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


Average temperature for corresponding date
Average Tor week last year 4S
Average for week tins year. .......... 4S1a
SLIGHT FIRES YEsTERDAy.-At No. las Worth
street. in John Reilley's stable; burned one old bed
kerosene lamp exploded at No. 75s Second avenue:
loss, an inferior lamp and hall pint oi dangerous
oil.
SUDDEN DEArH.--George Williams, pedlar,
fhirty-t years Of age died suddenly yesterday at
20 Bayard street. Williams was suffering from dis
ease OF the heart and had been treated b. dispen-
sary doctor. An Inquest VIII be held on the body
by Coroner rs IN.
THE PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending November 9, 1902 shows the condition ofthe
weather during that period to have been as follows
Barometer--Mean, 10000; maximum at p. NJ
November 3, aQ.3l6 minimum atl2 T. NJ, November
q, 295I2; range, .ll4. Thermometer-Mean, ILL
maximum at i. ~, November ! I'll; minimum at
J. NJ, November !, 80; range 81. On November
rain isfrom 10 A. NJ. TO 2;l5 +. NJ, TO the depth Of
%. men, which WAS the total amount oil water for the
week.
DIED FROM ISJURIEs.-John Rogers, man 1fiy-
two years OF age, who had been il the employ Of
the Hudson River Railroad Company, as payer, died
yesterday in Bellevue Hospital. About fye weeks
ago, while Rogers was at work, a heavy iron rail
1eil on one OF MS ieei, crushing II severely. Since
that time deceased has been under treatment in the
hospital. Rogers, who boarded corner Of Vestry and
Greenwich Streets has lett widow aud five chil.
dren III the old country. lie has one daughter &c
Turner'S station. on the liDe o. Inc Erie hallway.
on the body.
THE CoRoNERs' HARvEsT,-Yesterday Hanora
Donahey, aged forty, native OF Ireland died at
No. IL Mulberry street.
Fred. Gein, aged sixty-fve years. OF No a32 East
Twentysixth street. fell down a flight OF stairs on
"Wednesday and died yesterday from injuries re-
ceived.
Leonard Richenstem, aged thirty year,, died at u
Eldrldge street.
The fifteenth police precinct reports that on saur-
day night B. 1. H2nlau took room ai the whitney
House, corner OF Twelfth street aud Broadway.
Yesterday evening he was found dead, and the Coro-
ner has been uotlnei to Inquire into the cause OF
deatu.
PHYSICIANS MUTUAL AID AssocIATIoN.-The an
nuaI meeting Of this society was held on Saturday
last at the Mott Memorial rooms, Madison avenue,
when the following oiilcers were eected:-James
Anderson NJ D., president; Alexander y. Mott,
III. d.. vice president; Joseph Mcneil, NJ D., secre-
tGrF; Charles II. OSBORNE, NJ d.. assistant secretary;
Leonard Weber, III. D., corresponding secretary; Z.
ii. Jones' III. D., treasurer me following members
uI the board OF trustees reelected FOR the
OF three years:-M. Herzog. Nj D.; 4. j. o'suilvan
OF the most eminent physicians OF the city, and
though but recently organized has already accom-.
pllshed great deal OF good by affordng Immediate
relief to tie families OF deceased members.
LADIES' UNION RELIEF AssocIAT1oS.-Fhe ladies'
OF this association for the relief OF disabled soldiers
and the families Of those who have fallen during the
late war, win hold their FIRST public fair this week
ut the Apollo Rooms. No. 1913 Broadway COM
DhtuCii8 tO-ud9s tHs pdsb Ntut Aie as-UCAd-
ton has, in quiet way, expended over Sf2,O)D in
cash. besides distributing large donation or clothing
and articles OF food TO disabled soldiers and INDECENT
families; having also been instrumental IN receiving
I'D nisson to SC. LuKe's Hospital ior Number Of
patients in need OF Skull treatment and
careful attendance, together with professional
SERVICES gratis OF eminent physicians, for
patients not necessarily honorable TO the hospital.
The eight dollars per mouth pension being barely
SUFFICIENT Tor shelter IN tune Or health, the OBJECT u
the association Il limited 10 times OF sickness or
special trial. when the stipend l. not Sufficient 10
prevent suffering. The association has also been
instrumental n securing employment FOR large
number OF semrd.saDled beneaciaYles. The associa-
ton numbers among IT. managers aud members the
most influential ladies IA The city the officers serv-
ing without salary or compensation. The present
TAR the nr5D pubic one 81 Inc association, t. there
fore, an affair or considerable social esd.