The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-04

Average temperature yesterday.
Average temperature Tor corresponding late last
year. ..........is>t
FOUND IN THE Enthusiastically afternoon the
body OF stborn infant was found in the asst river,
at the foot Il Wall street. and sent to the Morgue py
| order Of Deputy Coroner Shine, GA
| FELL IN THE STREET.-John Potts, ws.o fesdes at
No. 81 Madison street. fell in the street yesterday
home by the poiice. -
SunDSSs DEATn.-Sarah Jane Wright, aged four
months, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at No.
80 East Eighth street without medical attendance.
The Coroner was hoIiaaes1; apl az inquest VIII oe
held today.
KICKED BY HonsE.-Thomas cahill, Of M ~
| washington street, yesterday afternoon was kicked
on the head by horse and so seriously Injured that
condition.
sTABBTNG AFFAIR.-Yesterday afternoon Dennis
Harrington, OF No. So Ridge street, was stabbed in
the call OF the leg While standing at the corner OF
DIVISION and Attorney streets. The assailan escaped
ana harrington was taken TO the police station
where surgeon was called and the wound was found
TO be slight.
KILLED BY FALLING FROM A wINpow.-Robert p
QUINN thr'yfour years OF age. and native OF Ire
land, on Saturday evening fell from a fifth story
window OF premises No. 1873 Mott street to the side.
walk, and was terribly injured. The Fourteenth
precinct police conveyed him to Belleuue Hospital
where he died soon after admission Coroner
keenan, was notified TO hold an inquest on the body
FOUND IN TnE SrREET.-John Corcoran colored
laborer, seventy years OF age, was found by the
twentieth precinct police lying on the sidewalk
corner OF Tenth avenue and Thirtleth street. In q
SICK and disabled condition. An ambulance being
procured Corcoran was conveyed to Bellevue Hospi-
tai where death subsequently ensued, and Coroner
keenan, was called 10 hold an inquest. Deceased
was awidower and native or Ireland.
DEATH FROM ScALDs.-C0roner Collins held an
inquest at The Morgue on the body Of Mary Harring-
ton, awidow, who died two or three days since.
ON the 4th day OF July last deceased who lived at
OF boiling water. scaldlng herself terribly on the
body and lower extremities. she was removed to
on BfackwelIs Island, where death ensued Mrs.
Harrington was fifty years OF age and native Of
Ireland
The PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending October 2, 1859, shows the state OF the
weather during that period to DO as follows:-Baro-
mcter-Mean, 3O.l5S inches; maximum, at Z A. NJ.
september 70, 3O.iol inches; minimum, at P. NJ,
September 20, 2o.7o4 inches range, .o4o inches.
2 NJ. October !, 76,5 degreesi minimum, at A. M,
September q, 46.7 degrees range, 2o:s degrees on
the amount OF o5 INCH On the same day, from li:45
A. M. to midnight, ram fell to the depth OF LA
A. NJ rain iel to the depth Of Is nch making tn or
total amount OF water for week LAO inches. =
FOUND IN TIE wATER.-Coroner Keenan, held an
Inquest at the Morgue ON the body OF an unknown
man, about thirty years Of age, which was found
noating In the dock foot OF pier az East river De-
ceased had on black coat and pants. Deceased was
about nve feet eight inches IN height and wore no
The body evidently had been In the
water but few days. In the pockets Of deceased
were found Two razors and seven pennies.
. The body oil an unknown man, age about thirty.
I'VE years, five feet seven inches high, and with
brown hair, was brought TO the Morguc from foot
OF Dover street yesterday afternoon. Deceased had
on brown cloth coat, black cloth pants, gray veat
plaid woocn shirt blue hickory Shirt blue overaIls
worn drawers, white cotton Socks and shoes.
The body was too much dscomposed TO be placed IN
tue Mergue.