The New York herald., 1870-11-10

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and choir OF children from the Mission viii sing
william Kinney, an undertaken doing business at
No. GO Washington street, was committed yesterday
by Justice Dowing at the 1ombs, on q charge OF
having attempted 10 stab with knife Philip cant.
Ion, of No. 81 Greenwich street.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Herlahy woman
about fifty years OF age, fell from third story win
dow OF premises as Water street and was SO severely
injured that she died While being taken to Bellevue
Hospital. Coroner Keenan, was notified TO hold an
inquest.
Michael Costello, man sxty-slx years OF age,
late OF 81 West Forty-fourth street. yesterday while
looking at a drunken man who was throwing stones
icll TO the pavement and expired IN few moment:
afterwards. An inquest will be held on the bod,
| by Coroner Schirmer. Deceased was q native 0
1 Ireland.
Mary Z. Jones residing in the same brick tene
mcnt with Hanna Smith, al 26l Stanton street, yes
terday afternoon got into an alteration with tn
latter, and picking up pair Of scissors Stable
I Jones vas arrested and held to answer by Justic
| Scott, at the Essex Market Police Court.
At a late hour on Tuesday night Patrick McCarth,
| died in Bellevue Hospital from what arst was al
thought TO have been hemorrhage OF the lungs, bu
subsequently it was surmsed the bleeding resulted
from injuries. Coroner Schrmer was notified. and
IN order to determine the cause OF deatn Deputy
Coroner Cushnian VIII make a post. moTtem eXami.
nation ON the body.
Mr.. Heny Feldman, proprietor OF the grocery store
corner Pike and Henry streets, writes to the HERALD
that John Babbe the last youthful sscide noticed in
yesterday mornings issue, was not discharged from
his place, but left OF his own accord, ana from mo-
tives unknown. He adds that he never had reason
to find fault with the unfortunate boy VINO Is now
'out OF the world.o
Caroline Wingleman and her husband residing at
he hy Juqtica
Scott, at the Essex Market Police Court 10 await
| the result Of the injuries Of Michael Farrell who
| was dangerously wounded by shot fired from q
| window nf the above house by Mrs. WInpleman at
the instigaton OF her husband. 1he particulars OF
the affair were published III The HERALD Of yester-
| day.
on Monday morning last poor German named
| Glass, q street sweeper, was instantly killed while
at work in Forty second street, by runaway horse.
His family reside at No. 419 est Forty eighth street.
and the widow is now left with four young and
helpless children. This il a case where a discreet
| exercise Of tine third cardinal yirtue-chariy-
| would be appropriate, timely ana deserved for The
dead husband and father was an honest, frugal and
/ At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday be
fore Justice Scott John Crowley, Of $50 Cherry
street, and Joseph +. Brady OF 14o Cherry street
were held to answer on complaint of Patrick Clark
OF Throggs Neck, Westchester county. who charged
that while walking through Cherry street, he was
assaulted by the accused, thrown down and robted
OF what money lie nad In his possession. Ofcer
Salsman, OF the Seventh precinct, arrested the pri-
soDers as they were about 10 Gecamp vita their
sp0s.
The Department OF Public Parks announce that
the musical entertainments az the Central Park and
at The several city parks aud places have ceased for
the present season. The total number Of days on
which music has been gwen is 18l. as foows-
Mount Morris Park Mondays) %; Tompklns Park
ifuesdaysl. %; Washington Park Wednesdays, 20
Madison Park Qhursdaysl, 81; Battery PARK lFrl
days., %; central Park oaturdays, ~. The tota
NUMBER OF visitors at the Central Park on musi,
days during the Is S65, lol. The largest mum
ber OF visitors at the Central Park in any one musi,
day was 81, 1886; vehicles, 1859; equestuans, $40.