The New York herald., 1871-10-15

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cOlored man, named w II. Gardner, was stabbed
by some unknown man IN liquor saloon, at 307
Bowery, last night and seriously injured. The man
who stabbed him escaped.
At balf.pasr ten last night James Howe. or l26th
street. jumped from car 13 OF tine sixth Avenue
Railroad, Ola the corner OF Carmen and Varick
streets, and was seriously Injured.
Martin Cavanagh, or 326 East Twenty first street,
jumped from the roof Of his residence 70 the side
walk In ut OF temporary insanity, yesterday, IN
juring himself fatally.
German, named Peter Pevzei, living at 13s
Stanton street. jumped from the third story win
dow to the street yesterday, while delirious rom
sickness, breaking his arm and dislocarng the
right hin. He was sent To Bellevue Hospital in an
ambulance
Frank Riley. OF $50 West street. shot Mt yestcr
day on the corner or West and King Streets by
unknown parties The ball not taking effect one
OF the men knocked him down with pistol bntt
and then escaped. Riley says he has no idea why
they attacked nm. The police are now after the
aHsailants.
A yonns woman named Mary A. Hanson, who
lives at No. 1856 Worth street, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday while confined IN cell in the
Eighth precinct station house for intoxication
She was discovered BY the doOrman hanging to the
barS ol the door. he cut hcr down aud she was
subsequently aenl home,
Ellis K Powers, one OF the propr1etors Of the
Grand Central Hotel, was held to bail in the sum OF
$500 by Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday
upon complaint OF james N. Mills, clerk employed
INST. he opened letter addressed To hun. The
prisouer denied the cnarse.
Thomas Gray. lad nine years OF age. whose pa.
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terSay in Bellevue Hospital. week ago deceased
went to Hoboken to gather nats FOR which purpose
he climbed tree, and while there losing his grasp
fell TO the ound, fractured ms thigh, death being
the res,II Coroner Keenan, was notified to h0d an
inquest
Timothy McCarty, an babitnal drunkard for ten
years past, dropped dead yesterday morning on the
corner OF Oliver and Madison streets. Ofncer
Reagan, Of the Fourth precinct convey ed deceased
to the station house. from which the body was sent
TO the Moreue 10 await an inqustion before Coroner
Keenan,. Deceased was twenty eight years OF age
and o native Of Ireland.
AS the ten A. NJ. train to Harlem was passing
Seventy-thi street yesterday a man named Pat
kenealy. OF 106th street and Eighth avenue endea-
vored TO cross the track ahead OF the train with
horse and cart, but the train having more impetus
than ne had calculated npon the locomotive struck
the cart and smashed IL and also Killed the horse.
lie escaped without any injury
The BODY Of an unknown man, about sixty years
OF age, was yesterday found noating IN the water
near spuyten Duyvi bridge and sent TO the Morgue
Deceased was nve feet six inches in
height with light complexion smooth fac,
and gray halr. He was dressed in
black cloth coat and vest, brown pants with white
stripes and gater shoes. The body apparently had
not been IN the water more than twenty-lour nours
Friends OF the deceased can the body by apply.
ing at tie Morgue- An inquest Will be held by Cor
Oner Keenan,