The New York herald., 1874-10-08
NEW YORK CITY.

The Park Commissioners had no quorum yesten
day.
Lewis Anzab. OF NO. 7al Broadway. was arrested
last night by Detectives Heidelberg and Tilley.
charged with swtnding.
Joseph Doyle, or No. 613 Greenwich street, fell
received serious Injuries.
The Court OF Arbitration will be formally opened
by the Executive Committee OF the Chamber OF
commerce to-day AZ two O'Clock p. NJ.
Joshua Johnson tcolored), OF Nc. 2ls Spring
street. fell from q second story window to the
ground yesterday and was badly injured.
The salaries OF the police telegraph operators
are TO oe pnI back TO their old standard at the
next meeting OF the Board. on Friday next.
The HERALD has received from Bella II. Rink,
Jersey City, for the poor In charge OF st. Johns
Guild slo the proceeds OF fair by little cnildreD.
Professor p II. Wander Wcyde wilt lecture this
evening before the Polytechnic Association, No.
"a Cooper Union, on the new method OF sending
tour telegraphs simultaneously over the same
wire.
John MoIoney. twelve years or age, OF No. IL VAN
dewater street, fell from the ROOF OF SIX story
BUILDING to the ground yesterday, and was badly
injured
Police Commissioner voorhis' system OF clean
ing the streets was inaugurated last night The
entire force OF the bureau went 10 work shorty
after sundown. Next week the labors of the
sweepers WIN be made brilliant by the reflection
OF calcium lights.
Rev. DR.. A. Huebsch will deliver lecture this
evening before the Young Mems Association OF
the Congregation Ahawath Chesed in the lecture
room Of that building, corner OF Lexington avenue
and Fiity-dfth street. The subject selected by him
Is "Jewlsh History" commencing with Exodus.
Ex-Alderman Conan made his appearance yes
terday in the District Attorneys once and gave
bail in the sum OF ST. 500 to answer an indictment
found against him In December, 1873, for alleged
fraud IN connection with the New Court House
Knin Nh Aud Qfrnn
was his 5ondsman.
Grammar School No. Is, West Twenty fourth
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues,
Primary Department, or which Miss s. L. Coles Ia
principal, has just been reopened, the building
having undergone a complete restoration. New
furniture. heating apparatus and class rooms have
been added, which makes this now one OF the
model schools OF the city.
Coroner Croker yesterday held an inquest at the
Morgue on the body OF John Doyle !aborer who
died in Bellevue Hospital on Monday night Doyle,
While intoxicated, went to the roof Of his residence
-four stories). No. 61S Greenwich street, and falling
asleep. rolled OF at Two O'Clock in the morning.
tnus receiving q compound fracture OF the skull
and other Injuries, from which he died.
julia Hagan, aged thrty-one residing at
No. S2s East Thirty.tnird street, narrow
ly escaped being killed last night by falling
from the second story OF her house to the
ground. Her dress catching on an open shutter
broke the tall, DuC as IL was SEe sustained very
serious injuries. Intoxication caused her to lose
her balance. She was removed to Bellevue Hos
pita
The Fire Commissioners did very little at their
meeting yesterday morning. Andrew McDevltt.
OF Engine No. IS, tried for neglect OF duty and
fined five days. Thomas Batterbury, OF Engine No.
10, was arraigned for slapping an officer on the
back, and the charge was dismissed, as the police
man confessed that he had received no latai IN
jnries. Robert Douglass, OF Engine company No.
Ia was reprimanded Tor careless driving.