The New York herald., 1874-12-05
NEW YORK CITY.

Chamberlain Lane reports that the amount of
interest on city deposits for November was
sl2,630 SO.
John W. Farley, OF No. IS Gouverneur street.
died suddenly last evening at his residence,
without any medical attendance. The Coroner
was notified to hold an inquest.
Patrick Stack, OF No. 343 Greenwich street, was
severely injured yesterday morning by being run
over by o butchers cart, driven ny some unknown
man. at the corner OF Chambers street and College
place.
Michael Gardner. fifty years OF age, who resides
at No. 500 East Eleventh street. while at work
yesterday afternoon on board the steamship
Cromwell lying at pier No. North River. fell into
the hold OF the vessel and was severely injured.
Fanny Layburn, aged 40 years, residing ut No.
$50 West Thirty-seventh street. attempted to com.
nit suicide yesterday morning by taking dose OF
laudanum at her residence. She was sent to the
Bellevue Hospital by the police OF the Twentieth
precinct.
A fire broke out yesterday afternoon on the top
noor Of the two story frame house No. 1l6 East
124th street. The furniture OF Ellen Hall, who
occupied that apartment, was damaged ST, COO.
and puS was damaged to the extent o $50
me following steamers arrived at Castle Garden
yesterday algeria. from Liverpool, with 50 cabin
and SO steerage; Kopstock from Hamburg, with
q cabin aud l4s steeragc; p. Caand. from Plym-
outh, with cabin and l6 steeragc, and Elysia,
from Glasgow, with G7 cabin and steerage passen-
gers.
The New England Society held private special
meeting at Delmonicors last evening. to select
nominating committee for a board OF orncers to
serve the ensuing year. The sixty ninth annual
meeting Will take place on Monday evonlmU, De-
ccmber IA. for the election, at the same hour and
place.
Only two more courses OF stone, besides the one
now going on, remain to be laid on the Brooklyn
tower OF the East River Bridge. Owing to the
want OF stopc IL Is doubtful whether the pier Will
be finished before the lst OF January. On the New
York side work Will continue 10r the present but
Will cease when the cold becomes severe.
fire occurred yesterday morning In the one
storled frame carpenters shop in Elgaty.sccond
street, near avenue A, owned ana occupied by W.
Newnouse. 1t caused s4OO damage to building and
also $500 damage to stock. The building was also
occupied by Theodore Assling as brush factory.
HIS loss on stock Is estimated at $780, Both par.
ties are insured.
the steamer Sylvan Glen, OF the Harlem line, on
her seven O'Clock down "Trip yesterday morning.
colided with schooner when opposite He'll Gste
The Glen had her bow stove In, but the schooner
Inc Glen was laid up Tor repairs and there was no
half-past three boat from the CITY Tor the after
new time table will be issued TO-DAY.
At the monthly meeting OF the Board Of Man.
ayers Of the American Biplc Society memorial pa
pers respecting the late Jonathan Sturges ana
Charles N. Talbot were adopted. The iormer was
elected manager OF the society March 8. 1853 and
in May. 1884 was elected q member OF the Commit
tee on Legacies. MIR. Talbot entered upon the
Board OF Management In 1S48. The Bible House
is one OF the monuments OF his labOrs-nrst In
connection with the committee appointed to Sc
lect the site, and arrerward as one OF the Building
Committee.
Coroner woltman yesterday held an inquest in
the case OF the late Rev. John s. Ebaugh, OF No. l3
East Hamilton square, Jersey City, who, on the
evening OF the goth OF October last, was acct
dentaly run over In Broadway, near Fulton
street, by stage No. 93i OF the Madison avenue
line and fatally injured. In tEcT verdict the jury
s'recommend that vcndcrs' wagons, with f1arng
lights DO removed from Broadway OF an evening,
as the places they occupy serve to crowd the thor
that ply on the street, preventing them from see-
ing pedestrians crossing" MI. Ebaugn was sew
enty-nlne years OF age aud native OF Pennsyl-
vania.