The New York herald., 1870-01-24

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AVERAGE for week last year
Rosa Hughes, aged forty-nve, or 4i2 East Tnir-
teenth street, died suddenly at eleven p NJ. yesrer-
day, OF supposed heart disease. sine Coroner was
so'incd and WILL hold an inquest to-day.
Yesterday morning Ellen O'Hrien fell down an
embankment corner OF Seventy-seyenrh street and
Fourth avenue and Injured her back severely. She
vas sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
Bridget Kerrigan. of No. 10e Mott street. who it
b supposed was accidentally poisoned on Saturday
night. was yesterday morning sent to Bellevue Hos
pital by order OF the Central Once surgeon.
Mr.. Isaac Van Cieef. gentleman sighty-nve years
Of age. died suddenly Saturday night OF his late
Icsdcnce No. 153 East Thirty third street. Coroner
Flynn was notined TO hold an inquest on the body.
man named Delancey fell from schooner at
the foot Of Thirty-fourth street, North river. last
night and was drowned. His body was recovered
ana removed to the Morgue where the Coroner VIII
hold an inquest to-day.
ABOUT one O'Clock Yesterday morning Edward
Purce, living at No. 400 South Eighth street. Jersey
Cry fen into the machinery OF the ferry boat Jersey
City as the boat was leaving the Jersey shore and
had leg badly crushed. he was sent 10 Bellevue
hospital.
Roundsman Randall, of the Fifteenth precinct, last
night detected Patrick short, alias Robert Shore,
in the act Of stealing two horse blankets from
tbe wagon OF Joseph F. HILL OF the Sinclair House,
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faigned before Justice snandlcy this morning.
At halfpast four yesterday afternoon, as c. Brech-
". OF No. Charles street, was driving through
Central Park, he was run into by wagon going In
m opposite direction, and thrown to the ground, in
@aTlDg him slightly. HIS horse took fright and ran
away, but was stopped at l2oth street, 0lter damag
ng the wagon about $loo.
The BODY OF an unknown man. about thirty
years OF age, was found In East river at the foot
u Fifth street. yesterday afternoon, by an ofncer
Of the Eleventh precinct He had on short pea
Ne da nair and sandy whiskers. His body was
removed to the Morgue where the Coroner will hold
m inquest To-Day.
In the HERALD OF yesterday, In an article on
"Cust0m House Carriage" 1t appears that an erron-
eous statement made in regard to one, John P.
Lindsay. The article was otherwise In "strict &C.
mentioned as "a deputy cOllector.n lengthy COM
nunicaton from the gentleman CONVEYS the inror-
NATION that ne II not - deputy collector"
In the HERALD Of yesterday statement was pup
Dshed-on what was supposed to be reliable infor-
matIon-to the eject that "Billy" Edwards had en-
gagged quarters at Rlentx's hotel on Ninety second
street and Eighth avenue for the purpose or training
y0r MS purp0sed fight with sam COllycr. Mr. Kientz
asks to have the statement contradicted he says
he has no accommodation at his mouse FOR class
OI boarders.
Yesterday morning Ore broke out in the one
story frame building No. 581 Washington street.
occupied By J. G. D. d. Foreman as q blacksmith
ehop Their loss was $4,000 on buiidng and nx.
lures. The building No. $50 same street. occupied
and owned by 4. Connolly as blacksmith SHOP
dwelling ana stable, was damaged by fire and water
70 the extent Of $1,000. Both places arc fully In.
sured
The American Geographical ami Statistical So
cfety will hold their annual meeting and election OF
Oficers at their rooms in the Cooper Institute
morrow nuesdayl evening. Judge Charles P. Daily,
me President, WIZ deliver an annual address, Of
Eloralons and Theories for Reaching the North
iole" A large map on canvass containing the
latest discoveries, viii De used 70 illustrate the dis
course.
George NJ. Brougham, Of No. "a Union square,
yesterday appeared before Justice Scott at Essex
Market Police court and charged two young men
named Dolan and Carroll with highway robbery.
1t appears that Brougham, while somewhat intoxl
Gated, was passing up First street. between Bowery
and second avenue, when ne met the prisoners,
who stole from him watch valued at $10O. Toe
prisoners deny the charge, but the Justice locked
them up TO answer In default OF bail.
Cathaine Mullen, aged nine years, residing at 451
West Sixteenth street while getting or the front
platform Of car NO. SO OF the Bleecker street line
yesterday afternoon, fell and broke her leg. She
was removed TO the sixteenth precinct saC0n house
and attended by physician, " no ordered her
Bellevue Hospital In an ambulance for the purpose of
Jeremiah Drlscol OF s4a West Sixteenth street. was
arrested and Will be arragned before Justice Snand-
ley, at jefferson Market, this morning.
The report OF the Park Meteorological Department
Tor the week ending January 90 1870 shows the
lowing atmosphere conditions during that pertod:-
Barometer-Mean 3O244 inches; maximum at nine
A. N. January -, S0.5zs inches; minimum at OH. ON.
Thermometer-Mean, 49.3 degrees; maximum ut
nine p. N. January H. 55.6 degrees; minimum az
degrees. on January II rain fell from haii.past
egnt A. NJ. 70 eleven p M. TO the depth OF Is inch,
The total distance travelled BY the Wind during ne
week, l,0j0 miles.
About nine O'Clock last night number OF Ger.
mans were in the rear Of the lager beer saloon in
Forty-nrst street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues
playing cards, when dispute arose between Conrad
xessIer, Of s39 West forty-frst street. and julius
Wagner residing at the corner OF Twenty eighth
glIceb ana Jentn avenue, Wueu the former etruck
the latter on The head with lager beer lunloer
Traciurlng his skull. lie was removed to the Twen-
tetn precinct station, where his wounds were
dressed by hysiclan, after which he was sent to
Bellevue Hospital III an ambulance. Kessler made
his escape but subsequently arrested by officer
CO1ey. VINO found him secreted In a cellar. the
attending physician expressed 1t hts opinion that
the wound was not likely to prove fatal. The pris-
OEer Will be arraigned before Justice Snandey a.
the Jcncrson Market this morning and held TO await
The result OF the INJURIES.
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