The New York herald., 1869-01-30
NEW HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY 80 SHEET

together with . delegation Of the Aldermen land
other prominent citizens Of Baltimore called at the
GiSe5snt public oiicss they were escorted through
the Governors Room and various other rooms in the
City Hall and new Court House. So
ASSAULT WITH RAzoR.-Yeste.day afternoon q
quarrel occurred In Second street, near avenue B,
between Edward Borchare ana John Murphy. The
former, getting the worst OF the nght drew razor
Borcars was arrested by ocer Koddy ID
the seventeenth precinct, and the wounded man
was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
FIRE IN HUDSON STREET.-At two O'Clock yester-
day morning fre was discovered ON the fourth door
Of the Ave story brick building corner or Hudson and
Bank Streets owned and partially occupied by w. s.
| See \ Co. as marble factory. The damage TO the
building was $1,000; insured for $4,000. On stock,
Bormm i Pease bookbtnders, who Occupied poT.
ton OF the premises, sustained loss Of from "a 600
TO 5000; insurance not asccrtained.
ARREST OF SUPPOSED BANK RoBBER.-whle on
duty Yesterday on Wall street detective Irving Of
the Central once, arrested Joseph waldron alias
'Batts" who s suspected OF being one Of the three
thieves who some weeks ago entered a bank In
BROOKLYN. snatched $40 900 and made away with II.
te s ~fo ~ taken 70 me Central once and catechsed
again 70 the Central ONCE where he was locked up
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Mrs Edward Til
letson had narrow escape from death yesterday
between eleven and twelve. While she was sitting
In her carriage near the new building Of James hid
win, NO. 36l Canal street. the derrick witt which
some workmen were hoisting coping stones gave
way and fell over with crash across the backs Of
Ing the other so badly that he died soon after No
pants. a.
TIE PARK BANK rosnEnY.-Tps Man who was
arrested FOR the late fo6bery At the PARK Bank has
been identified by General Francis e. Pinto as
soldier belonging to his late command who enlisted
May 1851, in Company G. Thirty.second New York
volunteers, under the name OF Anthony Martin,
from Brooklyn, BY occupation a pyrotecinist. He
land campaign Of 1862 was convicted OF stealing from
Maryland farmer and placarded as thief He
officer.
ASTRONOMICAL OccULTAr1ov OF REGULUs.-On
Thursday evening was an exact counterpart Of the
hazy and cloudy sky occurring on the evening OF
the lunar eclipse. The moon arose at eighteen
minutes after six o'clock when 1t had reached an
altitude Of Two hours Above tie HORIZON this bril-
liant star Of the navigator appeared about four de-
and now yssplepdent svenlna staf, The planet Mars
Reguus in its circuit aroapd the earth, at tynlne
s1aT snd aplaTsa lgay a nOS,r ncreat limb q The moo
the mountain on ats surface designated Plato.
The SUICIDE IN CROSBY srREEr.-Coroner
schrmer held an inquest yesterday No. 1875 Crosby
street. the remains Of Isaac s. Davis the young
man who committed suicide on Thursday by shoot
ing himself through the head. Deceased had called
On augusta Clark, an inmate q the house when
pawn a locket. he had given her. Davis then
threatened to shoot Augusta and produced re-
besought u him % on her Knees not to muraer %
her, when he relented and declared that
duced to show that Davis had fired te pistol twice,
the first bullet missing its object and the second
slant death. VIM NJ Tweed, Jr., brother-iri.law
Of deceased, testified that Davis had frequently
rendered verdict q Of suicidal death which had bseS
committed while deceased was temporarily insane.
OBsEQUIEs OF Ex-JUDGE wALBRIDGE.-rhe fune-
raj services of the late ex-Jud9e Henry 8. wabridge
who was accidentally killed on New Jersey rail-
road few days ago, took place yesterday afternoon
from the residence Of his son-in-law, Dr. A. o.
Stevens West Fortynrst street. the remains were
conducted by Rev. Howard Crosby, d. D., who deliv
cred brief address, in which he stated deceased had
thirty years. At the close OF the prayer meeting Of
the church on Thursday evening Elder Esry spoke OF
IL h Of Eden
and hls family, and the following resolution was
adopted
and honored families that OF the Hon. Judge wabrdge
therefore
necessity Of separation from family which with ts head
tion IN Church and community We shall forget
their influence for good among and shall follow them With
earnest and best whes and wherever God shall
cali them spend the remainder Of their may they
pleased with health and long and useful lives the
Of the Blessed Master.
Among those present at the funeral were General
Hiram Walbridge and Heman walbridge, DR.. A. O.
Stevens. Marcus Riggs, DR.. Relsig and family and
a number OF prominent gentlemen from Leonia. N.
]. The remains Will be taken to Ithaca for inter-
ment.