The New York herald., 1869-08-27

eiXth street. who died from The enects oI Vioicnce
alleged TO have been received by stone pnrposely
thrown at him by another boy, MS already reported
I'm the UERAJD there has as yet been no inquest
held by Coroner keenan,. Wooster Beach, N. d.,
Yesterday made n post mortem examination ana
found that deceased had received compound frac-
tire OF the skull. nGt being the cause OF DEATH The
investigation will take place ON saturday. The boy
alleged to have thrown the stone has not yet been
arrested.
BODY IDENTIFIED The body Of the man found In
the water at pier Al East rver has been recognized
that of Michael Frost late baker DONG business
mt No. $50 Cherry street. Coroner Rollins held an
inquest and the jury rendered q verdict OF death
from supposed drowning. There Ia rum0r ahoat
that some days ago while the deceased was absent
ON picnic he was thrown overheard IRON y steam
boat and drowned, bnt at the time the body was
identified and Claimed by the relatives they mate no
such allegation. The body had been Ia the water
for many days ana decomposition was rapidly ad.
vanCing. Deceased was abOut iorty-lve years OF
age aud . native of Ireland.
TIE YouNo MEs's LITERARY AND DRAMATIC AS
socIarIoN FHsriyAL.--Tile above organization held
IT'S third annual festival yesterday afternoon and
evening at the Empire City RINK The mammoth
building Was crowded win the members and their
lady friends, and most enjoyable time was ha,i.
Abopt six O'Clock dancing commenced, 10 the music
the First regiissut band and at midnight the fun
was fast ana Iurtous with every probability Of It's
enduring tili an advanced hour IN the carry morninR
The festival was one OF tue most successful Oh tne
season, ana nothing occurred to mar the pleasure OF
the occasion. NassIs. j. W. Pike Mcbride ana
Eaton had charge o tne arrangements and 10 Their
cuNEaNore bt dttItuuleo suCNScs Va 'ho
festival.
SINGULAR CASE OF DEATH.-On the 9Th ultmo
Jane Nelson woman twenty-four years OF age was
sent 10 the Worhhouse for three months by one OF
the police magistrates. Az she was a woman OF more
than ordinary intelligence for Que OF her class. Jane
was appoiared one OF the nurses ana at the same
time the physician In charge gave ner
bottle OF diarrhna mixture, with lnstruc-
tions to administer 1t in proper doses to
any persons who might require IT. Last Sunday
morning Jane, not feeling very well. swallowed
the entire contents OF tue bottle or medicine. IL
being nm over dose, did not produce the desired
elect: bur on the contrary, reduced her to state OF
Inconsistencies from which sue never rallied ana
death subsequently ensued. Coroner Rollins held
dict IN accordance with the foregoing facts. Dc
ceased was native OF this country.
THE POLICE BoARD.--The action Of the Board OF
Police Commissioners al its session Of Wednesday
in making II obligatory upon oil members OF the
force with the exception OF detectives, to wear the
at going 10 or returning from public worship, has
caused quite c0mmotion ia the force. Yesterday
morning the Board held session, and made some
Slight changes the phraseooSy OF the rule, but re-
tanned It's spirit III every particular. The
shield is not 10 be worn however by officers OH duty.
The other resolution defining the class of officers
who TO report daily 10 the chief OF Central Office
detectives, Sergeant KelsO, was also amended so as
10 include all members of the police force detailed
for special duty az banks, hotels, theatres, Offices
and Offices under the city and county government.
Detailed men acting us clerks IN hc offices OF the
NltrN anu COulli,lSSOliclS disO EXEMPT
from rule No. 45. The object OF the Board passing
the resolution Is 10 prevent men, under the plea or
being on duty from negleciing their duty IN arrest
ing Violaofs OF The law and dsturbers OF the public
peace, well "a 10 protect the public from that
portion Of the force who In citizens clothes impose
upon the public By representing themselves as de-
tectlves
TEUroNIC MANSGRoHon-The Teutonc Manner
chor held festival last night at the Terrace Gar.
den, corner OF Fiityeghth street and Third avenue.
The grounds were beautifully Illuminated with va
regated Chinese lanterns which shed o dcadened
light over the thousands who had gathered to do
honor TO the occasion. The garden presented q
beautiful appearance. The benches crowded by
q gathering OF the best known German citizens
pageant in the country where the skies ore always
bright ana the gatherings ever Respondent with
Southern beauty. One could easily imagine that he
was seated In some rural retreat upon the banks Oi
the smooth flowing Rhine, listening to the CONVEX
sation OF the dwclers in Fatberland and enjoying
the SIRENS OF music dscOursed by Germans upon
the banks of taer favorite stream.
Iae prostamme presented last nlght at the Ter
lent one, including selections from Auber, Strauss
Beethoven Gevee and Mlenbach. These selections
were admirably performed both as far as vocasm
and INSTRUMENTATION were concerned, and receiy ed
elnerited applause from the large assemblagc
which eDi0s ed their performance. Ii would be dif.
iiculI, where all was good, to select anv piece fol
special coinmendaion, and all that should be said Il
that the festival was an unequvocal success. The
whole performances were under the able director.
ship OF Mr. W. Groschel, to whom the success OF the
musical festival must in the main be attributed.
THE DEATH OF Mrs. KLETr-N0r CASE or
observation-disclosures keenan, yesterday held an in
quest at 424 East Ninth street on the body OF Mrs.
Roslna Kleu, whose death has already been an.
nounced III The HERALD. Charles klett, the
husband or deceased, depOsed to a state Of
facts the same bas been heretofore printed
Drs. Beach, Finnell CLARK aud others, who made
post mortem examination on the body, say:-''We
found Inflammation OF the womb and surroundings.
In 0ur opinions death was cansed by pyemia frOm
an abcess. In our opinions her disease should have
been made out by an Intelligent physician. lf she
had severe pam inorphine shOuld hive been given,
II not that medicine would have been improper
one-eightn Of gram Of morphine is not @ hOlnoeO-
pathc dose.r
John Plummer. OF 30 avenue A. deposcd TO being
homeopathic physician; was called TO attend de-
ceased August II: she was then IN very feeble
state and had violent after-pains; she complained o
pam IN the stomach, and remained in that condition
up 10 the une OF her death; her husband asked int
for powders 10 cause sleep; on Tuesday ht
came 10 my house, and ] gave him fOul
powders each containing One.eighth OF q grain
OF acetate Of morphine; weighed 1t myself; ordered
one powder first, and she did not sleep give hel
another powder after a few hours: l gave these
powders 10 produce sleep; deceased was IN fever
ana had cramps In the stomach; dO not know
whether she had perItonitis or not; graduated 10
Germany.
| Tais closed the testimony and the case being
gwen 10 the dry tbey found that dece ised
! her death rom pyeiDia