heart, lungs and tAroec, Do: abdomen 95;
rheumatism, 50; levers, 35; eye ana ear %; minor
surgery, 65; abscesses, 35; prescriptions COM
pounded, 1927.
RoBBERrEs.-The residence Of Mr.. Holmes, In
Greene avenue, was entered by redler on Wednes-
day afternoon, who made his escape with $500 worth
OF jegery He was seen to leave the house, but as
he stated that he had mistaken The number he was
not suspected, and succeeded IN making his escape
before tho robbery was discovered.
A piece OF cloth valued at tWentySiX dollars was
stolen from the dry goods store Cf Il. Stevens No.
l07 Bridge street yesterday.
A piece OF velvet valued at twenty dollars was
stolen from O. Il. flatts dry goods store In Fulton
avenue yesterday.
A WoMAE's APPETITE FOR RUM LEADS HER TO
DRINK A PINT or SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.-Coro
Jones was summoned yesterday TO hold an inquest
over the body OF Mrs. Mary Jane Murray, who was
found dead in her bed at 1877 Prospect street, In the
| morning. The evidence elected revealed the fact
that the deceased was In the habit OF drinking to
| excess, and when she could not get rum her appe-
tite was SO slrong for liquor thas she would drink
spirits OF turpentne. She drank about pint or splr
Its OF turpentlne on Tuesday, having been unable to
get any liquor and the result was that she had
attack OF delirum tfemens, which resulted IN her
death. The deceased was a widow, her husband,
who was q travelling agent having died IN Roches.
| years OF age, and had daughter who was seven
teen years ana two sons aged fourteen. When
under the influence or liquor, IL is said. she was
very violent and treated her husband shamefully
that lie found 1t impossible to live with ner The
| jury returned o verdict OF death from derium
| tremen5