The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-28


About nve hundred dollars damage was ,nnicted
yesterday morning upon the store No. % Liberty
street BY now Of Croton that was stopped BY the
police.
Michael Dalton, . lad I've years Of age, whose pa
rents reside at A7 avenue B, died yesterday from
injuries received Saturday last by falling from
wagon.
Ellen Burke, six years OF age, OF No. GOT Eleventh
avenue, was at play on the pier foot of Fortyninth
street on Sunday last when she accidentally fell
overheard and was drowned.
During an alteration yesterday morning, at the
corner OF Nineteenth street and First avenue Pat
rick Callahan, OF No. OF Seventh street. received
scalp wound at the hands OF some man to him un-
known.
John Manning q boy of about twelve years of age,
was arraiened at the Yorkvie Police Court yester-
day on suspicion OF having stolen silver watch and
chain and some other property. He was remanded
for examination.
Carl Reusch, Prussian forty.fve years OF age,
was yesterday morning found dead in his room at
20 Greenwich street. He entered his room on Satur
day evening and was not again seen alive. Coroner
keenan, was nOtned
Commissioner Tweed, In conjunction with Comp
troller Connolly yesterday opened thirty-nine pro-
posas for various street mproveDnts but IN con,
award Of the contracts could be made.
Edward Faur, charged with stabbing Alphonse
Joyzean on Sunday night was yesterday committed
by Justice Shandley, at Jefferson Market to await
the result OF the INJURIES The wounded man Is at
present confined IN Bellevue Hospital.
formal organization of the Board OF Police
Surgeons perfected yesterday afternoon, by the
election OF DR.. &. N Otis president. Dr. Patrick w.
Mcdonnell vice-president Dr.. Martin Freligh
treasurer, and DR.. Alfred N. Beach secretary.
fire in Patrick Graces house, No. 516 East 1l7th.
street inflicted $500 loss Stock insured for $25oO
The adjacent building, occupied by Charlotte Pase
work mo. 51s), sustained $500 damage and is insured
for 81 500 In the Germania Insurance Company.
John Hickey driver on the Belt Railroad line,
yesterday brought before Justice Bixby, at the
Yorkville Police Court, charged with running over
Hugh Curley, OF No. 22l East Thirty-ffth street.
Curey was so severely injured as to necessitate the
amputati0n OF one OF his legs.
Yesterday morning oficer Wood, OF the Twentieth
precinct, encountered corner Of Eighth avenue and
Thirtieth street ferOcious dog, fired upon him,
missed the dog and snot brother officer (Ostrom.
who stood the corner of Thirty-second street and
Eighth avenue. IN the leg. The wound Is severe,
but not dangerous
Yesterday morning. as Lottie Dunham of Passaic,
N. j., was passing the corner OF Broadway and
Fourth street, James Henry snatched her wallet,
containing SO 10 in money, and attempted to es-
cape, but was captured by officer Ray, OF the FIJI
teenth precinct. He was arraigned before Justice
Shandley at Jefferson Market, and committed in de-
fault OF $500 bail.
A political organization, denominated the Mat.
thew T. Brennan association, Of the Fifth ward, was
organized last evening, at the corner Of Hubert
and Greenwich streets. Some TWO hundred names
chosen ofncers:President William H. Burns; Vice
President, Michael sO'Hara; Secretary, T, Fitzsim-
MONS Treasurer. Thomas Fallon.
In the case OF Patrick Foley, found dead In sta
BILE Of sixty-sixth street and Tenth avenue,
as already reported in the HERALD an inquest has
not yet been held. At FIRST It was thought deceased
had been kicked by horse but some OF his friends
seem to believe he was the victim Of intentional viO-
lence. DR.. Wooster Beach is Of opinion that de-
ceased's skull was fractured by a fall.
John Swartz OF $50 Tenth avenue. on Sunday
night found Augustus Neuschwenter, carpenter, IN
his bedroom and gave him into the custody of
officer Halliday, OF the Twentieth precinct. A COM
plant OF burglary was preferred against him before
charging him With ATTEMPTING to steal clothing
valued at $780, to which he pleaded not guilty, but
was committed for examination.
Coroner Keenan, was notified from the Board of
Health OF the death of Anna Christine Krochle,
native Of Norway, nearly thirty years OF age, who
died from peritonitis DR.. Lilienhal OF No. 301 East
Tenth s|eet. who had been attending deceased since
the I6tfl inst told that she had had an operation
performed upon her ten days previously. Deceased
had been attended by another physician before DR..
Lilienthal was called. The case Will be thoroughly
investigated.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met yesterday
afternoon. The Mayors message regarding the es-
adjustment of TWO public baths in this city was
received and referred. resolution was adopted to
pave with Belgian pavement Jay street, from Hud
son street TO the North rivers also Forty sixth street,
fifth street, from Second to Filth avenue A resoi
ton was adopted to repair and reft the rooms
Jefferson Market.
The City Of Hartford, on Sunday evening, while
en- route to New York, in the Connecticut river,
struck rock just above the town Of Portland,
crushing in her planking. She was run on shore,
filed with water Tie Silver Star took OF such pas.
sengers as desired to return to Hartford, and the
State of New York took the remainder Of the pas
sengers and freight and brought them on. The
steamer win be raised, brought to New York for
repairs and resume her post in the line in about
week.
The Sabbath school children Of the Dutch Reformed
church in Suffolk street went on their excursion
yesterday to Mount Buen0 grove. Arrived at the
park. headed by select band discoursing sacred
music, the little ones marched in order, carrying
banners, to the grand stand, where, after singing
few beautiful hymns, they separated to commence
their gambols and games under the green trees Of
the grove. They hugely enjoyed themselves in
games and the good things they brought with them
and returned home well tired at shutdown.
Daniel Mitchell, the young German who was
stabbed in the abdomen While on the corner of
Thirty-seveDth street and Second avenue at an
early hour on Sunday morning, as heretofore pub
lished in the HERALD, died in Bellevue Hospital
from the effects of the injuries received at one
O'Clock yesterday morning. Thomas Sheridan, the
man arrested by Captain Mcdonnell OF the Twenty.
first precinct charged with INJECTING the fatal
wound is still in confinement, awaiting the result
OF an investigation. Sheridan, on being identified |
by his victim as the man using the knife, confessed
his guilt aud gave his reasons for doing SO,
Two thousand seven hundred and frty-six PAS |
sengers arrived at this port yesterday from foreign
ports in the following vessels:-Steamshlp Colum-
bia, from Glasgow and Moville 1875; steamship City
OF Paris, from Liverpool and Queenstown, SIS |
steamship Idaho, from Liverpool and Queenstown,
1888 steamship Paraguay, from London and Havre,
Ss2 ste2mship Periere, from Havre and Brest. 1911
ship Edith, from Liverpool 1896 bark Fyen from
Rio JaneirO, g; bark Hamburg, from Bremen, 146: