The New York herald., 1869-05-03


Average temperature on Saturday ............ 50A
Average temperature corresponding day lastyr. 5e1S
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mary Phalon woman twenty
five years Of age, died suddenly at No. 57S East
Seveny-fourh street. Of disease Of the heart Coro-
ner Rollins was notified TO hold an inquest on the
body.
UPsETTING OF BoAr.-At half-past eight O'Clock
last night boat containing two men upset near
Central bridge, and one of the occupants, Thomas
McManus, OF Westchester county, was drowned.
The body was not recovered.
FOUND IN THE WATER.-The body OF an unknown
man. apparently about thirty-fve years of age, was
found floating in the dock foot of Nineteenth street
East river. Deceased had sandy hair and mustache
and wore black cloth coat and overcoat. Coroner
schirmer was notified to hold an inquest.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF A RETURNED CALiPoRNIAN.-
The Seventh precinct police report that last night
George W. Reid recently from California, was sent
to Bellevue Hospital dangerously Ill with fits.
He represented that he is q OF Mr.. Reid, ex-
United States Minister TO China, who now resides in
Philadelphia.
FOUND DEAD IN BED-Yesterday morning at an
early hour Margaret Feeley, an Irish woman thirty
two years OF age, was found dead in bed at her late
residence, No. 22s First avenue Deceased, retr-
ing the night previous. was apparently in her
health. Coroner schirlner was notified TO hold an
inquest on the body.
AN UNUSUAL INCIDENT Sergeant Mcdonald OF
the Sixth precinct, reports that five O'Clock yester
day afternoon Mrs. Augusta Rosenberg, OF No. los
BaTard street. had addition to her family OF three
male children. The mother and children are all
dong well and did not require the attendance OF
ply ysiclan.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-As gentleman named JAS.
Reed was passing through Ffty-Arst street. between
Lexington and Third avenues about Balfpast ten
O'Clock on Saturday night he was Knocked down by
strange man, who rihed his pockets OF fifteen dol
lars IN money and two notes for $500 each. the
hignwayman was not arrested.
DEATH oF AN EMIGRAST.-Coroner Schirmer was
yesterday notified to hold an inquest at No. 1Go
Third street, the body Of Casper Schutman a
German emigrant, thirty years of age who was
taken suddenly ILL., and died before the services OF
physician could be procured. Deceased had been
but two days IN the country.
FIRE IN 10TH STREET.-About half-past two
O'CLOCK Yesterday morning fire broke out in frame
dwelling In l04th street, near Tenth avenue and
damaged the building $1,000 Fully insured. The
fire was caused by the upsettlng OF lighted lamp
In one OF the bedrooms Of the house. David Dick
is the occupant OF the building and George Moore
the owner. The former Is fully Insured in the Citi-
zens' Insurance Company.
CARELESS SToREKEEpERs.-The officers OF the
Eighth precinct last night between the hours OF six
and one O'Clock found the doors OF the following
stores opened or unlocked:-s0. Mercer street. 421
Broadway, 593 Broadway and 1888 Mercer street.
If the thieves who prowl about the Eighth ward at
night had happened TO enter these places, invi-
tngly open 10 them, the owners would no doubt the
next day have complained very seriously OF the
pO"ce LUZ not hd'ihs prevented the "ouIs iarles'"
THE PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPoRT-The report
OF the Park Meteorological Department for the week
ending Saturday, May /, shows that the mean height
OF the barometer during that period was 2e.se7
inches; the maximum, at nine O'Clock p. NJ OF
April 70, being 3OOOS, and the minimum at nine Z.
NJ. OF MAY ], 1910, giving range OF .46s Of an
inch lhe weekly mean temperature was 5O.5l de-
grees. Ihe maximum "a degrees, was attained at
one O'Clock i. NJ. Of April u, aud the minimum ;,s
degrees, at hve A. NJ OF April 80 showing "A yara-
ton OF 30 degrees. Ram fell on April ~ 20 and
May !. Total duration OF actual raining ~ hours:
depth OF water. 81 OF an lnch.