The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-15

4 Sa yesteiuay ~ hanging at her residence, NO.
The Executive Committee Grand Army OF the
Republic win meet At haipsst seven this evening,
at Nos: Is and 20 St. Marks place. TO make
Of1cer Nelson, OF the Twenty-secoud precinct
was overcome by the heat yesterday afternoon
while standing at the corner OF Forty ninth street
and Eleventh avenue. He was removed to Belle
Detective Heidelberg, OF the Central once,
arrested Leopold Danheiser last evening, on
warrant issued by Justice Flammer charging him
with having obtained goods under false pretencss
from J. Newton, OF No. s21 Broadway.
Professor KodeHy win lecture this evening in
Association Ball on "The Exes in Siberian Sew
to speak inteligently and Interestingly OF tue life
Of Punishment In that land OF ice and snow.
William Newberry, fortv-one years OF age, and
native OF England. accidentally fell overheard nom
the steamship Aregon, lying at pier No. Is East
River, and was drowned. The body was subse-
quently recovered and Coroner Elckhon notified.
John Gilmartin, sailor, twenty-eight years OF
age, born In Ireland died in Bellevue Hospital
from injuries to the head and face received some
days ago by falling from scaf1Uld ct the corner OF
Cherry and Clinton streets. Coroner Elckh0r took
Thomas Harkins, twenty-Iour years OF age, yes
terday afternoon fell into the DOCK from the pier
foot OF Eighth street. East River, and was drowned:
the body was subsequently recovered and removed
D, where Coroner woltman Will hold an inquest
Last evening the Central once detectives made
q raid on Mike Murray's gambling house, at the
corner Of Broadway ana Eighth street. and ar
Ask.n n
ing. The prisoners were locked MP Mt headquar-
tiers and win be taken TO the T0mbs Police Court
this morning.
The body Of an unknown woman. far advanced
In decomposition, was yesterday afternoon found
noatrng In the DOCK foot OF Thirty fourth street.
East River. Deceased wore q black alpaca dress
Morgue and Coroner Elckhor notiicd. The body
will be Kept for several days for identification.
Coroner EickhoY was yesterday called to hold an
inquest on the body OF Charles Schlott, German,
forty years Of age, who died In Bellevue Hospital
nom the enects OF injuries received about three
weeks ago by falling from hts wagon while driving
through Second avenue. Deceased, who was
grocer lived in FIRST street, near First avenue.
About eight O'Clock yesterday morning James
Fnnerty, three and half years OF age, whose
parents live at No. 100 Tenth avenue, while playing
at an upper window during the absence OF his
mother. opened the blinds ana fell to the pave
Inenr, thus receiving Injuries which resulted in
death three hours subsequently. Coroner Woltman
was notified
Rev. Abraham J. Ryan, the poet priest, lec-
tured last evening before the Catholic Union at
the Church Of st. John the Evangelist, Fiftleth
street and Madison avenue. He commenced by
quoting from the eighteenth chapter OF Matthew,
HE that will not hear the Church let him be to
thee as the heather and the publican" And from
this text he urged the existence OF but one true
Church. the supremacy Of that Church and Its In
fallbillty. The reverend lecturer was listened to
with the utmost attention for over an hour by .
highly intelligent audience.
A law, recently signed by the Governor, author
ICES the Commissioner Of Public Works to improve
Worth street, from Broadway to Chatham square,
and the streets intersecting Worth street at the
Five Points. Commissioner Van Mort is having
specifications prepared to pave them with granite
At an early day. These Streets have for q long
time been In very filthy condition, because, I'M
DER the charter, they could not be paved except
not q or he
ment or by such special authority as Is granted By
the law referred TO.
The billiard match between grille Dion ana
Maurice DAILY Tor $1,000 side will be played this
evening In Tammany Hall. During the past two
or three weeks both men have been practising
very steadily at their respective rooms. Cyrille
nss mo- &c ven 81
and averaged over 40 Cyrile has been DO
ing pretty good. steady work, averaging about
considerable money invested on the game.
and nearly all at evens. In some instances tritng
odds have been laid on both men, but as rule the
betting Ia even. The game Ia 600 points up and
Will be played on a i've by ten Collender standard
table. according to the laws OF the International