The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-30

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IL Is intended to make this one OIL the most brilliant
plcnlcS or the season.
Mr. Cardozo, Chief Of the Ordinance Bureau, re-
ceved during the week ending yesterday le1 com
plants OF violations of various city ordinances,
thirty Of when have been settled and the remainder
referred to the proper departments Tor remedy.
the Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards Citizens Asso-
citation Will hold an Important public meeting on
wednesday evening next at the new East Side Hall,
corner OF Eighty -sXth street and Third avenue to
take action In relation to the great frauds reported
in our city government.
Another democratic organization was formed at
No. l. 1874 Broadway last night. entitled the Edward
]. Shandley Association. the meeting was large
and. enthusiastic and the following were appointed
permanent ofllcers:-J. Il. Ford, President; Tnos.
w. Pittman, Vice President; w. II. Mackay, Trea-
surer; DR.. M. A. Wilson, Secretary.
Ann Murphy, woman siXty-two years OF age,
was yesterday morning found dead in the damp,
filthy basement OF premises All washington street,
under suspicious circumstances. she having an In
cised wound on the back of the head. Coroner
Keenan, was notified, when wooster Beach, M d.,
MADE a post-mOrtem examination on the body,
which showed conclusIvely that deceased was
woman OF incorporate habits. EXCESSIVE int0Xlca-
tiOn was the cause or death.
Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest on the
body Of Joseph Levy, twenty years OF age, late q
mess boy on board the steamboat all River, VINO
died few hours previously. The day previous.
while at Sandy Hook, deceased fell from the upper
deck OF the boat, q distance OF eleven feet, and,
striking his head against the guard, fell overheard
In state OF insensibity. He was Immediately
rescued ana brought TO the city, but never returned
to consciousness. Death resulted from the injuries.
Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest in the
case Of Mr.. Henry Forstrck, late commission
merchant at No. 1l9 Broadway, who died in Belle
vue Hospital from the effects OF injuries received
on the 27th ut. by being run over by 20 of the
Second avenue line, which crushed MS LETT leg.
Deceased, attempting to get on the front platform
or the car at Thirty third street ana second ave-
nue., slipped and fell before the wheel. He did not
blame the driver or conductor OF the car, ana the
testimony sho wing the occurrence to have been ac-
cidenta the jury rendered verdict to that effect
Mr.. Forstrick was fOrty-iive years Of age and q
native Of Germany.
Central Park Meteorological Observation-Disclosures
OF report for the week ending p. NJ, July 29:-
Reconsideration, 3o.Os4 inches; maximum. at o
2. M. July 90. 80. 1914 inches minimum, at a A. M.
July 90, 29.S8S inches; range, 1926 inch.
Thermometer 6S degrees; maximum at
p. NJ. July %, SO degrees minimu IN AT A. NJ. July
60 $40 degrees; range, 255 degrees. On July 20
rain fell from lO:45 A. NJ to II p NJ. the depth OF
SO ncl on July 26 ram fell from A. NJ to $3.50 A.
IOiO p. II. to IL =. Nj to the depth OF IA inCh on
July 2S rain fell from IL NJ TO 1880 P. NJ. to the
depth OF go nch July % rain fell from A. NJ. to
500 A. NJ. to the depth Of O4 inch. Total amount
OF for The week, 1896. Distance travelled by
the wind during the cTeek, s91 miles.