The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-31

was taken suddenly Ill., and, falling TO the moor, died
Ia q few moments afterwards Deceased lived at 900
west F0rtieth street. Coroner Rollins Will nou an
inquest on tho body to-day.
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.-G. w. Ball, sentenced
August to two years. imprisonment On Elackweh's
Island. for ENLIGHTENMENT from Mills Glib, No. Az
broadway, New YORK, was on Thursday last par
uohed ny Governor Holman, at the petition or MS
employers and brother employees ana the special re-
Hackett
terday received request from the Board OF Health
to hold an inquest in First avenue. between Fifty
nrst and Ffty-sec0nd streets, over the remains Of
nary Noon, VINO died suddenly on Friday last. DR..
Burton. who attended the deceased during her III.
ness, has been notified that an inquest will be held
on the body OF deceased.
THE DEATH OF Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. keenan,
yesterday held an inquest Oh the body Of Thomas
Macauey, late foreman OF Metropolitan Fire Engine
No. s who died suddenly on Sunday evening, at No.
yos water street, as previously reported IN the
wooster Beach, NJ. d., which showed that death re-
snted from rupture OF an aneurlsm OF the aOrta.
verdict 10 that effect accordingly rendered by
a native OF thus state
FATAL ACCIDENT Yesterday morning. about nine
O'Clock, MIR. David II. Jones, brick mason assembled
to the roof Of premises No. IS Park avenue to finish
u JOB OF work, and o few minutes afterwards he
slipped and fell TO the pavement thus receiving IN
Jurcs which proved fatal soon afterwards, death
ensuing VIII e being conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital.
Coroner Keenan, was notified to hold an inquest on
The body. Deceased, who lived III Seventh avenue,
near harlem, was afty TWO years OF age and native
OF New Jersey. Mr. Joseph Carpenter, Of 1T Eighth
avenue, was near deceased when he fell.
SUDDEN DEATHs-Mr q. Beyersdorf, who kept
lager beer saloon 1856 Laurens street. died suddenly
afer brief illness. Coroner Rollins was notified to
hold an inquest on the body.
Coroner Rollins Was called to hold an inquest over
tho remains OF Mrs Elizabeth Frauseday. who died
somewhat suddenly at her late residence IN Green
wich street, near spring. Deceased had been com-
planning Tor some time past out her husband de-
sired that post-mortem examination ahould pe
made on the body 10 satisfy himself as well as lie
authorities as 10 the cause OF death. The case will
receive that attention It's importance demands.
NEW STREET PAvEHENTs.-Bids were opened ct
the Croton Aqueduct Office yesterday and the fol-
loving proposals accepted:-F0r regulating and
paving with Fisk concrete pavement the portion OF
129tn street extending from Third to Sixth avenue;
contract awarded to J. s. Brown for Si5 1926; time
$50 days. For regulating and paving with Brown x
Miller pavement North Moore street, iron West
broadway to West street; contract awarded 70 X.
i. Miller at S2l, 49,; time 10 DAYS. For regulating
and paving with Brown Il Miller pavement White
street, from Centre street to Broadway; contract
awarded TO b. T. Miller at 5l1 $50 90; time loo days.
For regulating and paving With Nicolson pavement
SecOnd avenue, from Fourteenth street 10 Nineteenth
street; contract awarded TO q. q. Waterbury at
$20500; time, 225 days.