The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-28
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is II CHOLERA f-Yesterday afternoon william
0antz, OF Bergen, N j., was found IN the City Hal
Park suffering from some choleral disease. he wa:
sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
FATAL RUN OVER CAsuALrY.--Co Rollins
was yesterday notified TO hold inquest at No 227
Stanton street on the body OF George wemer, a lad
thirteen years OF age, whose death resulted IRON
injuries received on the nth ult by being run over
by railroad car at the corner Of Houston aud Fit
streets.
ARIoN socIErY.-This popular society will give
its third summer entertainment 70. the season this
evening at the Terrace Garden, on Third avenue,
Fifty-eighh and Fifty ninth streets. on the summer
stage OF the Garden the active members of the Arion
VIII perform comic opera, which Is IN addition to
the usual artistic exhibition, OF this society and OF
Prof Carl Bergman's orchestra.
SUDDEN DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE N A
TIoNAL LABOR UNIoN.--A private telegram gives
information of the sudden death OF william H. Sy-
Wis yesterday morning NJ Philadelphia. This event
VIII throw gloom over the whole country. Mr..
sylvis has for twenty years been the leading mind
IN the great labor movement in the United States.
His death was caused By congestion OF the bowels.
FATAL RAILROAD William Shields, an
Irish laborer about fifty years Of age, died yester
day in Bellevue Hospital from the effects OF injuries.
Deceased, some time ago, jumped from gravel
train on the new road crossing from Manor Station
to Sag Harbor l.. l., and sustained a compound
fracture OF one Of his arms and other injuries, which
proved fatal, Coroner Rollins was notified and held
an Inquest on the body.
DEATH OF A observation-disclosures afternoon
information reached the Coroners' Office that Mrs.
Rose Wnalen, o lady 100 years OF age, had died
suddenly at 200 Sullivan street, but no further par
uculars concerning her demise were learned. IL Is
believed, however, that debility consequent upon
her unusually long life was the cause OF death.
Coroner Rollins was notified and has the case III
charge. She was native OF Ireland.
NEW YORK BURGLAR Insurance CoMPANY.--A
meeting of the incorporators of the above company
chartered by the last Legislature, was held at No.
1872 Broadway yesterday. Mr.. Edward Hogan was
chosen temporary president ana s. V. II. Cooper sec.
rotary a committee, consisting OF Cornelius A.
RunKe, Samuel North, Charles Delmonico, p. s. Ely
and Z. W. Rhodes, was appointed TO open books OF
subscription to the capital stock OF the company.
ARMY REUNION AT GETTYsBURG.-The projected
reunion OF officers OF both the Union aud Confederate
armies who fought the battle OF Gettysburg TO be
held on the battle field on Wednesday August a.
This meeting Is called 10y the Gettysburg Memorial
Society Tor the purpose OF permanently locating the
positions OF the two armies during the various stages
OF that battle. large number Of officers will at
tend anu Colonel Bachelor the historian OF Gettys-
burg, accompanied by Messrs Chapel and Walker,
artists, VIII also be present. The occasion viii be
| one of considerable interest.
SUICIDE IN THE PARK-On Monday night u man
| whose name is unknown, apparently a German,
committed suicide IN the Park by shooting himself
| through the brain with q small pistol which was
| found lying near him. The body ON being discov
cred yesterday morning was removed to the Morgut
and his likeness taken by the hospital photographer
| for The purpose OF Identification. Deceased was
about 1fyseven years OF age, five feet six inches IL
height, and was dressed In black alpaca coat, black
cloth vest, gray pants and elastic CATERS. His face
was smooth shaved. Coroner Rollins was notified
aud VIII hold an inquest over the remains.
IMPORTATION OF FANCY POuLTRy.-Qulte ''nut
ieringi mas just been occasioned AMONG POULTRY
fanciers by the arrival of 400 splendid specimens OF
| fancy hens and ROSTERS from Limerick ireland.
They now In the hands Of Mr.. Rowland Leavitt,
OF Flushing, the reputable breeder who Is re-
moving all evidences of their long voyage They In
olude specimens OF all the most approved varieties
as dark Brahmas, bun Cochins, partridge Cochins,
Houdans, CrevecGurs La Fleche, Sultans gold and
silver Polands and Hamburgs, Rouen and Aylesbury
ducks, Toulouse and Enlden geese, and all the Va.
rieties of pantams.