The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-31

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| r1fth styeet and Newark avenue was DESTROYED by
| cro vos,e,aav moypro. Tna hu,,d,r, was an old
tran'a strnctre moi Worth more thar, ss05 mt the
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cred by insurance.
| BRUTAL ASSAULT ON AN OLD MAN.-Yesterday
| morning about four O'Clock On old milkman named
| John Manning was knocked down. beaten aud
k,cked nj the Erie Railway deoot nv nnotber milk
| man named William Kigroye BECAUSE the latter
| was prevented from driving ahead OF Manning
There were lew persons In the Vicinity At the time
INT the Old MANS cries attracted tie attention. OF
| four or 1ve men, whO rushed pom the assaant and
| who would have quickly avenged the outrage but
for the arrival OF police ocer. Kil9r0ve was sent
'or 'rla'.
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Oh MOTIFS s'fcdar was passing from canal D0at 10
to mis- vessel when he fell between and drowned
hefora oss,at anca coult IN ran oorod Tbo cantaip
of Inc canal boat heard the snash in the water nd
procuring asslsance he set 20 work /" exrricate Inc
drnw ninS man hnt hen NAV succee1ed in nr,nv
inv nm asmnre s,fa was art,nrS nScoaaat was
twenty-tbree wears Of are and a native M EngIand
Yesterday morning the boay OF George saegmann
WIS ouiIn noaAng III Tue river ~ Tue Io0t Vi rleh
ing sitting on the pier. and as he was n feeble 0d
man, eighty years Vi age. 1t is supposed tie tell
taken to ~ Provost street, where he resided ' ~
'A'A0i ""'AS" ".l "o'. "n 'n4"''' >" wv" eA'e''
HOboken.
FIRE broke out Yesterday morning In a wooden
h,,,n,r ~, mo ,,,.nk ro,a raor Saaooo,s T,a
eSn,",or ., an a., ,amn was tho c.nss rho strnc.
ture was consumed, causing loss OF $1,000. MOI
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MAN SITES oFF HIS NEiGHBoEs iHuaB'-fes-
'efuay AFTERNOON Micnaei finan was arrested near
inc motifs ana Essex depot ON complaint Oh thomas
Ernehh VINO aeposea oeione necorder rope Una,
wnen complainant rushed at MIN they both clinclei,
wnen Fnan OFT of IA luch and q half OF ms thumb
The accused VINO lives in Prospect street. Jersey
CITY, was ned to ball IN the SUN OF 500 and Nc
Kenna went to his home, &C NO. ll6 Madison street,
New YORK 10 have the wnnn / dressed
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DESPERATE ArrEArfs Az SUICIDE yesterday
forenoon an elderly woman, who resides In Jersey
Clty was ar,aipned before Recorder pone and
charged by Mr.. Henry Brown, of Newark, with at
tempting to drown herself while intoxicated. Dur
ing hef Snort stay IN inc cen sue fastened ner CLOAK
hersef whrn :" noi,cemon ,nIerfared asnI rescreJ
her. son of the prisoner appeared in court aud
stated that she had deserted her household aid
taken to drink On promising 10 take care OF her
during her temporary insanity he was permitted 10
take Ier 10 his nome.
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SERIOUS STABBIN6 AFFRAY.-On Thursday even.
nv n man named Henry Wiske wns hrournt he, ore
Y.. ,, - $500, 80 80, 80,
'us''ce Louer auu chareeu py ono 'ohh ocherr Win
attempting to stab him fatally during an atercation
which TOOK place between them at West HOb0ken.
scneir py ra1sig ms arm saved ms ne on. received
u policeman VINO fired two shots at nm before he
arrested hun. The prisoner was held 70 ball in the
man naeT os i ha @ Sam 70 S,a
MIR. Kearney with knife
Trenton.
TIE LATE Dpown,Nn C.su.rrv rnnrsa.v
An ~ w" OHao All '-on tnuisu",
evening an inquest was hed ON the body OF the lad
Killmurray and verdict rendered to the effect that
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'i'e IVY was ulo"neu ""no 'eins p"isue" W nain.'
Donneny and his dog. AS reported IN yesterdays
HERALD, Killmurray effected an entrance into the
peach orchard Ior the purpose, 1t Is supposed, OF
stealing fruit, when he was observed and pursued
by Donneiy and his dog, and got drowned while en-
deavOnng to escape by swimming across the CANA.
After the conclusion or the Inquest Donnelly was
arrested aud brought before Justice Mills, WHO