The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03

Average temperature yesterday. ............ 50IS
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year, 405{
SUDDEN DEATn.-Yesterday afternoon James Far
reli, OF No. u Washington street, died suddenly.
Coroner schrmer win hold an inquest on the bod y
this morning.
CENTENARY OF UHivERsALIsM IN AMERIcA.-The
nrst centenary meeting OF Unlversalists from ali
parts Of The country VIII be held this evening ar Dr.
Chaplns church, Firth avenue, corner OF F0rty-nftn
street.
NEAT TEsTIMoNIAL.--Dr. A. X. Coney. the
experimenting physician at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, was yesterday the recipient OF a
very handsome testimonial from the attaches of the
.sstaDllshment under his supervision.
observation-disclosures Schelberger aged forty.
eight years dwelling at No. "a avenue b. yesterda y
morning made canal In his throat III means OF a
razor, from which the blood lowed in cop,ous
streams. A.physiclan w.o was called pronounced
his injuries lata
Boy KILLED IN LUMBER YARD Henry Adams,
a lad eight years Of years. while at play yesterday
morning IN lumber yard near his residence was
accidentally crushed to death by pile OF lumber,
which topped over upon HIM. The body was taken
up and removed TO the late residence OF deceased,
was notified to hold an inquest .s ~An#
SERIOUS RESULTS or CARELEssNEss.-Ms Pass
more young lady eighteen years OF age while in
company with her father, DR.. Passmore, passing
the building In course or demolition at No. 1854 Third
avenue, was struck on the head by q brick which,
with other deoris, was thrown from the building.
The young lady's skull was fractured ana although
the pieces or the fractured bone were removed by
Dr. J. H. Wood the worst consequences are feared.
KILLED by FALLING FROM A Observation-Disclosures
Nelland, German. twentyslx years OF age white at
work yesterday morning ON ladder at So GocrcSe
street, slipped and fell to the ground distance or
about twelve feet, and, striking on mis- head, was
was removed TO the late residence OF deceased, IS
sheriff street, where Coroner Flynn was notified TO
hold an Inquest Mr. Seiland has left widow but
no children.
The DEATH PROM RELIGIOUS FRRvoa.-In yes,er
days HERALD was mentioned the death OF Carlna
Stephenson, the coored woman late OF rs Grand
street. Mrs. Stephenson had long been troubled
with heart disease ana late on Monday night she
attended mission meeting at IA Laureus street.
While there she became so much inspired with en-
thusiasm in the good cause as TO produce palptta.
ton OF the heart Clalna sank into state OF I'M
consciousness ana died, medical aid being of no
avail. The body was conveyed TO her late residence
where Coroner Schirmer was called TO hold an
inquest Deceased was forty years OF age and n
native OF New Orleans
INFANricIDE.-A partial examination was yester.
day made in the case OF the full grown male child
found In the basement hallway OF premises No. Is
Minetta street. The body 1t appears was wrapped
mp In old rags and had been ia the alley since Fri
day last. Deputy Coroner Cushman made post
mortem examination on the body and was OF tue
opinion the child had been born alive. Evidences
OF death from stranguation we're unmistakabe, but
the author Of the crime 10 unknown, and II was
impossible to obtain any Information concerning
Fifteenth precinct however, Is making an effort
which may result IN bringing to light the guilty
parties.
! CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATn.-Two fatal buln-
ing casualties were yesterday reported al the Cofo
nsre once, the victims In both oases being children.