The New York herald., 1870-09-20

central Park Band in TOmpkln6 square tnlS eveulDS
from hali-past four to half-past Six +. M
John Lahan was held for trial yesterday at the
Ycrkpie Police Court, for severely assaulting with
club Robert Slater OF 332 East mirty.lrst street.
The cause OF the dlficulty was OF trivial nature
A match game of billiards will be played at the
saloon OF w. B. q J. AsKns, corner of Fifty-third
street and Sixth avenue, this evening between Jo-
seph and Cyrle DION. Tue game VIII be 500 points,
car0ms.
Mary Ann Falkner, aged three years, OF No. 1,34o
Second avenue, was run over yesterday by car OF
the Second avenue line and had two fingers cut or
by one OF the rear wheels passing over them. The
police eXonerae The driver from blame.
The body OF an unknown coored man was found
in the dock loot OF Eleventh street. East river. The
lins notified. No description OF the clothes worn by
deceased was given by the police.
Patrick McCarty, man 1fty.thrce years OF age,
yesterday evening fell into the dock from pier No.
North river, and was drowned The body was con-
veyed 10 the late residence OF deceased 92 Greenwich
street, where Coroner Rollins was notified TO hold
| an inquest
Rose McNaly, OF No. 633 West Forty sixth street.
| had some wearing apparel stolen from her on the
I'd instant valued at twenty dollars and suspecting
Anna McGrath, she had her arrested. Anna then
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her Tor trial.
Joseph A. Brantle who stabbed Jacob Enster in
Seventy-rst street on Sunday last, because the
ter ordered him TO leave his house, was arraigned
yesterday al the Yorkvllle Police Court, where JUS
tice Bixby held him for trial. Bail was set at $1,000
but 1t being not forthcoming Brantle was locked
| up. Enster is not dangerously wounded.
| Reports from the West Bank Hospital yesterday
| detail the condition OF the three yellow fever
Bienviile. Hamilton ana Grover are doing well and
hopes are entertained OF their ultimate recovery,
while Mrs. Turin, the stewardess, although not pro-
| pressing quite 80 favoraply, is better than when
| taken from the vessel.
| At an early hour (half-past twelve o'clock) on
Monday morning Thomas King went to the roof OF
his house. 312 West Thrry-eighth street, and while
there ieil asleep. Before awakng King rolled of
into the yard, distance of thirty feet and upwards,
and was almost instantly killed Deceased was
thirty years OF age and native OF Ireland. Coroner
Rollins Was notified TO hold All inquest.
About half-past eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
an unknown man, nearly sixty-fve years Of age
while sitting on bench in Madison square, fell 10
the ground and expired almost instantly. The re-
mains were removed TO the Twenty-ninth precinct
police station and from there TO the MOrgue. Moth
Ing was found on the body by which he could be
Identified. Coroner keenan, was notfed to hold an
inquest on the body.
Fourteen hundred and eighty-two passengers ar
rived at this port from foreign ports since Saturday
last in the follow ing vessels:-Brlg Ellen Barnard,
from Salt Key, 6; steamship Iowa. from Glasgow.
222; steamship Columbia, from Glasgow, 1885,
schooner John Ferris, from jamaica, 2; steamship
City Of Brussels, $40; steamship HALEY, from Rio
and a m H II Henry %
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william Gordon, OF 23,l Gouverneur street. was
yesterday temporarily committed by Justice Led
with at the Essex Market Police Court for having,
on the 22d Of August last fired at one Catharlne
Mcconnell with 4 loaded revolver and with the
intent OF taking her life. Gordon shot himself also
at the time Of The occurrence stated, and has since
been confined In the Penttentiary hospital, Black
wells Island, under medical treatment. The par
culars Of The affair were reported at the time in the
HERALD.
In the Tombs Police COurt yesterday, before Jus.
tice Hogan, Martin Smith was held to await the re-
suit Of injuries alleged to have been inflicted on his
wife, Anne Smith, by blow Of a stone on the head.
Smiths little son states that his father did not
strike his mother. and that the cuts on the mead
named Henry Collins, threw from the roof OF house
adjoining tile Smiths residence. Collins was also
held for iurther investigation OF the affair.
Coroner Rollins was called TO hold an inquest az
| the Morgue on the body OF william Dale, a man
about forty years OF age, which was found nOatng
| in the dock a. pier 30 North river. Deceased had
light complexion, blue eyes, gray hair and whskers.
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shirt. Dale was employed on board the steam tug
Conqueror lying at the foot OF Leroy street. He left
the boat on Saturday night and was seen more
by his friends. Ii Is believed that he ieil overheard
and was accidentally drowned.
Shortly before twelve o'clock yesterday morning
while Patrick McCabe was engaged in excavatiny
for cellar in Eighiyffth street. First avenue
large mass of earth caved in upon and buried him
several feet below the surface. His fellow laborers
applied themselves vigorously with the view OF
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dead when extricated. The Tweny-third precinct
police conveyed the remains or deceased to his late
residence, No. 3O7 Last Eignty-htn street, where
Coroner Rollins. cal - 10 hold inquest. Mr..
McCabe was single ma Twenty-Five years Of age
and native OF Ireland.
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