The New York herald., 1869-05-20

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THE FIRE IN CEDAR STREEr.-In the report Of the
fire az No. 20 Cedar street which appeared in yester
days HERALD 1t was stated that the premises
occupied by O'Day Brother as cotton sample
warehouse. Mr.. O'Day states that the firm ceased
to occupy the building on the LIST of April last and
no fire has occurred In their premises.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-This Board convened
Tuesday afternoon, with the president Supervisor
Roche, In the chair number OF resolutions re-
scnding taxes alleged 10 have been erroneousy as
sessed were adopted. The ordinance accompanying
the county tax levy was read and adopted. few OF
the ordinary bills were audited and the Board ad-
Journed to meet again at the call OF the Char.
NEW YORK STA TIE ASSOCIATED PREss.-At the an
nual meeting OF the New York State Associated
Press yesterday, at the Metropolitan Hotel in this
city, the following officers for the ensuing year were
ele cted:-Presdent, Joseph Warren, OF the Buffao
Courier; Secretary and Treasurer, f. H. Roberts OF
the Utica Herald and Gazette; Executive Commit
tee Jacob G. Cuyler, of the Albany Express; II. OR.
Tucker Of the Troy Times; g. l.. smith, OF the Syra-
cuse Journal; George G.. Cooper OF the Rochester
Union aud AdrerttSe, and Mr. Tnurston, OF the FL
mira Advertiser.
THE CASE OF JOHN RESANGNASI-H HIS DEATH
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Flynn received infor-
nation from Warden Brennan, of Bellevue Hospital
OF the death OF John Renangnani, the Italian lad
late OF No. 10 Crosby street. who alleged that on the
27th ut he was pushed from the platform OF
one OF the New Haven cars, In Fourth avenue, near
Twenty-eighth street, by conductor, or some one
else attached TO the car, and had one Of his feet
crushed. The ante-mortem statement of deceased
published In the HERALD OF Saturday last There
is boy who ~ said to have deceased pushed
from the platform of the car, and he will be forth.
coming to-day, to which time the investigation was
adjourned.
DROWNING or DEPUTY SnERIFF.-On the even
ing OF the 18th OF March last John II. Hart, the
deputy sheriff, was seen In lager beer saloon In
Second avenue near Thirty-1rst street. on leaving
that place Hart proceeded towards the river and
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seven O'Clock the remains OF Mr.. Hart were found
floating IN the water on the foot of East Twenty third
street aud Identified by the Official badge which he
wore on his breast The body being conveyed TO the
Morgue, was subsequently recognized by the rea-
tves. Coroner schirmer held aa inquest in the case
drowning. 1t is believed that Mr.. Hart accidentally
fell overheard. Deceased was thirty one years OF
age and native OF Ireland lie was formerly a
member OF the Eighteenth precinct police
SUICIDE or PRIsoNER.-0n Tuesday afternoon
Charles Roth German barber, who lived at No. 3s5
Madison street, having been addicted to drinking to
excess and threatening 10 kill his wife, was arrested
on her complaint and taken before the magis-
trate at the Essex Market Police Court by
whom he was committed. During the n light Roth
was discovered hanging 20 one OF the iron
bars of the cell door with his necktle which he
had used for that purpose. The body was instantly
cut down and examined but too late to save him,
life then being extinct Coroner keenan, gave per.
mission for the removal OF the remains TO the late
residence of deceased, where Coroner Flynn held an
inquest. Deceased was fortyeight years OF age aud
a native OF Germany. lie is thought 10 have been
in partially deranged state OF mind.
woMES's TyPoeRApHIcAL UNION, No. IA meet
ing OF the women's Typographical Union No. 1, was
held last night at No. 6s East Broadway but in con-
sequence OF the 'rain" OF Jupiter Pluvlus the as.
semby was rather limited. There were only
twenty "yposn and eight "typoessesn gathered
on the occasion, and all felt that their ''mater'
would have to ''sand over' until some future occa-
sion. The object OF the meeting which was pre-
sided over by Miss Lewis ian able advocate
10 represent the women In the National
Typographical Union. which meets at Albany
on the 5th OF next month. for the purpose
OF urging the claims OF the women typos, to obtain
q charter from that body. After desultory con.
versation the meeting adjourned to Friday week.