The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
oI1EV teIHPUH1uto Jcnto1u0y ...' VI,
Average temperature for corresponding date


- last year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Oh
weekly average ......................... 7o}S
child named Marie Sulyer. OF 8i5 Ninth ave.
nue., fell from the second story window last even-
Ing and was seriously injured.
At half past six O'Clock last evening q Are broke
out on the first moor OF the house at so Catharine
street, occupied by NJ. Rosenbaum q fancy store.
DamJge 800.
boy nine years OF age named Thomas Gray, OF
35l West Thirty-nintn street, fell from tree
We1hawken yesterday and broke his leg In two
places. He was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital In an
ambulance.
stephen Gcoghcgan, OF Thirty ninth street ami
Second avenue, struck Ellen Ouonnor, Of 772 Second
avenue, on the arm and broke IL. Geo9hegan has
been arrested.
william Haugbly, OF 336 avenue A, was knocked
down and ran over by car l04 OF the Belt line and
had his right arm badly fractured. lie was sent tn
Bellevue Hospital IN an ambulance. Patrick Ryan,
the driver oI the car, was arrested.
Mrs. Elves, middle aged woman who was run
over Thursday last by Broadway ana Seventh
avenue railroad Car and mad both legs crushed, died
late on Saturday afternoon in Bellevue Hospital.
Coroner Young Will hold an inquest In the case
Wednesday next
The opening reception Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association VIII take place this evening".
IHere VIII De grand concert III the HAL, ana ak
| the rooms occupied nv the association, including
the gymnasium having been renovated, are then "
| be opened TO the members aud the public
Another OF the prevailing sunday catastrOphcs
happened on the Second avenue near Forty FIRST
street. yesterday. Patrick Connolly stabbed VIII
liam Quinn during drunken row with a long
bladed knife ami giving him a dangerous wound.
The aggressor has been arrested aud Ia now at the
Twenty first precinct station house.
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John Lander, OF 40 East Twenty-thlrl street.
quarreled with Thomas Costello, Of 4l6 First avenue,
about some young lady, a mutual acquaintance.
During the melee Lander stabbed his opponent In
The thigh with pocket knife and injured him ser
ously. Lander was arrested and held to await tho
result Of the mans injuries
man and his wife, named weekly fell out last
night, about u quarter past nine O'clock and
started a fight among themselves their nome In
80 Madison street. curing the alteration Patrick
kicked hls wifes front teeth out spit her upper
Up open. She was attended to by the surgeon from
the Seventh precinct station house, aud her hus-
band was arrested.
The body Of Michael Gibbons about forty years OF
age, was found floating in the water AZ pier q East
River, by william Robinson, living IN Brooklyn.
Deceased i've feet eight inches in height.
smooth face, black hair, ana was dressed In black
coat and pants, white muslin SHIRT, ami shoes; the
notified. Deceased lived ut $40 Front street.
On Saturday night Mr.. John Merinez captain OF
barge lying in one OF the North River docks, while
passing between two boats. fell and struck his head
on the deck, fracturiny MS skull, Death subse-
quenty ensued from the injuries. The body OF Cap
tain Merinez was taken To the house OF q friend,
No. III Charlton street, where an inquest win be
held by Coroner Young. Deceased lived IN Albany,
where he has left family.
Edward Black, forty years OF age, formerly an
officer OF the Seventh precinct police saturday
night was taken suddenly Ill, corner Of Pike and
Cherry streets, and died after Delng conveyed
to the station house. The body was subsequently,
removed to The Morgue aud Coroner Young notified
to hold an inquest Deceased lett widow and hvo
children, living corner OF Gouveneur and Front
streets. They are in destitute circumstances.
AT a gathering Saturday evening Mr.. de Cordova
read to number Of friends and critics his new lee
ture prepared for this season. entitled "Pty About
Brown" Unncr this title tho author has
collected a brief but comprehensive state
ment OF the tactice OF such rogues
'eo for tic cSy.n Bat me delicate and yet polg
makes his hearers laugh In spite OF themselves ana
of the painful character OF the revelations which no
thing, the moral which he conveys throughout the
lecture Is one which will do our young men much
good To heed.
The Fire Marshal reports twenty-five fires for the
week ending october at noon The estimated
loss IS IS, 100; amount OF insurance, S3o.sOO. Tho
causes OF the several ares were as follows:-
Careesness Of occupants and employees IN the use OF nrs
Children playln: with matches ...............
Gasi,gh SET ire to curtain. :.
Kerp.sae lamps explosions
Kerosene lamps, upsetting Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Naphtha- ignition Of vapor of....................
Oycrhesed furnace
Not Ascertaned......
Total. .....'...3