The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-20

Average TOT tile week laSC year, Az
Average for the week this year 4Ox
FELL IN THE STREEr.-Yesterday morning
August Mantzin, Of No. "a Gates avenue, Brooklyn,
fell Of the streets Of the First ward and cut
his head badly.
THE HAHNEMASN HOSPITAL Homeopathy, 10.
Gated in East Fityiftn street. near Second avenue.
is now ready for the reception Of patients and VIII
be open for inspection to-day and tomorrow, from
two TO four P. NJ. eacn day.
STREET CAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hargan, aged
thirtyeight years, Of Yonkers, was last night run
over BY Third avenue car NO. s6) and dangerously
injured. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital and the
driver, Bernard Murtha was locked up at the
Twenty frat precinct station house.
HURLED Down SrAIRs.-About two O'CLOCK yes
tcrday morning John Cook, Of No. 3o7 West Thirty
ninth street. and John Salisbury an occupant OF
the same house, became involved In dispute. In
the affray Cook was hurled down flight OF stairs
and had a shoulder disIocated. He was removed to
Mount sinai Hospital.
DEATH FROM SrRANGULATI0N.-It was reported nt
the Coroners ONCE yesterday morning that Daniel
Grilin two years OF age whose parents live at No.
SOC East Fourteenth street had died from sangula-
ton, the result or Group, from which he had been
suffering. Coroner Rollins has charge OF tue case
and will hold an inquest on the body.
DANGEROUSLY BURNED.--Ann Myers OF No. $50
Church street. was last night badly burned about
the hands and body By her clothes taking fire from
a stove. Sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
Mary Moran, OF No. 1913 Cannon street, was also
badly burned in the Same manner and was sent to
Bellevue Hospital. The latter was the result OF In
tOxicatlon.
THE EXTRAORDINARY CORPORAL PUNISHMENT
CASE which was brought up at the Jefferson Market
Police Court on Friday, in which boy named
Dewitt was beaten and kicked by teacher H. @,
Buckley. has new phase. The teacher saws he
me po is Inc boy mac mt him. and
he was forced ITO oppose violence with violcnce.O
FIRE IN GREENE STREEr.-About noon yesterday
fire broke outunder the stairs OF the first noor OF
No. so Greene street. occupied by Trow b Smith,
printers and publishers Of directories. The damage
sustained on stock, ana $500 10 $500 on building
which Is owned by II. J. Howard. The latter was
surance was not dscertalned
WARNING TO PEOPLE WHO HOLD REcRrpTs-It ia
reported that government oticias are gong around
investigating every receipt book, BILL &c. The rea
son Of this Is TO see II the proper revenue stamp IA
adjusted or not. II the latter be the case one is
haps through neglect has omitted to nayes p the
paper stamped. Business men would do we'll there
fore. 10 examine their papers, In order that they
may not be victimlzed.
THE EcLrPsRs OF ls70-Dnring next rear there
will be six ecpses-four Of the sun and two OF the
moon. or tho two herein mentioned the first win
be . total eclipse OF the moon on January 1917.
which WIN be invisible in the United states but
pary vlspc era S scnSs England the second
visible, and visible only to the regions within thirty
degrees OF the South Pole. 1t occurs on January 81
The next eclipse. visible In this latitude, VIII be
partial one Of tho moon on January Q, 1871.
THE PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT for the week
ending December IS. 1862 shows the following
stmospherca conditions OF the weather during taas
period:-B arometer--Mean, 8o.042 inches; maxi.
mum at nine O'Clock A. NJ, December Ia,
so.3ss;. minlnum at nine O'Clock p. M,
December, IS, 29.1aS; range 1850, Thermo-
meter: Mean, se.2 degrees; maximum, five O'Clock
p. NJ December IL, ASS degrees; minimum. seven
O'Clock A. NJ, December u.s. 2a.6 range $50. On
hafpast three o'clock p M. to the depth OF 90 inch
and ON December Is rain Tell from eleven O'Clock A.
M. to ak O'Clock r. NJ to the depth Of 10 Inc n,
making the total amount OF water FOR week 100.