The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-12


Tobias MoszEeiwliz a boy OF two years OF age,
10l Walker street last evening. striking the side
walk. lie was taken 10 Park losi ital, but died In
| the transit.
German, George Arnlardt by name, residing al
No. $50 Forsyth street. while putting up sign yes
terday afternoon IN the Bowery, near Delaney
street. fell 10 the pavement and broke his leg. lie
was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital In an ambulance.
Joieph Farley, OF No. 10 Bond street. was CON-
mitied In default OF s., 900 bail by Justice Cox at
tnhty dollars IN money nom the TIL OF John NJ
Donlcl, OF No. G7s Broadway, on Monday night
John Memon one OF the employees IN the Eagle
pencil factory. rwenty-seventn street and Eleventh
avenue had his left ana both his legs broken by
the machinery just before work was stopped last
evening. Mclnon resided at 4l3 West Thirty eighth
street.
The remain Of still born child, wrapped up In
newspaper, were found by Albert Dorc in the yard
OF his premises, % New Chambers street. The body
was taaen to the Foa tn precinct station house. $40
Pearl street, and from thence TO the MorGue where
Coroner Sciirmer was notified 10 hold an inquest.
At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon officer Dun
ca, of the Thiryrst dis rict found the dead body
Of Patrick Culigan lying on the Boulevard road
near Eighty-sixth street. He had evidently been
cobDle stones which was standing near by. The
body was brought to the station house and tie Cor
OLcr notified.
Patrick Downing, thirty weight years OF age, was
brought to the Sixteenth precinct station house at
eleven O'Clock yesterday morning. He was found
In stable IN Thirty eighth street, bleeding from
both ears 10 liz supposed he was assautcq by sone
party or pa.tics unknown. ~ direction OF Dr.
Poolcr DoWling was sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
Frederick schairer a German, thirsy.nve years OF
age, had his skull fractured by heavy plank falling
OH MIN at No. 2! Bowery, where he was employed.
Death ensued in few minutes after the occurrence.
Deceased was carpenter ana Kramer by trade.
Coroner keenan, held an Inquest on the body. De-
ceased lived at 10. 9S Ridge street.
John Stevenson, who, on Monday evening" was
struck on the corner OF Forty.secoDd street aud
Eleventh avenue by locomotive attached TO Il tram
OF cars belonging TO the Hudson River Railroad
Company, and was so terribly mutiiated died few
hours later ~ Bellevue Hospital. Deceased was
yarnsher ana lived at 1855 East Thirtieth street,
Michael lealy, John IIaggcrty and John Slattery,
prominent politicians OF the Fourth ward, and WHO
belong to the William Walsh Association, were
charged before Alderman Conan, at the Tonlbs,
with creating disturbance and breaking a guam.
THY OF glass IN INC business place OF Clans w.
Woscher, No. 81 Oliver street. lie Alderman sent
them to The Workhousc for six months
On the 80 OF the present month eighty dozen OF
knives, valued at $3.50, were stolen from the house
OF man named Herman WOLF "a Franklin street.
It appears that Wolf was informed by person
named Benjamin Levine that he had purchased
Broome street, u few days ago. On this norna.
ton Wolf had Levy arrested and brought before
Alderman Conan, at the Tombs. He was admitted
to bail In $4,000
The annual ses ion OF the school OF Law COM
menced yesterday morning at the New York Uni
versity, Washington square. preliminary meet
ing for the formation and organization OF the law
classes for this year was held In the council room Of
the University. In the absence OF Mr.. Il. Deiafeld
Smith Mr. David r. jacques presided, and enrollcd
the names OF oil the members who were present and
desired 10 attend the law classes for this year.