The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-27
NEW YORK CITY.

mad dog was killed by Onicer Breen last even
ing. At No. $40 East Fourth street.
The tailors propose to erect q building in which
al Trades Union meetings may be held.
Roundsman Cook. OF the Twenty-ninth precinct,
shot mad dog yesterday at 1879 Broadway.
mad dog was killed by the pclsce yesterday on
the corner OF Lexington avenue and Thirty six tn
street
Rounusman Oats, OF the Seventeenth precinct,
killed mad dog yesterday at No. l25 Seventh
street
Michael Marion, of No. 81 Harrison street, was
run over yesterday in 'front.' OF No. 327 Washington
street by Brooklyn truck.
Oficer McCauiy, Of the Thirty-third precinct,
shot mad dog yesterday IN Cortlandt street, be-
tween l56th and 10Th streets
William Rooney, laborer, Of No. 81 Cherry street,
was hit the head yesterday by q brick falling
from the building No. 10 Worth street.
Onicer Quigley. OF the Nineteenth precinct, shot
a mad dog last evening on Forty third street, be-
tween First avenue and the East River.
August Dober OF No. 81 Frankfort street. COM
mitted suicide last evening by taking cyanide or
potash. No cause could DE assigned for his action
Anthony Shauer, aged sixty-one, of No. 1875 YORK
street, Brooklyn, was conveyed to the Fifteenth
precinct station house yesterday, suffering from
sunstroke.
Comptroller Green reports the following disburse-
nents and receipts Of the Treasury yesterday
Claims paid number OF warrants slxty-two,
amounting 10 $6ss6s; receipts, $47,os0.
at meeting OF the Worklngmen's Central
Council the subject Of holding q national Labor
Convention in this city next November was agi-
tated. motion was MADE to open correspond
ence with the Changers.
The amount OF money paid into the city treasury
by the new police justices from December, 1878,
unyl May, 1874, inclusive, was see. o69 against
Sl,S4l returned by the old justices for similar
period the year previous.
Robert Spencer, aged twenty-one, no home, en-
ployed by Philip Kemp, OF No. % West Thirteenth
street, as a coach driver. was kicked in the knee
by horse last night and badly injured. lie was
removed to Bellevue Hospital.
owners OF lighters and others interested in
Transporting merchandise by such conveyance
met yesterday at the Produce Exchange to revise
the code OF rules recently adopted, In order to
meet the wants OF owners and patrons.
East side citizens complain OF the terrible stencil
emanatng from the dumping grounds along the
East River. These foul smells are an offence to all
VINO pass up the river IN the steamers II the wind
Is from the west and when 1t Is from any other
quarter they poison the atmosphere OF the city.
temperance meeting was held last evening at
eight o'clock in the Thirty fourth street Methodist
Episcopal Free Tabernacle, near Eighth avenue,
under the auspices OF the LADIES' Temperance
Union. Miss Isabella Armstrong. OF England. de-
llvered an address on the necessity OF extending
the temperance movement
William Coleman aged ten of No. 116 Baxter
street, was Slightly bitten by dog yesterday in
Elizabeth street, near Canal The lad was playing
with the dog on the sidewalk, when it accidentally
bit him. Officer Laydon, OF the Sixth precinct,
who happened to be at the time, shot the dog
ana conveyed the boy to his home.