The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-23
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last year Observation-Disclosures. 40
Wendell Philips lecture Daniel O'Connell,
announced for this evening, postponed on account
OF sprained ankle from which he Is suffering.
BURGLARY IN FIRST AvENUE.-The liquor store Of
Patrick Higgins, No. 623 First avenue was burglari-
ousiy entered on Sunday night and robbed OF fifty
three dollars worth OF property
The BOARD or COUNTY CANvAssERs met again
yesterday morning and, after receiving and can
wasting the votes OF several districts which had
been sent BACK Tor correction took recess until
this morning.
DIED SUppENLY.-Coroner Keenan, yesterday az
ternoon was called to hold an inquest, at No. rs
Forsyth street, on the body Of Louis Beagle. Ger
man, who died from hemorrhage OF the lungs.
Beagle had been sick for a long time.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Matthias Mesh, German,
attempted 10 commit suicide yesterday by shooting
himself In the head with a double-Darreed pistol.
IN Eighty-1irst street, near Ninth avenue. He was
taken to Bellevue Hospital.
SUPPOSED DEATH FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Riley, an Irish woman, twenty EIGHT years OF age,
died at No Baxter street az the police believe,
from the effects OF excessive Indulgence in ntoxi-
eating liquors. Coroner Flynn was notified to hold
an inquest on the body.
RUN OvER.-Rose Murphy, Of No 24l Grand
street. Jersey City, was yesterday run over by
truck driven by John Connors The accident ec-
CURED corner OF Canal street and Broadway. The
legs OF the woman, VINO was sent to Bellevue Hospl-
tai, were badly fractured.
FIRE IN BLEEcKER SrREET.-At two O'Clock yes
terday IRE occurred In the hair establishment of
George W. Maltby on the fourth floor OF No. 100
Blocker street. by which Mir. Maitby sustained a
loss OF $780, insured In the International Insurance
Company FOR $4,000. The third ho0r is occupied by
H. Schnaatz. hair dealer, who lost $500 Dy IRE and
water. He Is fully Insured
RoDBERIEs IN YoSKERs.-On the night OF the 10th
inst thieves entered the stable or L. L. Spring
Mile Square, town OF Yonkers, and stole a horse
blankets and bride. The same night the stable OF
Isaac S. Valentine adjoining, was entered ana
robbed OF light top wagon, set OF silver mounted
harness and pair of blankets the total OF the value
OF $3.50.
TAX RECEIVERS OFFICE.-The Tax Receiver has
given notice that one per Will added to all
taxes unpaid on the LIST iof December next; also an
additional one per cent on December Is, and on all
taxes remaining unpaid on January interest at the
rate OF twelve per cent per annum, calculated from
the day the books were received by the Receiver OF
Taxes to the day OF payment Will be added.
ARREST OF FUGITrvE.-On Saturday despatch
was received at the Central Police once from the
Superint endent Of the Buffalo police asking for the
arrest, on the charge OF grand larceny Of Richard
a hsa hay arrs put no were
detectives Avery and Kearns OF the Central Ofiice
and locked up TO await the arrival OF Buffalo Of
fcer.
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the Jefferson Assembly Rooms corner Of Greenwich
ana Sixth avenues. Rev. Louis Rose, native born
Lberlan will deliver lecture on sAfrica,u for the
benefit Of the American University for Colored Men.
Rev. Thomas M. kennard also colored gentleman.
Will deliver an address on the University and ltd
Aims and the entertainment VIII conclude with q
festival,
THE APPROACH OF JUPITER AND vENUs.-At
thirty minutes after dve O'Clock In the evening the
planet Jupiter appears about hour above the
clear and bright In the southwestern sky The dis
lance from each other y about seven and a half
hours ii2 degreesl. On February Is 1t VIII be but
sixty-four degrees; Venus will then set one hour
after the SUM- On July Ii these planets Will be less
than and half degrees, or three times the dia
meter OF the moon, apart, appearing then IN the
early morning sky.
BODY IDENTIFfEn-The body OF the man who .
week since, was found lying insensible In front OF
premises No. IS Blocker street. and who died sub
sequenty in Bellevue Hospital, has been identified
as that OF Charles YQger. i was at nrst supposed
that death resulted from natural causes, but Deputy
Coroner Cushman on making post-In ortem eXami-
nation found fracture OF tne occptal BONE caus-
ing compression OF the brain and consequent
death 1t is believed the injuries were received
from fall but as to that further Investigation Is
toEoe had II Is learned, however, that deceased
subject TO flts, and that he lived In West Twenty
eighth street.
TARGET ExeURsIoN.--The Charles Moore Muskes-
GERS from the First ward paraded yesterday 150 men,
and repaired to East River Park foot OF East Eighty
sixth street for target practice While the shooting
WAS in progress series OF games for prizes were
organized the square in front OF the hotel Mr.. +.
Keenan, was awarded bottle of Curran's spirits for
the best run up steep inclined plane. Sergeant
william Wash and the vocal champion John ker-
rigan made dead heatv IN throwing double SON.
ersaults, and each received huge potato. Several
other prizes were awarded for similar feats Colonel
NJ O. murphy for not hitting the target was awarded
O small pumpkin pie. me shooting by the COM
pretty well .measled.p The affair passed OF quite
pleasantly, and was In every respect q grand sue
cess.
BALL or THE P. ]. MCLAUGHLIN ASSOCIATION
This well known and popular east side association
last night celebrated its second annual ball at
Brookes' Assembly Rooms. The attendance OF
both ladies' and gentlemen was very large
aud the affair was an exceedingly pea
SAINT one. very excellent orchestra was
In attendance, and to Its pleasant strains dancing
commenced shortly after nine O'Clock and was Kept
up without any lack OF zest until early hour this
morning. About ten O'Clock an excellent supper
was served 10 which some $50 couples sat down,
and before the company left the ''lestive board,'
pleasant speeches were made by J. U. Andrews
r. ]. Mclaughlin, q. WOODS, John Foster and
Others The arrangements were complete and the
most enjoyable and sociable feeling prevailed
sweet Home" when the programme was hnished
came oil too soon for the happy company. The
dent; Henry Bapp aud J. o. Andrews. Secretaries;
N. Mead Vice President, and Henry Mack,
Treasurer.
HoD CARRIER ACCIDENTALLY KILLED IN THE
PARK.-Ttmotny Shay, iaborer, thirty-six years OF
age who resided ct No. 4s Monroe street. for q few
days past has been at work on the Hall OF Records,
In the Park, to which another story II being adueu.
yesterday morning Shay appeared 1T his WORK solne-
what under the influence OF liquor and waa ADVISED
by Bernard Reilly, one OF his fellow laborers, 70
keep quiet tai noon. wnen ne won,d Ieei
PETER SHAY needed not the advice, ana started
nm the ladder with a bod OF mortar. On reaching