The New York herald., 1869-01-20

BURGLARY.-The studio OF r. L. Pine, SIS Broad
way, was burgarlously entered Sunday night last
and seven paintings valued at $500, were stolen.
SUDDEN DEATH.-The Board Of Coroners were yes
terday notified of the sudden death OF Miss Ann Jane
O'Bren, aged sixteen, who expired yesterday morn
ing at her parents residence, 4l9 West sixteenth
street. Coroner Flynn Will hold an inquest.
FOUND DRowNED.-The remains OF an unknown
man. aged about thirty-eghr, having dark suit OF
clothes on, dark complexion and very dark hair,
was found floating in the slip near Jackson street.
The body taken to the M0rgue for the purpose OF
identification and inquest.
RESCUED FROM DRowNINo.-A laboriug man, name
unknown, fell overheard yesterday from pier No. s
East river, and would no doubt have been drowned
had not Captain Collins of the schooner White swan
at the imminent risk OF his own life jumped into
10 water and rescued him.
DEATH FROM BURNs.--Coroner keenan, was yes
terday notified that Eliza Jane McCuc, aged three
years. had died the 10Th nst at Ala East Eleventh
street, from the enects of burns received on the Sd
inst. by her clothes catching fire from stove. AS
OF Health declined to take action. The jury rem
dered verdict OF accidental death.
THE ROGERS MURDER.-The Coroner's inquest on
the late Charles M. Rogers, which was to have been
continued yesterday, was indefinitely postponed
or rather adjourned, until some clearer evidence
can be obtained Or those suspected and yet at large
can be captured.
W0ULD-BE MURDERER SHOOTS HnsKLF.-At
three O'Clock Monday morning, at the oyster So
loon No. 12s Bowery an intoxicated man named
Richard Greene got into alteration with Patrick
Hogan. While cooking Q revolver to shoot the
latter 1t was accidentally discharged. the bali pass
ing through Greene's hand. Such is the report made
BY the police Of the Sixth precinct.
A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR KILLED.-Yesterday
morning Charles r. Gillett aged twenty -nine and
conductor on the Erie Railroad, was put in charge
Of freight train No. 90 from Port Jervis and while
switched or he Was caught between two Of the cars
and terribly crushed about the body. He died soon
after being admitted TO the New York Hospital.
verdict Of accidental death.
THE ALLEGED BowBRY ARSON CAss.-Sagfried
Dobltn, who Is charged by the Fire Marshal with s
tempting TO set IRE to his clothing store the Bow
cry, on Sunday night last arraigncd before Jus
tce Dodge At the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday morning From the testimony submitted it
concluded 70 hold the accused for further exam.
ination. Meanwhile he was allowed mis- liberty on
giving 81, 900 bail.
FELL ovRRBoARp.-About eight O'Clock yesterday
morning, as the Harlem boat Sylvan Grove reached
her pier at Peck SLIP the deck hands put out plank
from the lower deck. The tide was so low that the
pier was midway between the decks OF the steam
boat. Another plank was accordingly put out nom
the upper deck, down which a few passengers had
passed. when the plank slipped, precpitatiDg gray
haired old man In the water. By the prompt exer-
tons-of the deck hands and some Of the passengers
SUICIDE BY AN ANGRY HUsBASD.-Yesterday
Joseph Wagner, aged nifty years, native ofGermany
quarrelled with his wife about some domestic mat
ters Of mnor Importance In their residence in
Second avenue, between Stxty-nfth and sixty-sxth
streets, when high words ensued and grand row
was the immediate result SO enraged did wagner
become ut the tauntng language OF his wife that his
temper got the better OF him, he hastily bade good
by to has family and rushed INTO the cellar, where
he placed loaded pistol between his teeth and sent
hc n n
suing thcrefrom. Coroner Flynn ATTENDS holdink an
inquest to-day
ASSOCIATION OF ExExpr F1REnEN-rhe annual
meeting OF the above association, composed OF the
members OF the old Volunteer Fire Department, was
held last evening the Caledonisn Club rooms told
80 Hose housel Sullivan street. the PRESIDENT
Philip W. Engs, In the chair After the ado ption OF
the minutes OF the previous meeting the
president announced the death OF i've MEM
bers during the last year. among whosi
was Joseph M. Price, who was tventy-one years
treasurer OF the association. The election OF OH.
GERS for the ensuing year being nexy IN order the
following gentlemen were chosen:-presisent Philip
w. Engs: First Vice President gopher Mills;
Second Vice President A. +. 0ckerhaussn. Record
ing secretary, George w. wheeler: Financial Sec
retary, Francis Hagaoore; Treasurer. JohH >
Giles An election was then held for -FOUR
in the selection OF Frederick A. Ridabock, JOHN
j. German, A. r. Ockerhausen and Edward Lane.
The annual report OF the trustees OF the benevolent
fund was then read. showing q permanent lund OF
sf0O 000 with additional amount of $4,000 sfill
In the hands OF the treasurer. After the reception
galceonian Club and tho New York firenien's Asso-
.sfa fiauo ofln "