The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-10
States store veee, purveyor was sold at auction yes

States store vessel Purveyor was sold at suction yes
terday for $4,000 cash.
MUSIC IN THE PARK.-The commissioners an
nounce that II the weather be 1ne there WIN b,
music ON the Mall at the Park to-day, commencing
at four r. NJ.
MILITARY MISUNDERSTANDING B, Twenty-sec
ond regiment, National Guard, Captain Thomas II
Cullen, win visit Rye N. Y, on the 22d inst The
| company on this occasion will parade in their new
| full dress uniform. The excurslonists will be accom-
| panied by full brass band and drum corps.
FATAL HATcHwAY CAsUALrY.-A boy fourteen
years OF age name not gven) was yesterday re-
ported TO be lying dead in st. Francis Hospital.
ffth street nom the effects OF injuries received by
| faIng through hatcbway. When and under what
circumstances the accident occurred did not trans
pre. Coroner Flynn has charge Of the case.
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-Coroner Flynn was
yesterday notified TO hold an inquest in Fifth ave-
nue., between Sixty-sixth and Sixy-seventh streets
on the body OF George F. Schneider lad thirteen
years Of age. who was drowned on Thursday after
noon while bathing IN pond near his fathers resi-
dehce. Tue pody was recovered soon after the oc-
eurrence ana removed TO the parents residence.
THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD CASUALTY
Coroner Flynn yesterday concluded the inquest in
the case OF John SchafYer, the child three years Of
age, who was killed on the Second Avenue Railroad,
az already reported. The jury found that he came
to ms death by being trampied upon by horses at
tached 10 car No. 50 OF the Second Avenue Railroad,
AMI we recommend the company In future to en-
ploy more experienced drivers"
DEATH FROM SCALDs.-Agnes Reed little girl,
I'VE years OF age, died at the residence OF her pa
rents. No. 243 East Fftyfth street fro The effects
OF scalds received by accidentally falling INTO tub
OF not water which had been prepared for washing
purposes. Coroner Flynn was notified 10 hold an
inquest on the body.
Coroner Flynn was called to No. 81 Mulberry street
to hold an inquest on the infant child OF Mr.. Muir
ply, fourteen months old, death having resulted
from scalds received by the upsettng Of q cup OF
boiling milk
ACCIDENTAL DRowNING.--On Monday last, George
Howard, young man twenty years OF age, went
on an excursion down the bay with a party Of
friends The steamer returned at night, and after
landing at the foot OF Fourteenth street. North river
deceased mysterlously disappeared. Yesterday his
dead BODY was found noating in the dock foot OF
Fifteenth street, North river. The remains were re-
moved TO the Morgue, where Coroner Rollins was
NOTIFIED TO hold an inquest. Deceased, who was q
native OF this city, lived in FOrtyfourth street. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
DEATH IN THE Observation-Disclosures Brennan yes
terday informed Coroner Rollins that H. Whitman,
man about fftyve years Of age, had died in Belle
vue Hospital On the 7th inst deceased. while at
the Stevens House, Broadway, was seized with con-
Vulsi0ns, whereup0n he was placed IN charge OF q
porter employed In the hotel and taken to the hosp
tai. whitman was never restored TO consciousness
again and died yesterday morning. Coroner RO-
Inns was notified to hold an inquest on the body.
The nativity or place OF residence Of deceased did
not transpire.