The New York herald., 1869-01-11

ACCIDENTALLY BURNED.-An inquest was yester-
day held by Coroner Schirmer at No So Mott street
over the body Of VIM. T. Ruwither aged one year
who died from the eject OF burns received one week
ago.
ANOTHER BOND RoBBERY.-The safe in the store
Of Miller 4 Co., No. 50 Broad street, was broken
open by burglars on the night Of the sth instant
and robbed OF three ST. 900 United States bonds and
one $500 bond No clue has as yet been obtained as
10 the whereabouts OF the thieves.
A SL0OP ON FfRR.-A Ore broke out yesterday
afternoon on board the sloop James z. Church.
before 1t could be extingushed 1876 bales OF hay
which were on decks were totally destroyed, causing
2 loss OF $1,000. The property belonged TO John
A CITY HORROR. woman named Mary Mitchell
died three or four lays ago at No. Al Thames street
from some cause AZ yet unexplained and the body
has been lying in the house ever since unattended.
The Coroner and the Commissioners OF Charities
were notified OF the occurrence and requested TO take
sucn action In the matter as the law requires.
CORNER LoAFERs.-It has become quite custom
Of late for policemen on duty, in citizens clothes
who apparently relish grocery store odors more than
the family reside to stand the street corners in
the midst OF group OF rowdes gazing at all passers
by with an impudent stare, and occasionally to
make III timed remarks on 1.-THE ladies. Could not
General Order No. A,5Sok correct this matter.
THE PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPoRT.-Tne report
of the Park Meteorological department for the week
ending January shows barometrcal mean, for the
week OF 2o.s9s. The maximum at seven A. NJ. OF
the 4th was 30.160 and the minimum at two r. M.
OF the 9th was 29.54s showing range OF .612. The
weekly mean of the thermometer was 1884, the
maximum at two p. NJ. OF January being AT aud
the minimum, at seven A. NJ. OF the Sd instant 10
degrees giving variation In temperature OF IL 10
Rain fell on the 4th and 5th nstants the depth OF
water being .23 Of an inch.
ANNUAL MEETING AT MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL
Tho directors OF Mount sinai Hospital, situated IN
West Twentyeighth street, held their annual meet
ing yesterday. The resident physician, Dr. s. Teller
presented his annual report The report states that
671 patients were treated in the hospital during
lsos and 743 outside 4s9 were discharged and 65 i'm
Proved were not improved and As deafhs occurred
63 remain In the hospital; 81 persons came on
account OF accident; Il were pay patients. The
Quoting the incurable and those received diving
condition the rate was but is per cent.
MEETING OF THE KNIGHTS oP ST. PATRICK. This
society met yesterday to make arrangements to at
tend the obsequies OF the deceased vice president
Mr. John McAulIfe which win take place at
nine O'Clock this morning. Judge Connolly oc.
cupied the chair. Twelve gentlemen were
appointed TO act az pail bearers, including
ne president Mr. Mitchell, the exprcsidents,
Messrs y ons and Hartnet, and other members OF the
association. IL was resolved that the society should
meet at halfpast eight O'Clock In the court house.
tiffy-seventh street and Third avenue and proceed
from thence In body TO the residence OF the de-
ceased on Second avenue, from which the funeral
procession Will move TO the churcn Of ST. Vincent
Fewer, Sxtyhfth street. where solem requiem ma 4
will be celebrated. 1t was further resolved that
ntlng tribute To the memory OF the deceased should
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