The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-03
NEW YORK CITY.

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The vital statistics for the week ending July l. at
twelve O'Clock noon. were:-Deaths, 6o4; births.
| All; marriages. 15l, and still births 43.
Fire Marshal McSped0n reports sixteen fires for
| the week ending at twelve O'Clock noon, July !,
1871. Estimated loss, $42,4l3 amount Of insurance,
! $685. 600.
The Department of Public Parks announce that,
II the weather be fine there win be music Dy the
! Central Park Band, ct Mount Morris square, to-
day, from i've to seven r. NJ.
Mr.. G. d. Cardozo. Chief OF the Ordinance Bureau,
reports that he has received during the past week
1877 complaints OF violations OF various city ordi-
nances of which have been satisfactorily
settled and The balance referred to the proper de-
partmentS for remedy.
Surgeon Kennedy OF the Strangers Hospital, cor
ner OF avenue and Tenth street. yesterday informed
! Coroner Herman that Patrick Donovan, patient
under his care had died from the effects OF Injuries
received while Skyiarkfng at the Empire Laundry
1886 East Filty.thrd street.
Mr.. James Donahue superintendent OF the Free
Labor Bureau, Nos. and 10 Clinton place, makes
the following report Of business for the week ending
July 1-Applicatons for employment. 947. or these
there were 1888 males and 1874 females. Male help
required, 1927 female, s62 Situations procured for
| Oh males and 7l8 females Whole number OF stua-
! tiOns procured for the week ending July l, 500.
| On Saturday afternoon Peter Bannon q lad twelve
| years of age while at play with OLher children on
the roof OF the five story building OF his parents
residence. l1s Mulberry street, fell OF to the pave
ment, disl0catlng his right arm anu receiving inter-
Nal injuries, from the effects OF which he died soon
| afterward.
At the Bureau OF COmbustible5 on Saturday ,453
licenses were issued for the sale OF fireworks. The
rates OF licenses twenty five cents for permission
to sell less than $50 worth, and fifty cents for any
amount between $50 ana $1,000 and 81 for years
license. Many shopkeepers wanting to sell fireworks
| only during the coming week paid ONLY tue fifty
| cents. large number OF yearly licenses for the
sale OF kerosene oil were granted.
On Thursday afternoon Goth ult. about two
| O'Clock, young lad, aged fifteen years. a nephew
Of Captain Daure of the steamship Perelre, slipped
| from the pier No. so North River and being
| yet been recovered. and the PereIrc winch he
expected to have returned. completing his round
sen voyage Tor pleasure has left without any further
tdings as to his body.
Coroner Schirmer was yesterday called to the
Morgue to hold an inquest on the body or Henry
Schultz, German, twenty-seven years OF age, who
was killed on Mr.. Delamater's steam yacht verni-
| land ut the Erie Basin. by the rccol OF a hawser
which broke aud struck him In the face. Deceased.
VINO was sailor. had been employed on the yacht
for two years past. lie lived at Bergen Ill., N. j.,
where he has left q family.
| Inc SCnOOt CluD OIL tnc ElSNtcentH Waru nelu
| special meeting yesterday evening at 354 East
Twentieth street to consider and discuss what
action was necessary be taken with reference TO
the reports OF the Committee on Course OF Studies
and Superintendent Riddle on science teaching.
The reports were ably bur courteOusy criticised by
Messrs. Mulrenin, Mathews, Mcclure and Delany,
The death Of Frederick J. Schott, late OF 70 Car.
mine street, In Bellevue Hospital, was alleged
from the effects OF violence inflicted upon him by
Peter O'Hearn living in the same house. turns out
to De great mistake. A post morton examination
made on the BODY BY the hospital surgeon showed
conclustvely that intempcrance was the cause Of
DEATH there being no serious marks OF violence dis
covered. on the surgeons certificate, which was
ceased has been buried Coroner Schirmer will
mold an investigation on Wednesday next which
doubtless will result IN restoring u earn To liberty.
Previous going to the Hospital deceased hal been
In the T0mbs on q charge or insanity.
The Central Park Meteorological Department re.
ports, for the week ending at two p M. July 1871,
the following atmospheric conditions:-B Barometer
Mean, $1,000 inches; maximum. at nine A. M. July
/, 80. 234 inches minimum, at five p. N. June 2S,
29GG6 inches; range, sos inch. Thermometer
Mean, 66.7 degrees; maximum, at -four Y. M. June
&C. u degrees; minimum, at four A. NJ June 80,
53.7 degrees; range, 273 degrees On June 2! rain
fell from hapast eight r. NJ. TILL ten minutes after
eleven r. NJ, to the depth or SO inca: June 20,
from half-past nine A. NJ. TO nafpast twelve +. NJ,
NJ to hafpast seven T. NJ, TO the depth OF .06 inch
making the total amount OF water for the week 81
inch. The distance travelled by the wind during the
week was Ole miles.