The New York herald., 1872-10-06

week.
There were 479 Deaths 4l8 births, 2lT marriages
ana % stll births in the city last week.
The Ordinance Bureau received Ia the week o.
complaints OF violation OF corporation ordinances
Marshal Hart granted so7 licenses this week and
received 1891 20.
Fire Marshal McSpedon reports "a fires for tho
past week. the estimated loss upon which IL Sal 500
and the insurance $252,2OO.
Two thousand and ninety nine persons were ac-
comm0dated with lodgings at the several police
stations during the past week.
Patrick Barrett, or 2I Hamilton street. haa his
leg broken yesterday afternoon on pier 10 East
River by piece OF wood falling upon him. The
police OF the Second precinct removed him to the
Park Hospital.
Daniel Dunne, eighteen, OF Brooklyn. was
severely injured yesterday morning by falling from
the second story of 249 Grand street, while hang
ing out goods. He was sent to his home Dy inc
police OF the Tenth precinct.
John Miller, man twenty eight years OF age,
arrested in the Fourth precinct on charge OF
taken to the Tombs. The body was taken to the
Morgue and Coroner Young notified.
John Fisher, sixty years of age, Of No. 755 Tenth
into an area OF his residence. He was sent to
bellevue Hospital by the police OF the twenty
second precinct
Noah Davies, aged forty-fve, colored OF 154 Sulli
van street, fell from the second story windows Of
the Metropolitan Hotel to the ground and died
shortly afterwards from the effects or the fall The
coroner was notified to hold an inquest.
John McManus, OF 10 First avenue, fell of o cab
last evening on the corner OF Fifty-second street
U,.rxt
and fractured the skull. He was taken to st. Lukes
Hospital.
Coroner Young was yesterday called to ITO Deian-
cey street to hold an inquest an the body Of An
drew Diegel, German fifty years OF age, whose
death resulted from injuries received by having
been accidentally thrown from his wagon on the III
instant.
John Corey, thirty-fve years old, OF SAT West
Fifty-second street, was thrown from q wagon at
the corner Of Fifth avenue and SEVENTEEN street
last evening, and was seriously injured about the
head. He was attended to by DIR. White and sent
to Bellevue Hospital.
At halEpast eleven O'Clock yesterday morning J.
G. Herod, or No. 20 Watts street, was knocked
down and robbed of $50 by two colored men while
standing in front of his residence. The thieves
made their escape, but the Captain OF the twenty
eighth precinct and two OF his detectives are out
after them.
yesterday morning by falling from the second story
window Of his residence to the yard In the rear.
The police surgeon, upon examining the boy, found
the skull badly fractured and had him conveyed to
his home.
William Rashan, thirty-fve years OF age, OF No.
East Fifty fourth street, fell into the hold of ves
sci yesterday at Fishkill and severely injured.
He was brought on to this city by the steamer
Queen and sent to his home by the police or the
TWenty-elghth precinct.
Yesterday afternoon the body of Frank McCue,
late fireman employed on board the steamship
City OF Antwerp, was found in the dock at pier As
North River The deceased is supposed to have
been drowned by accidentally falling overheard.
The body was sent to the Morgue, and Coroner
Young n0tihed.
Noah Davis colored waiter at the Metropolitan
Hotel, yesterday afternoon while engaged In clean
ing window on the second floor, lost his balance
and falling to the pavement was killed. Deceased
was q single man and lodged in Sullivan street.
Friends OF deceased took charge OF the remains,
and Coroner Young was notified to hold an In
quest.
James Donahue. superintendent of the Free La
Dor Bureau, Nos 8 and 10 Clinton place, makes the
following report of business for the week ending
October 5:-Applications for employment, 1,298; OF
these there were POI males and l,09l females Male
help required dag female sso ioSs situations pro-
ber Of situations procured for the week, 1885,
large meeting of the Irish Democratic Union
was held at Masonic Hall on the 4th inst. Mr..
Anthony Griflths was in the chair The Committee
on Nominations unanimously recommended Samuel
B. Garvin for District Attorney, Algernon ). Sulli-
van for Judge Of the Supreme Court Dennis >.
Griffin for the Assembly in the Fourth district.
Thomas Shields in the Seventh ward, Charles r.
Blake for the Thirteenth, William O'Connell for the
Seventeenth Joseph Paul for the Twentieth and
John Murphy for the Eleventh were nominated for
Aldermen. General M. 4. Mcmahon was nominated
for Congress.
The annual parade OF the Police Department is
to take place on the 1lth inst. The force Is to be
formed into hollow square after the review, in
Tompkns square, when superintendent Kels0 will
receive the dag to be presented to the police by
the citizens Of New York. band OF music will
accompany each battalion during the march
through the Streets and inspectors and senior cap
tans will be mounted, to attend upon the General
Superintendent KesO As ads-Captains Kennedy,
OF the Sixth; Byrnes, OF the Fifteenth; Irving OF
the Detective force and Ulman OF TIE Fourth pre-
cinct, will be all detailed for this service Tho
mounted squad and marine guard Will take part in
the procession.
CIVIL SERVICE.
Tho commissioners for examination candi.