The New York herald., 1872-04-07

lations of corporation ordinances.
During the week the Free Labor Bureau procured
situations for seventy nine males and s67 females.
The Bureau Of Records reports 7o5 deaths 3s4
births 43 still births and 172 marriages last week.
One thousand four hundred and ffty-eight per-
were arrested by the police in this city last
week.
New York had twenty-ntne fires last week, in
volving loss OF $113,30O, covered by insurance
OF $72S, 500
Nathaniel Mills died suddenly yesterday afternoon
at 10 Catharine street without medical attendance.
The Coroner mas been notified
Ftity-four thousand eight hundred and nine dol
lars and thirty cents were collected for taxes In
this city during the past six days
Three thousand seven hundred ana thirty-two
homeless persons were furnished lodgings by the
police at the VARIOUS station houses last week.
The remains OF still born infant were found
yesterday in the slip al pier North River by James
Mcdonald, living at 123 washington street, and
sent TO the Morgue by order OF CAPTAIN Cherry OF
the Twenty-seventh precinct. Coroner Schirmer
will investigate the case
Early yesterday afternoon Patrick William Ma
lone, child nearly three years OF age, fell from the
to the pavement ana was so severely injured tnat
death ensLed three honrs subsequently,. Coroner
Schirmer was notified to hold an inquest.
Joseph Schwerrick, forty-four years OF age, OF
1s4 FORSYTH street. was found on the corner OF
the Bowery and Grand street yesterday afternoon
suffering from several stab wounds he had received
from some parties unknown. He was taken to The
Second Precinct police station, where ne was at
tended to by the surgeon and then sent home.
Dali
to be made against the captains OF the FIRST Fifth,
Sixth Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Fourteenth, Fif-
teenth. Sixteenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth Twenty
third, THIRTEEN and Thirty FIRST precincts for ne
glect OF duty and for permitting an unnecessary
aud wasteIul use or gas for the month OF March.
Work is to be resumed with vigor on the new
Post ONCE building within few davs. A cargo OF
brick snow on the way, the want OF which has oc.
casioned some delay. Bids have been solicited and
some received for smokestackS. " hen the WORK Is
again resumed extended scale it viii be Wig
orously prosecuted and 1t Is expected The rocf VIII
De on before fal.
nre broke out yesterday morning in the nve
story iron building belonging to and occupied by
b. L. Solomon dealers In furniture and fancy goods.
The damage done TO tue buliding Is estimated at
$4,000 ana to the stock about 100000 the build
ing was insured for $25c 900 and the stock Tor
$3.50 000 The nre Is supposed to have originated IN
the sub-celiar and was. IN all probability, the
suit OF careessness.
Frederick Kessler, bright and intelligent lad,
fifteen years OF age, who lived at 1888 Hester street.
has been employed In pocketbook manuac ctory in
Broadway on Friday Frederick went home to
his dinner and renamed longer tnan usual.
rearing ne would be late to MS work
ing the store, was sadly overheaIed and painting
for breath. Frederick was suddenly attacked with
rush OF cod to the head, which resulted IN con-
gestion OF the brain and subsequent DEATH The
Of deceased are In great distress at the sad
event. Coroner Young was notified to hold an IN
quest over the remains.