The New York herald., 1874-09-11
NEW YORK CITY.

The payment or city taxes ON real estate began
yesterday, and the ONCE OF the Receiver was
crowded.
Haines Yelling aged thirty-four years. residing
at Mornt Kisco, was run over by car at the
Grand central depot and killed.
Jonn w. Moore, aged thirty nine years. OF No. lO5
Fleet place, Brooklyn. was run over yesterday
afternoon, corner or Nassau and Bee man streets
and mad ms lett leg broken. lie was sent TO the
Park Hospital.
Yesterday afternoon Margaret Deignan, three
years OF age, whose parents live az No. 81 Crosby
street. was killed by accidentally falling IRON
fourth story window to the ground. Coroner Elck-
non was notified TO hold an inquest on the body.
charles Hane. nhy-fye years OF age, residing at
No. Albany street, committed suicide last night
by hanging himself in the cellar OF his residence.
The rash deed was caused by his not being able to
obtain employment. The Coroner has been notl-
fed TO hold an inquest
At a meeting OF the Produce Exchange yester-
day w. II. Fowler, OF No. 81 Front street was sus-
pended from membership and william A. Byers
was restored. Certain alterations were also made
in the bylaws win reference to the announcement
OF failures and the settlement OF contracts.
male babe, about three months DID, was found
by some laporers yesterday morning hidden under
pile OF lumber at the loot OF Nineteenth street.
North River. the little walf was at once given TO
policeman, and the discovery being made that
II was badly bruised II was at once sent 10 Bslle-
vue Hospital.
One Of the regular weekly entertainments was
given last night at the Free Training Schools for
Women in East Tenth street. short history OF
the institution was read by one OF The lady teach
ers, showing that the employment bureau had
Obtained work for 1000 women ana had expended
$l7,S00 Tor their benefit, while 5000 meals were
Distributed to women and children during the
winter.
The lecture before the Liberal Club at the Prmp.
ton buildings this evening will be delivered by MI.
z. NJ. shron, OF Bombay, India. He Is a Parsee.
native CT India, but q scholar, speaking and
writing English elegantly, and his theme-"Edu-
cation and Social Progress In lndia"-wi be full
OF instruction. MIR. Shror Is the only Parsee who
has ever addressed an American audience and his
preceding lecture gave unbOunded satisfaction TO
highly intelligent company.
The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund met
yesterday afternoon, Mayor Havemeyer IN the
chair. resolution that the Comptroller be
authorized TO issue from time to time, in &C
cordance with subdivision IL, sect0n 8, chapter
574 act OF 1871 900 dock bonus OF the city OF
New YORK, being part OF the amount asked for by
the Commissioners OF Docks In their requisltion,
dated March 25. 1874, for 81 600 ooo was adopted.
The Board then adjourned without transacting
any Otner business.
At little before six O'Clock yesterday evening
Bernard Ryder, carpenter, aged twenty-five, re-
siding on Forty.6r street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues acciden tally lost bis ooling while
working on the building No. 6,s Broadway, and
fell rom the third story 10 the sub-cellar sustain
Ing several fractures OF the limbs besides severe
internal injuries. He was picked up insensible by
Onicer Stebblns, OF the Broadway squad, who i'm
medately summoned an ambulance and conveyed
the injured man to Bellevue hospital HIS con-
d1rion Is considered critical