The New York herald., 1869-07-23

cuynstances which induccu the benef ibat ne aau
Cured in the upper part OF the city, but where or
the circumstances connected win ~ uiu not uun-
spre The body OF deceased was seye oponer @
Schirmer VIII hold an inquest. 1he feriuehce VI
deceased was not ascerialned.
BURGLARY IN STANTON STsEET.-some 'ime dur'
ing "Wednesday night The barber shop OF solomon
Ec,,dInann no. l72 Stanton street received IIo
tention OF burglars They eifected an entrance by
forcing the lock OF the door, and on entering broke
open the money drawer where considerable sum
OF money was found, The thieves also carried away
large number Of towels, razors, shears, &C., be.
longing 10 the poor barber, whose total loss IS about
$3.50. The robbery was yesterday reported at the
Eleventh preciuct station house, and detective de-
tailed ny Captain Dixon to hunt up the thief and
property.
THE ST. BRIDGEr's TEMPERANCE PICNIc.-R Rev.
Father Mooney pastor OF st. Bridget's church,
makes the following statement relative TO the picnic
VI the st. Bridget's Temperance Society," held on
wednesday:-In the HERALD Of Thursday morning
1t Is stated that ana not dsapprove OF ST. Bridges
temperance picnic nor caution my parshlohers
from going there VIII You please do me the justice
in stating in your paper that did disapproye OF
said picnic. and on last sunday spoke Al ,he four
masses to that effect, both In the name of the Most
Rev. Archbishop McCl0skey and IN my own name
And, Notwithstanding the reported success OF sald
picnic, can assure You that my congregation conf
Piled with my advice.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND Cor
REcrloN.-The regular meeting OF the Commission
was held Yesterday President Bowen In the chair
and several important matters were considered. lt
appeared from the reports made by the Officers that
the supply OF CrOton water is very scant in some Of
the institutions, particularly in the Almshousc, Pen
Tertiary, Charity Hospital ana the Lunatic Asy-
lum The late Important regulations establishing
system OF medical attendance Tor the outdoor
poor will be speedily perfected. IT was resolved to
fx the salaries Of the district physicians at $500
and TO appoint Drs. Austin Flint, Isaac Il. Taylor.
stephen smith, Alonzo clark, Alfred L. Looms anu
HIM n
Tor such positions. The CONTRACTS for painting the
sehoolship Mercury was awarded TO $. $. Lockwood
AT $685. The lower moon OF the PlimptOn Building
was leased for the Labor Bureau at So 900 per year.
1t Was ordered that permission be requested OF the
Central Perk Commissioners to allow ambulances
10 pass through the Park. The secretary reported
that he ha0 received 87 % since the last meeting
DEATH FROM IN JuRIEs-AN AGED MAN FALLS
AND FRACTURES HIS LE0-Yestertlay morning
Warden Brennan, OF Bellevue Hospital, informed
Coroner Flynn that Henry Kelly, native of Ireland,
sztyseven years Of age had ded in that institution.
The warden states that deceased had been brought
in by ambulance from the Nineteenth precinct sta
ton house. where he was taken after beng injured.
In the warden's note 1t was further staten that on
me 22a OF June deceased a was az the store
street. between First and Second avenues, when
they had some words which resulted In the election
OF the father. The latter fell on the walk, and re.
ceiyed compound fracture Of the left leg and Sc
we're shock TO the system. These injuries proved
fatal After the above Information was received the
son Of deceased called at the Coroners ofice and
stated that his father was q man OF intemperate
habits and most emphatlcally denied having used
force 10 put him out OF the store and says that the
latter fell when no one was near him. Coroner
Flynn Will hold an inquest 0n the body.
SUPERANNUATED P0LICEMEN.-The following pO.
licemen, against whom charges have been made on
the score Of noapacity resulting from disease old
age were placed on trial yesterday afternoon before
the Board OF Police Commissioners. They have
lost the following amount OF time since July /,
lses:-Sergeant Thomas Wright. Of the Forty
fourth tBrooklyn) precinct, 1881 days; patrolmen
Michael Haggerty, Of the Fifth precinct 75H days;
Hugh McElavy, Tenth precinct, 32o1s days; John G.
Lorlgans seventeenth precinct. - days; Patrick
Kelly, Twentieth precinct, 24051 days; Peter Rice,
Twenty-sixth precinct Qamed fOm injuries |
durina the riots, has lost no time; John
B. Davis Twenty.ninth precinct 336 days;
Henry Guischard, Forty.nfth precinct, days; |
John, II, Arnoux, First District Police Court 80 |
days; David Roach, detective squad, ss2 days. The
reports On each Of these will be referred to the
full Board OF Police Commissioners.
Charles Gardner, Of the Twenty-sixth precinct,
also has been growing blind for long time past until
now he Is incapacltated from doing duty, and has
resigned, his resignation to date from August l. II
Is more than likely that all OF the above wiz be
placed on the retired list with pension OF $500 each
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