The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
nRG0kLYY INTELLIGENCE.

EMBANKaENT ACCIDENT.-Tugh Smith, While at
work at an embankment in Seventh avenue on
Saturday, had his leg broken by the caving in Of
quantity OF earth. He was taken TO the hospital
CAR AcoIpEST.-Charles Kiesler had his left foot
crushed on Saturday night while attempting to get
on the front platform Of q car IN Broadway, near
Twelfth street. lie vas taken TO his home IN Whipple
street.
RogBYSa MoSEY DRAwER,-Danlel Fiszsmons
boy sixteen years OF age, was arrested aud locked
up to answer on Saturday night, on . charge OF
robDing the money drawer at the store Of Mr. John
>ackett at the corner OF Kent and Myrtle avenues.
BURGLARY.-The liquor store Of John Fay, at the
corner OF Main and Prospect streets, was bur-
glarlousy entered on Saturday night ana robbed OF
aboutiwenty dollars worth OF property and ten dol
lars IN money
DROWNED IN A CIsTERS.-Nrs. Elizabeth Baker
willie under the influence Of qaor fell into the
tern In the rear or her residence in Washington
avenue near Warren street, on Saturday, evening
and drowned. she was discovered about an
hour after the accident by her daughter. The Coro-
ner was notified.
FELoNEoUs AssAULr.-James ponnolly was ar.
rested and locked up yesterday 10 answer charge
OF feloneous assault James Victory, his brother
inlaw. Il appears the parties had q quarrel, when
Dcuaolly struck victory on the mead with bowl,
cutting him severely.
ALLEGED THEFT or HORSE AND WAGoN.-David
Reutshler, German baker, was arrested by ofiicer
Caamus, OF the Iuteeath precinct on saturday
night, on tie complaint CT Mrs. Mary Hlncs who ac
cused hln 81 taxing her horse ana wagon, and sell
Ing Il to PhIq Meyer Tor fiffy dollars, and silver
watch. The accused Was held to await the action
OF the Grand Jury.
ACCUSED or HIGHWAY ROBBERY. christopher
Band was arrested by ofnccr Layton OF the Forty
tlrd precinct, on saturday night on a charge or
ass0ulting and robblny Joseph Murray OF a slver
watch valued az SOD. Tue complainant says he
was on MS way nome when the accused Knocked
nun down ana TOOK the watch from him. The pris-
oLer VIII be examined before Justice Delmar.
81. JoHN's IouSG PEOPLES AssoCIATroN.--The
Young Peoples Association or the st. Johns Metho-
dist Episcopal chdrca, Bedford avenue is In som
respects tue mot attractive organization in the
Eostern District, y numbers several hundred men,
bers, aud their monthly reunions are very interest
ing gatherings. After listening 70 vocal and instru
mental music and a Orlef address By some popular
sDe Ker The company repair TO the church parior for
the interchange OF social feeling. course OF lee
lures viii be nauqurated this evening by Professor
Rice, OF the Wesleyan University. TO be followed by
Rev. Dr. Tiffany and other distinguished men.
ATTEaPTEo suIctpE.--At about seven O'Clock yes.
terday mornng, q German named Christian Troeb-
Ing entered the butcher shop OF August Geser cor
ner or Marshall street and Graham avenue, Williams
burgh ana deliberately cut large cash in hts throat
with KNIFE which he found lying on the meat
blOek. lie Was Immediately seized by the horraed
SPECTATORS and prevented from dong himself further
injury aud surgeon was promptly brought 10 his
aid Inc wound was found 10 be n serious but not
necessarily ili2i one, ana after IL had been properly
dressed captain Mullen removed froebiing TO the
station hoNAe on Morrell street. The wretched man
aud Tour children. Ills act Is attributed TO family
troubles.