The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-18

average temperature IOr corresponding oAso
Average for wee. last year. 5sx
Average Tor week this year. DIX
SUDDEN DEArH.-At i've O'Clock last night Ann
McGivney, twenty-eight years Of age died suddenly
at her residence in Nftyhrst street. between sixth
ana seventh avenues.
AN INFANT DAUGHTER OF Hattie Mullen. Of No..
1888 Wooster street, died suddenly at the above
number yesterday afternoon. The Coroner was
notified and VIII hold an inquest to-day.
FATAL FALL Down SrAIRs-Coroner Flynn yes
terday ned an inquest on the body OF Ann Cook, q
woman thrty-eight years OF age, who died from the
effects OF injuries received by accidentally falling
down night OF stairs at No. "a Cortandt street.
THE MoRGuR-The body OF an unknown man,
aged about Twenty-Five years, i've feet ten inches
high. with gray eyes, black hair and chin whskers
was brought TO the Morgne yesterday from the foot
OF Twenty second street. East river. Deceased had
on dark ribbed vest and pants blue check shirt
wooen jacket, straw hat and heavy boots. The
body was placed IN the M0rgue and photograph
taken.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday evening Peter J..
Tighe young man about twenty four years OF age.
while sitting in porter house No. 90 Essex street
was taken suddenly Ill, and falling to the noor ex
pned IN o few moments afterwards. Coroner
Keenan, gave permission to his family to remove the
remains to the late residence OF deceased No. l3C
n S., street where an inquest VIII DC held
cause OF death.
INFANrICIpE. past six O'Clock yestcr-
day morning officer Tuthill, or the Seventeenth pre-
cinct, found the remains OF male child lying In a
and Second avenue. The body was conveyed to th Q
Fifth street police station, and Coroner Kee nan
called to hold an inquest Nothing whatever con.
corning The parentage OF the child could be learned
by Captain Mount his officers, who made vlgilant
efforts to sift the matter.
COLLISION AT THE FULTON FERRY.-Last evening,
about hafpast ak O'Clock, as one OF the Fulton
ferryboats was entering the slip on the New York
Nor vpnv
Captain Crossey, from Wilmington, N. c., carry ing
away the llbboom and neadgear Of the schooner and
crowded with passengers and considerable or a
stampede was occasioned by the accident, but for
tunatey no person was injured.
BODY OF MISSING MAN REcovEREp.-For two
or three days past Mr. Westfall, carman, who lives
in Brooklyn but did business IN this city, has been
missing He went to the foot OF Canal street. North
river, TO ship some sugar and suddenly and mys-
teriously disappeared. search was made FOR the
IN the water near pier Al North river The relatives
OF the deceased were informed ana took charge Of
the body. Coroner Schlrmer VIII hold an inquest.
THE FIRE ENGINE observation-disclosures Flynn
yesterday held an inquest over the remains Of Mr..
James Whalen. late foreman OF Metropolitan Engine
Company No. 0, who was killed on Saturday night
in consequence OF being thrown before the wheel OF
the engine, which passed over his body. The testi
mOny showed that Cedar street. near Broadway,
where the accident occurred, Is much INSTRUCTED
with building materials, besides which there are
HOeS III tLe puNcueuI, tnub RENDERING IL somewhat
unsafe In their verdict OF accidental death the Jury
censured the authorities for allowing the street to
remain IN such bad condition. The particulars OF
the occurrence appeared in the HERALD Of yester-
day.
The PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending October le, 1862 shows the condition Of the
weather during that time to have been as foows:-
Barometer-Mean, 20. 1893 inches; maximum at mid
night, october 10, 30.l56 inches; minimum at noon
October ID, 29.52 inches; range 1882 inches. Their
mometer-Mean, b4.S degrees; maximum at noon
October 10, 69.2 degrees; minimum at five o'cocE
A. NJ, October IA, AZ degrees; range 27.2 degrees
Rain fell during the week as folOws:-On october
10, from A. NJ to ii 80 p. NJ. to the depth or l.2
inches; October 10, from 1880 A. NJ TO 1880 A. NJ
to the depth OF "A inch; on october 10, from p
NJ. TO midnight, to the depth OF 80 inch; on Octo
Der 10, from midnight to A. NJ. to the depth OF .o
inch giving the total amount OF wafer for TIT
week 202 inches.