The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-05

The Empire CITY Fire Insurance Company OF this
city, desire to state that they are In way con-
nected with the Empire Fire Company, whose ac-
counts were placed under an inspection by order OF
the city courts few days ago.
Weston is in New York again. He has been in
practice four months, ana successful in all his West
ern feats. He will attempt the walking OF 112 miles
in day, and 400 miles In five consecutive days.
The Doctor Will not have any interference with
medical men this time.
The Trinity vestry are quite ignorant OF any claim
by Mr. CALDWELL OF Indianapolis, referred to in the
telegraphic intelligence OF yesterday. They never
heard OF IL until they saw 1t In the morning papers
yesterday and they assert that the payment by them
OF 81, 600, 900 Is myth.
DR.. Carlton, OF the Methodist Book Concern writes
to say that there will be to the allegations
as to the financial management OF the Concern,
made recently In the law courts, will be made as
submitted TO the Court and permission OBJ
tanned for publication.
The San Domingo Club starts to-day, June s.,
on It's first excursion to Alderney Park, New
Jersey. The leading republican politicians OF the
Sixteenth ward are members or the above organiza-
ton, and everybody will be on hand, with his wife.
One steamboat two barges two bands, and plenty
TO eat and drink, Will tend TO pass the hours
pleasantly away.
Margaret Corners, twenty two years OF age, ana
native of this city, died in Bellevue Hospital on
Saturday. Margaret was inmate OF the Magla-
len Asylum, Elghty-eighth street and Filth avenue
and on the Gath utmo jumped from one OF the upper
windows to the pavement and fractured her spinc
which resulted In death. Coroner Schrmer Will
hold an inquest. Deceased has left relatives who
live in Westminster county.
Late on Saturday afternoon Peter Wood, man
tnrty-two years OF age, keeper OF news stand
corner OF West and Courtland street, who mad been
exposed to the SUMS rays all day, was taken sud-
nd in mi n f.rxv ride rla
remains were taken 10 his late residence, No. III
Madison street, when Deputy Coroner Cushman
made an examination which showed that insolutlon
was the cause Of death. Coroner Schlrner ncld an
inquest.
meeting OF the German American Teachers
Association was held on Saturday afternoon at the
Steuben House, No. 295 Bowery Mr. Peter starr pre-
siding. The society has been organized Tor the pur-
" improving the system OF teaching In pub
lie schools. MIR. Clcnkatter read paper on what
shall our Children Learn IN our Schools, and What
Notri A discussion ensued. the speakers unani-
mously advocating the Introduction OF the German
language and the German system OF instruction INTO
ali the schools.
on Saturday night, owing TO the extreme heat
and the inability to enjoy sweet repose bec. Mr..
Thomas Vance, young man. twenty-four years OF
are, spread himself on the stoop OF his residence,
$50 Inird avenue, where ne subsequently fell
asleep. At later hour Mr.. Vance rolled or into
the area, a distance OF several feet, and received
fatal injuries. Being missed from the house search
was made, and ct halipas four O'Clock In the morn
ing Mrs. Vance found her son lying dead In the
way. The body was taken mp and Coroner Schirmer
notified to hold IN inquest
Coroner schirmer yesterday held an inquest on
the body Of samuel Rosenberg. the child, two and
half years OF age. who crushed to death FRI
day evening IN front OF his parents residence ia
Third street, by being run over By car No. 10 oil the
Avenue Railroad Company. Deceased was In the
street unattended, and attempted TO cross the track
ahead OF the horse and was Knocked down. IL was
In evidence that the going at slow rate OF
speed, and II appeared that no blame could be at
tached to the driver The jury rendered q verdict
Of accidental death, and the driver was discharged
from custody.