The New York herald., 1871-03-30


John Nevins thirty.three years of age, living at
Twenty-ninth street and Tenth avenue. was run
over by the Hudson River Railroad cars, on the
corner Of Thirty second street and Eleventh avenue,
ana instantly killed.
The treasurer Of the Charity Ba for The benefit of
the Nursery and Childs Hospital, which took place
on the evening Of the % of February announces the
result OF the BALL. as folows-Total receipts, 390
expenses, $3225; net proceeds, $l2,076.
A Tweed Club was organized in the Fourteenth
ward last evening, with Mr. John Bush as president,
secretary The Fourteenth wa ward WA was the last t to
institute Tweed Club, but now the organization Is
complete. ID r.5 irrt nss n afstgf 81 Il
Mr.. Charles Lanier treasurer Of the fund for the
relief OF the suffering population Of France, ac-
knowledges receipt Of the following subscriptions
ber OF Commerce Committee $l12,433; by Produce
Excnange Committee, $lo9o5. Grand total. $l2s,S3s.
An officer Of the Eighth precinct yesterday morn.
ing brought to the Coroner's onice human skull
which had been found on the roof OF the premises
No. Wooster street by Frank Wagner, Of Seventh
avenue and Fity-ffth street, while there &C work.
The skull was evidently that OF grown person VINO
had been dead great many years.
The Rev. Father Nugent Of Liverpool who has
done so much to alleviate the condition Of the
'sreet Arabs OF hts city viii lecture this evening
at stenway Hall. His subject will be .NoboaJa
ect IS 81 s n free and sub,
ancei undQqbtedly' VIII be very large.
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most valuable selection Of paintings will to-day
be sold at auction, by Johnston Van Tassel, at
their salesroom. 81 Nassau street. The ,ae yesier
day was largely lat. attended an" pictures brought very
repay the rrsunoisseur as rst class coiec ton OF
ssrn .ss Iaintings wiz be placed under the hammer
Daniel Denney, TWENTY-FIVE years or age and born
in Ireland, recently emplored by Messrs Debblee Il
Co., Nos. IS and 81 Church street, died yesterday in
st. vIncents Hospital. On the 2sth ultimo he fell
through the hatchway to the basement, distance OF
sixteen feet and death was the result OF the injuries
received. COrOncr keenan, VIII hold an Inquest in
the case.
Information was received yesterday afternoon by
Coroner keenan, that John Nevins, laborer at the
freight depot OF the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany had been run over corner OF Eleventh avenue
and Thirty-second street, and almost Immediately
killed. his body being horribly mangled by the train
passing over him. Deceased was thirty three years
of age and lived at 3Z2 Tenth avenue. An Inquest
will be held
A meeting of the principal citizens Of the Fifth
ward was held last evening at their rooms Of
Hudson and Desbrosses streets, and perfected the
organization OF the William NJ Tweed Fifth Ward
Senatorial Campaign Club. The following are the
James P. Wilson, Vice President; Thomas E. Smith
and Michael McManus, Secretaries VIM. H. Burns
Treasurer and John Moore, Sergeant. alarms
Several addresses were made by members OF the
club and others declaring the intention to re-elect
William M. Tweed to the office he now fills.
James Delaney, stabIeman, fifty years OF age
and native Of Ireland, committed suicide on Tues.
day by hanging himself to rafter In the stable No.
II Little Twelfth street, where he was employed.
Deceased who lived with his brother at No. ei
Tenth avenue had long been subject to
temporary fts OF insanity, but never had
threatened attempted 10 take bis life. The body
after being cut down. was removed to the late resi-.
dence OF deceased, where Coroner Young was noti-
fed to hold an inquest. Deceased has left widow,
who lives In the old cOontry. They had no children.