The New York herald., 1869-01-27
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SUDDEN DEArHs.-An inquest was held yesterday
by Coroner schirmer over the remains OF John Far
rell aged sixty native Of Ireland, who was found
dead yesterday in the cellar OF SO Park street. me
jury rendered verdict OF death from intemperGncc.
Coroner Schrmer also held az inquess over sms Dss
Stanton street from disease OF the leart. BARBARA
was native OF Germany and sixfy-four years OF
age.
John Costello alaborer native of Ireland, residing
In Forty-seventh street, was found dead IN ceuar
q building on The corner COZ q EIGHTEEN sseet to be-
the result or fall Coroner Schirmer was nounea.
THE COLD sNAr.--Yesterday was one OF the cold
est days OF the present season. The sky was clear
the air was sharp and biting, tho wind was cold ana
clustering and the thermometer stood as low as u
had been for some time past. Everybody who nad
occasion to walk or ride abroad soon became
acquainted with the fact that the atmosphere was
unusually cold and everybody indulged Ia comment
thereupon. Pedestrians resorted TO oil sorts OF
Goats were buttoned muflers were tied, furs
R@s on aS put
the nipping cold made itself felt BY
everybody, and the clustering wind whistled round
the corners finding out every ent clad portion Si
was tingling or the blood at all the cxtremites,
redness OF the nose, numbncss about the ears ana
fingers OF the gentlemen, and beautiful color upon
the faces OF the ladies which put to shame all the ar
tifcial coorings SO much In vogue nowadays. Loi-
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streets, but the current Of human travel proceeded
on Its way ut quick and hurried pace, ende0vorng
thereby to counte the effects Of the biting atnos-
phere Pedestrianism was more fashionable than
riding, stages and cars losing many OF their regular
fares who preferred travelling home on loot TO get
ting hatf frozen.
THE LATE PARK BANK R0BBERY.-.The man CIV
ing his name as George E. Pnton, who lately robbed
the PARK Bank OF $1,000 in bonds. through breaking
one OF the desk windows and then ab3tracting the
bonds, IL the statements made against him are true,
~ no novice In crime. Olicer Cole OF the Fifth pre-
cinct Is lie positively Identifies him rs one oil the
parties ne led on the 25th OF October last
while IN the act OF putting In wagon SIX
trunks fllled with silks and millinery gr0ds, which
subsequent investigation proved 10 have been stolen
from the store Of r. Franks No. sos Canal street.
Three men were engaged IN taking away the goods,
two Of whom were arrested and the third escaped.
The man lie now identities as one OF the prisoners
gave his name as George Williams. IL VIII be re-
membared that this man Williams had the the
basement underneath Mr.. Franks store. and
that the robbery was effected through making
hoe through the ceiling and thence
letting the goods down from the store
into tie basement. Williams and the party arrested
were taken before Alderman Conan, at the TOmbs
and committed without ball Captain Petty, Of the
Filth precinct, who saws he has made thorough in
vestigatlon in the case since, accounts Tor the
prisoner being at large in the following way.-The
papers in the case he alleges were sent on the day
succeeding the arrest TO District Attorneys Of
fee and receIpted FOR in the usual way. On the 10th
OF November, he further alleges, Alderman CONAN,
the committing magistrate. obtained the papers, re-
ceipted for them and took them away, and that
thereon iie prisoners were set free.