The New York herald., 1874-10-26
NEW YORK CITY.

Marshal Conklin granted, during the last week
1858 licenses and received therefor $2826 IS.
Moses Morris rell into the hold Of the steamer
Toxic Saturday afternoon while the vessel was
lying 1T pier ~ North River. he was dangerously
injured.
Coroner Croker was yesterday called TO No. 61e
Second avenue to hold inquest on the body OF
Elizabeth Henernan, nineteen years Of are. who
the night previous fell dead while at dancing
school IN East Thirty-iourth street.
Jacob Mayer, a German, thirty-three years Of
age died yesterday at No. 162 Orchard street from
lockaw alleged to have heen the result Of injuries
received uy being run over by railroad car, but BY
what road did not appear. Coroner Woltman was
notified.
Richard Norman. OF South Brooklyn, was stabbed
In the breast yesterday afternoon by Stewart
Mckay, OF Eleventh street ana Seventh avenue,
during fight at No. 76 Beekman street. Norman
was severely wounded. The police Of the Second
precinct arrested Mckay.
John McCauley, seaman, aged thirty-four, resld-
ing at st. Johns, N B., accidentally fell from the
side OF the steamship Clyde, lying at pier 2l East
River, to the dry dock yesterday afternoon, re-
ceivlng internal injuries tnat are likely TO prove
fatal. He was removed to Bellevue Hospital
The Union Home and School for Soldiers and
Sailors orphans, having added largely to their
buildings can shelter and provide tor at least 160
children In addition to the $50 under its care Ap-
pllcaiIons Tor admission should be made to Harlow
M Hoyt acting President OF the Institution, at his
ofhce, No. 286 Cherry street.
The tasteful floral Offering displayed at the
funeral OF the late John Austin Stevens was the
gift OF the CLERKS Of the Bank OF Commerce who
served during hts presidency, which terminated
eight years ago. Some OF these clerks served the
institution more tnan enty-five years, and
among them all the memory OF MI. stevens 10
cherished anecrlona ely.
The fair In st. Peters Hall, Barclay street, for
St Peters church. will continue all this week,
for the purpose of raining on all the host OF arti-
ces on which chances have been taken. On
Saturday evening grand concert Will be given,
for which some OF the best talent in the city have
volunteered at the close OF which all the articles
lett will De sold at auction.
The body Of an unknown man, about forty five
years Of age i've eet eight inches in height with
dark complexion and full black whiskers, was yes
terday found floating in the dock foot Of 10th st.,
East RIVER, having apparently been several days
in the water. The deceased wore dark gray
overcOat with plaid lining, black dress coat dark
vest and pants, brown Overalls and nigh shoes.
The body was conveyed to the Morgue and Coro-
ner W0ltman notified.
Five steamers sailed Saturday from this port
for Europe. The Cunarder Parthia carried forty
six cabin passengers and large number in the
sreerage. Her cargo was mainly grain and cotton.
The Main, OF the North German Loyd's line, took
fity-six cabin and l76 steerage passengers with
a freight OF grain, TOBACCO, cotton and sole
leather. The Inman line City or Montreal had
twenty seven cabin and 5A steerage passengers,
ste mer Adriatic had 103 cabin passengers with
mixed freight, and the Greece, OF the National
line, had los passengers with q large general
cargo.