The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-01
Crimes and Casualties.

Richard Ball, thirty-seven years Of age, having
no home was found sick and destitute in the streets
yesterday by the police, who sent him to Bellevue
Hospital
George Gifert fell into the basement OF his
parents residence, at 14O Seventh avenue, yester-
day. and was severely cut about the forehead. He
WIS attended by Dr. Beach and afterwards sent
home.
George Reed, forty-fve years of age, OF 437 West
Eighteenth street. was struck on the head with a
stone by some unknown person yesterday, at the
corner of Seventeenth street and North River He
was found to be severely injured when taken into
the sixteenth precinct stationhouse. He was at
tended by the police surgeon In attendance, and
afterwards left for home.
william @. Hartly and wife, OF SOL West Thirty
fourth street, were thrown from wagon yester:.
seventh avenue. Neither was seriously injured,
but the wagon was totally demolished.
John Stammebach, thirty years OF age, employee
at the corner Of EldrIdge and Br00me streets Tell
into vat containing hot liquid yesterday and was
dangerously scalded. He was sent to the Six.
teenth precinct station house by the police ana
afterwards conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
Catharine Doa eightysix years Of age: residing Ing
at 1893 East street accineh.y e ~
Second Avenue and Twenty-second street yester-
day, and dislocated her hip. She was attended to
by the police surgeon at the fhteeh'h precihc anu
William O'Brien residing at liz Monroe street,
was stabbed in the right eye yesterday ny souc
known person, on the corner OF Montgomery and
Monroe streets His wounds were dressed by the
ply slcan Of the seventh precinct ana he lett LOT
John Baker died suddenly last evening at GA DOM
mick street. without medical attendance. The Cor
oner was notified Of the case.
lanes birmingham, seventeen years OF age, was
drowned Yesterday at the foot OF Two Hundredth
street andthe North River, while bathing The body
During an alteration that took place at half past
twelve O'Clock yesterday morning. on the corner OF
Fourteenth street, stabbed John McGlnn, Of 5ll
East Fifteenth street. In the lett side, wo9nding
him dangerously. MGllnn was carried 10 tue
Eighteenth precinct station house by the police.
His injuries were attended to by the surgeon on
DUTY and he afterwards was sent to Bellevue Hos
Mary Mcintyre, aged forty three died suddenly in
her santy, on SEVENTEEN street. between First and
Second avenues, without medical attendance. The
Frank Gertes, nifty years OF age, OF Hastings, n.
Y. in getting OF the platform OF car 30, OF the
vehicle He is supposed to be fatally injured and
was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
John Donlin, Of liz First avenue, iel through .as
was severely injured. He was attended TO by Dr.
Hutchinson, and left for home.
Bridget Curran, thirty years or age OF llth stiect
and FIRST avenue died suddenly last night without
medical attendance. The Coroner was notified.
At hafpast nine O'Clock last night William Smith,
nngs, aged twenty OF 20 Goid street, BROOK
yn had an alteration at q Mott street Smith
causing a dangerous wound. Ohicer Cunningham,
OF the Sixth precinct arrested smith, ana Jennings
was sent to the Park Hospital.
At nine O'Clock last night Elizabeth Young was
run over by car 45 OF the avenue line, on tue cor
ner Of Filth street and avenue G. Both her legs
were broken. She was sent to Bellevue Hospital In
an ambulance.
A Brooklyn Builder Assaulted by Row
dies.
At about haltpast seven O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Joseph Hopkins builder, residing In River
street, near Bedford avenue Brooklyn, Il. d., sent
his son. youth of seventeen TO get pail OF water
from spring opposite his residence. While the
youth was SO engaged two young rQwdies, named
John Sheridan and John DUFFY aged respectively
nineteen and twenty years, approached him, one
of them saying that he would kick the head on MIN
Young Hopkins talked back, and sheridan and
Duffy assaulted him. Mr.. Hopkins seeing ms son
maltreated, ran out to his rescue, when sheridan
took up a paving stone and with II crushed In Ms
skull. Information OF the outrage having reache
the police Captain Woglom despatched De
tective Iangan and 0ficer Corcoran alter sheridan
and Dnffy and finally arrested them In the Western
| district. On being taken before Mr.. Hopkins
| sheridan was identified by him as the person wht
| assaulted him. Both were locked mp to await th'
result OF Mr.. Hopkins injuries These are oeiievee