The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-25

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DlsINTBREsTED CHARITY.-IJ IL reported that
some charitable Individual, at present unknown,
has donated $4,000 to the Women's Hospital.
Music IN TIE PARK.-The Park Commissioners an
nounce that II the weather be favorable there will
be music on the Mall in the Park, commencing at
halfpast three p NJ.
TIE FIsHMoNGERs' ASSOCIATION BuILDING.-An
extra force Of carpenters has been put to work on
the new Fulton fish market, with the purpose Of
having the structure completed by the LIST Of
October.
SUPPOSED DEATH FROM SurFocATIoN.-An infant
one month and eight days old, whose perents reside
at No. 80 Forsyth street, was found dead In bed yes
terday morning Death is supposed to have resulted
from sufocation caused by having Its face covered
up In the bedc0thes. Coroner Rollins was notified
to hold an Inquest on the body.
COURT OF ArPEALs.-As the next session OF the
Court Of Appeals which will commence on Tuesday,
2sth instant VIII be neld In this city, the chamber Of
Is now being fitted up for the OF the court. The
desks aud furniture used by the Board Is being
moved ana number OF stout cane seat chairs Will
be placed IN the room for the use OF members Of the
bar.
The NEW Gross Town RALROAD.-The new
cross town railroad, beginning at the corner OF
avenue and Tenth street, and passing down
avenue to Houston street, thence across the city
loot OF Duane street. is nearly finished The route
returns up Duane street, uiverging into Greenwich
street, thence through 10 Prince 10 the B0Wery,
through avenue and up to the company's depot at
the corner OF Tenth street.
FATAL RUNAWAY CAsUALTY-A Boy KILLED.
Yesterday afternoon team OF horses attached to q
wagon belonging to Mr.. Henry BresIin, OF PIT
Seventh street, took fright ana or at furious
rate OF speed. In their course the horses knocked
age, whose parents live at No "a Clinton street,
killing him almost instantly. The body was taken
n
an inquest. No one was on the truck when the
horses ran away.
CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC
UNION. The annual Convention of the National
Telegraphic Union was held yesterday at the West
ern Hotel In this city. But few delegates pre-
sent ana little Of interest was DONE The treasurers
report showed good financial condition OF the
union. The future control of all the affairs Of the
union was vested in the executive committee, which
Is composed Of the officers The following officers
were eiected:-President n Il. Young, Of Washing.
ton, d. c.; Vice President, w. O. Lewis, OF New
York; Recording Secretary, W. W. Burhans, OF New
York; Corresponding secretary, F. L. Pope, OF New
York; Treasurer. A. l.. Whipple, OF Albany.
A Boy FATALLY INJURED-CENsURE OF BARCLAY
STREET observation-disclosures Rollins yesterday held
an inquest at I'll Duane street the body Of Hugh
Kelly, lad over seven years Of age, whose death
resulted from injuries. On Thursday morning the
| deceased was on his way to school, and while pas
sing the store 90 Barclay street was caught beneath
| him to the pavement causing compound fracture O
| the scul The cover had been removed from thu
entrance to the cellar which 1t secured, and PLACED
against post or cask the walk in unsafe posi-
tion. While deceased was passing that point the cove
| either fell or was pushed over and crushed him q
stated. The Jury, alter hearing all the testimony
| returned che Following verdct:-That deceased cam
cover falling on MIN at 90 Barclay street. on the 23
day OF September 1859: we further censure the hru
| OF Semann Whales, at 90 BArcay street, for hav
| Ing said cover In dangerous position.
| FUNERAL OF THE LATE JAMES SADLIER.-Th,
obsequies OF the late James Sadlier the well known
| Catholic publisher, were celebrated at st. Peters
church yesterday morning. The galleries, the altar
and the pulpit were draped in black and the church
was filled with large number Of personal ant
business friends Of the deceased who wished to show
their respect for his memory by being present at his
| funeral At baif.past ten O'CLOCK the solemn High
Mass OF Requiem commenced, Rev. Michael J.
o Farrel officiating as celebrant, Rev. james Quinn
as deacon, and Rev. Michael O'Farrel as sub.deacon
| Rev, Michael Curran, of 81. Andrews, acted a
| master OF ceremonies. A large number Of clergy
men were 10 the sanctuary OF the church during The
Mass, and afterwards they Joined in chanting the
solemn and mournful Office for the dead according
TO the Catholic ritual. The remains we're taken to
Calvary Cemetery for interment, and were followed
to their last resting place by his sorrowing relatives
| and friends. The pail bearers were Messrs. dwell
| Benzinger Lynch, Haverty, Campbell, O'Sbaugh
| messy, COWe and Kennedy.