The New York herald., 1869-11-29

Dearborne aged nity years. OF No. $40 West Fiftieth
street. fell on Morton street, Hudson, and frac-
tured knee.
DANGEROUSLY BEArEN.-Margaret Stanley, whose
residence is not given yesterday morning was uan-
gerously beaten by one Thomas Noble. Her wounds
were dressed by physician at the Fourth precinct
station house. Noble was not arrested
SHOT HMsELF.-While carelessly handling q
pistol In barber shop No. II James street, yesterday
afternoon, Henry Caters, OF No. GA james street,
shot himself through one OF the legs. An officer OF
the Fourth precinct arrested HIM, and alter his
wound had been dressed he was locked up.
ATTEMPTED ARsON-Yesterday morning, between
four and five O'CLOCK some mscreant attempted to
fire the dwelling house No. 422 West Thirty-dfth
street. by setting tire TO can OF OIL, which he had
deposited In the hallway The police fortunately
discovered 1t In time to stay serious damage
DEATH FROM BURNs.-Coroner keenan, was yes
terday called to No. 365 Cherry street to hold an
inquest on the body OF Catharine Dillon little girl
seven years OF age whose death was the result OF
burns received by her clothes taxing fire from hot
stove, as heretofore published III the HERALD.
DIAMOND RoBBERY IN FIFTH AvENUE.-Wnile the
family OF Mr.. A. L. Mowery, OF No. 534 Fifth avenue,
at dinner, about six O'Clock ON Saturday even
ing, o sneak thief who had secreted himself IN the
building. made his way to the sleeping apartments
the second n0or anu stole 81 200 worth OF watches
and diamond Jewelry.
DEATH IN A CELL.-Yesterday morning, about
nine O'Clock, man twenty-elght years OF age much
under the influence Of liquor, whose name Is said to
be Kelly was taken to the Oak street police station
by officer Henernan. OF the Fourth precinct. and
placed in Cell untll he should become sufficiently
sobered TO go to the TOmDs. Two hours later Kelly
died In his CELL Coroner keenan, was notified to
hold an inquest on the body.
THE PARK METEOROLOGICAL RECOBD.-The report
OF the Park Meteorological Department for the
week ending November ~, shows the following
atmospheric conditions during that period:-Barom
eter-Mean, S0'u68 inches; maximum, at nine A. NJ,
November rs, 80. 302 inches; minimum, at one A. NJ,
November q, %. 100 inches; range, .552. Thermom-
eter-Mean, a7.3 degrees; maximum, at eight r. NJ,
November 23 1876; minimum, ~ seven A. NJ, No
vember rs, $50; range 20.6. Rain tell November
%, "a and n; total depth OF water, 1.S0 inches.
ATTEMPTED MURDER BY A JEwEss.-Between
twelve and one O'Clock yesterday afternoon
quarrel occurred at No. u Bayard street between
two Jewesses, named Mrs. yerosky and Rachel
Sesekler, regarding some ciOthesaclalmed by each.
NerlOSky drew large knife anti In moment OF
passionate frenzy cut her antagonist In Two places
on her right arm and on the right side OF her mouth
The last wound Is nearly two inches long and is an
" Ouid be murderess was arresIed by officer Rey.
nolds, OF the sixth precinct. The wounded woman
will recover
FATAL ACCIDENT IN BROADWAY Last Thursday
afternoon James Kells, plasterer, then employed
on the Equitable Lie Insurance building, in tine
course erection at the of Cedar street and
Broadway, while erecting scafrold the supports
gave way and precipitated him to the lower floor,
distance OF more than forty 1eet Several OF his ribs
the brain and other injuries kels was conveyed to
the New York Hospital, where ne 0ied yesterday
morning. Deceased was twenty-fiv years OF age. a
native OF Ireland and boarded at 23s East twenty.
fifth street. Coroner Schrmer was notified and held
an inquest on the body. Tne jury returned q ver-
dict OF accidental death.