The New York herald., 1870-07-31

and was sent TO the hospital
Yesterday morning Mrs. Emma Laughan, residing
at 455 West Fortieth street. was badly kicked ana
oeaten Dy her husband John, who ESCAPED arrest
Yesterday afternoon a horse attached to a car
rage ran away In Pearl street, upsettng the vehicle
and severely though not dangerously woundinQ q
man who was passing.
foolish coored woman, suicdaily inclined. whose
name is Eliza Muderlied residing at 65 East Hous-
ton street. Yesterday morning swallowed some red
precipitate, but it failed to Kill her. She was sent
to Bellevue Hospital.
The Department OF Public Parks announce that
If the weather be fine there will be music by the
Central Park Band In Mount Morris square To-
morrow evening from SIX to eight O'CLOCK
Coroner Rollins yesterday notified to hold an
inquest at NO. Goerck street, on the body OF John
Jacob Hopkins who died from the effects Of inju-
rtes. Two or three days ago John was run over "
one OF the cars Of the Belt Railroad
John II. Everetts was yesterday arragned before
Justice Hogan at the TOmbs Ponce Court on q
from the railroad station at Franklin, N. c. He was
held TO await requisition from the Governor OF
North Carolina.
In the Tombs Police Courtyesterday, before Justice
Hogan, Robert Reilly was held for trial on charge
OF having stolen from an express wagon trunk,
containing $500 worth OF wearing apparel, the pro-
perty OF Lewellyn S. Woodward. O1cer Dorsey,
OF the Sixth precinct, testified to having seen the
theft committed.
Thomas German, single man, twenty nine years
OF age and born In Ireland, died in Bellevue Hospi-
tai. On Wednesday night last the deceased, while
asleep on the roof OF house No. 100 Mott street. fell
70 .%e ave ena am % WAS satay M innreo Coroner
ceased. rJ
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work on an iceboat foot Of Eighth street. East
river, accidentally fell into the dock and was
drowned. The body was subsequently recovered
and removed to the late residence Of deceased, 76
Broome street. where Coroner Rollins VIII hold an
inquest to-day.
John Collins, lad nine years of age, died yester-
day at Bellevue Hospital from the effects Of injuries
received on Wednesday last by falling from cart,
corner Of Madison avenue and Twenty fifth street.
One wheel OF the vehicle passed the body OF de-
ceased, in1nrlng him internally. The body was con
veyed to 428 Second avenue and Coroner Keenan,
nothed to hold an inquest.
The remains Of a male child Of recent birth,
wrapped up in cloths. was found lying in the en-
try Of premises 374 Broadway by Louis Schiee, who
way squad, to the matter The body was sent To-
the Twenty ninth precinct and Coroner Rollins no
tided. BY whom the corpse was abandoned could
not be learned.
James Il. Prlce was yesterday arral&ned In tho
Tombs Police Court, before Justice Hogan, charged
with having burglariously entered the premises No.
los Barclay street and attempting to steal herelrom
fOrty-twO dollars worth Of wearing apparel, the
property or James A. Fraser. Oficer COnnaughtOn,
OF the Third precinct discovered the accused cOu-
cealed on the premises with the clothing packed up
into bundles ready to be carried away. Held for
trial. ~
meeting Of the Alumni Society Of Manhattan
College held Thursday evening at the College
Hail. After q protracted and exciting discussion
upon amendments TO the cons .ituton, the following
officers for the ensuing year were elected:-James
A. Deering, A. M, LIB, President; John r. Grady,
A. b, Rev. John ]. Kean and Robert O'GlOver Jr.,
Vice Presidents; Dennis Mcmahon, Jr ID. d., Secre.
tary and Richard J. Morrison Phi 8. D., Treasurer.
Some general business having been disposed OF, the