The New York herald., 1870-09-07

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street and broke both arms. he was sent to Park
Hospital for treatment
In fleeing from her brutal husband, who was beat
ing her on Monday night, woman named Prime
was compelled to leap from fourth story window
OF tenement house in Mulberry street. near
Houston. she was picked up unconscious and
badly injured.
Twenty workmen are engaged in excavating for
the foundation of the statue of Lincoln TO be erected
on the west side Of Union square. The statue Is OF
bronze, and almost compares IN point OF style with
that OF Washington. The base OF the pedestal Is
already upon the ground.
At meeting OF the New York Produce Exchange
yesterday it was resolved that the most practical
measure for the preservation, Improvement and
freedom Of our canals is the Funding bill, which
was unanimously adopted by the Legislature al lts
last session and signed by the Governor.
Warden Brennan, of Bellevue Hospital, yesterday
notified Coroner Schirmer that Emily Hudson, an
English girl nineteen years OF age admitted to that
institution on the 29tn utimo, had died. 1t IS
thought deceased had taken poison, but where or
under what circumstances did not transpire.
James BAKER (colored), waiter, resillng at 72
Thompson street. was arraigned at Jefferson Market
yesterday on complaint Of Daniel Charter OF II Wall
street. who charged Baker with stealing from him,
on the night OF tine 14th August, watch chain anu
ring worth $50. Baker denied the charge, but was
committed for trial in default OF $1,000 bail.
The body OF an unknown man, about thirty years
of age, was ronnd floating in the North river, Of the
Battery, and removed to the MOrgue for inqusltion
before Coroner Schirmer In possession Of deceased
was found ticket OF passage from New York to
Liverpool in the steamship City OF Paris, bearing
date September 2. The ticket bore the name OF
Patrick Fizzal.
v,3f-h CHI NJ fho Tonfh nrn.
cinct arrested in the Bowery desperate named
James Rooney, who was at the time yelling like
demon, and, with huge dirk knife IN his hand, in
wild pursuit OF some unknown man. Rooney We J
taken before Just &C Led |7t. y1Sterday afternoon,
ana held to answer for carrying an unlawful ana
dangerous weapon.
whlle raising and repairing an old frame building,
corner Of Eleventh avenue and Thirty-sixth street.
yesterday morning, one Of the workmen carelessly
pulled out q brace, and the entire structure fell
with crash, burylng In the ruins Michael Grab
and Eaa 6e .n IS o
drew Ward. OF No. SIG Ninth avenue. Tue damage
Is about $780,
O. Samuel Parker was arraigned at Jefferson Market
yesterday charged with stealing from the house OF
Allen Campbell, at 122 Lexington avenue, quan-
tty OF plated ware valued at twentyfour dollars. The
Ser by officer wnsker, Of the twenty ninth pre-
cinct, and identified as his by Campbell. Parker
was committed for trial at the Special sessions III
default OF $500 bail.
band Of lusty gourmands and good fellows,
composing the Nicholas Muller Chowder Club, left
this city yesterday morning and proceeded by the
Erie Railway to Pamrapo, N. j., on their annual ex.
and number $50 strong. the patron OF the organiza-
ton being the popular "Nic" Muller and Michael
d. Ryan, President. Chowder suffered at Pamrapo
while they remained there.
'.Mart" Allen, the notorious panel thief, who was
liberated not long since from the Tolnbs, where he
was confined on charge Of robbery was up at
Essex Market Police Court yesterday afternoon, on
complaint Of his mOtherin-law, Mrs. Sarah J. Wells,
OF No. 14H st. Marks place, who charged Allen with
behaving in O reckless and upr0arlous manner in
her dwelling, breaking her furniture, &c. The ac
cused gave $500 bail for his good behavior.
Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest in The
case Of Walter Taylor lad, eight years Of age, who
died from the effects Of injuries received the lst
inst by being run over in Hudson street. near
Laight, by freight car belonging to the Hudson
River Railroad % Company; The coupling Of the cars
the descending grade at that piece, and the boy
being on the track was crushed and fatally injured
The Jury rendered verdict OF q occidental death.
Charles Quin residing at No. 139 Mott street, aud
Peter Mccormack, residing at No. III Mott street,
were brought up at Jefferson Market yesterday
charged with entering, by means OF forcing open Q
SIDE door, the premises No. lat Mercer street.
pied as storehouse by Elliott p Gleason and taxing
therefr0m copper tank and some lead pipe, all or
the value OF twenty-five dollars. The prisoners, who
seen TO leave the premises with the stolen pro-
Eighth precinct, were committed for trial at the
General Sessions in default Of $1,000 bail each.
ERO0KLYN CITY NEWS.