The New York herald., 1874-09-14
NEW YORK CITY.

Sbmu6I MCmurT6yt vi NO. 90 Ming street, tnTeW u
cup at hts wife yesterday and struck an infant in
her arms
Mr.. Paul Fax, the proprietor of the Tivoli
Theatre Garden in Eighth street. was night before
last struck with apopexy. His recovery is doubt
full
Louisa Hoch, four years old, fell from the fourth
story window OF her parents residence No. 65
norfolk street. to the ground yesterday and was
Philip Flood. aged thirth-eight years, of No. 327
East Thrty-ninth street. attempted to take his life
Yesterday by cutting his throat with a razor. He
Was sent to Bellevue Hospital by the police.
r. Tuney, eight years OF age, OF No. rs Oliver
street. fell into the East River at the foot OF Market
street yesterday and was drowned. The body was
recovered by Omcer Kelly OF the seventh precinct
committee OF the Chicago Common Council
has rendered to Major General Shaler. late Presi-
dent OF the New York City Fire Department the
once OF Chief OF the Fire Department OF that city.
james Minetta aged fifteen, fell from tine second
story window OF No. IS Nassau street to the ground
yesterday while washing the windows and re-
Park Hospital
John euler, aged sixty-three OF No. $40 East
Forty-lourth street. committed suicide yesterday
by hanging himself with rope to a hook over the
1oor OF MS residence. The Coroner has been nou-
ned 10 hold an inquest
Information was received at the Coroners'
O-'SS
been found dead in bed at his residence, No. "a
west Thirty nrst street. The cause OF death was
not stated. Coroner Croker was notified
Elizabeth Munger, the German chlld's nurse who
was arrested on suspicion OF having caused the
death Of the infant son OF Mr.. Hager OF Green.
day and committed to the Tombs by Coroner
Croker 70 await the result OF an inQuest for which
no day had yet been designated.
Mary c. f. Hobbs, three months old, whose
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poisoned yesterday by her mother, who gave her
a wrong medicine. Drs. Hustled and Bliss were an.
pied 70 or permit to bury the child. but they
refused to give one until the Coroner should have
ned an investigation on the body.
Coroner Croker was yesterday called to No. 40
East Seventy first street to hold an inquest over
the remains of Mrs. Sarah Wood, a lady nearly
from exhaustion consequent upon burns received
few nights ago by her dress taking fire from
Kerosene oil lamp which Was accidentally upset.
1t was erroLeously reported In a city paragraph
in yesterdays HERALD that Colonel william p.
Wood, formerly Chief OF the Secret Service Bureau
was arrested on Saturday, charged with passing a
worthless check Tor $1,000. on the contrary
Colonel Wood simply had in his possession a
worthless United states bond for 81 600, which he
held as clew Tor the discovery OF crime.
Mrs Emma Riddle, forty-fve years Of age,
Matron OF Bellevue Hospital for the last fourteen
years died IN that institution on last evening, at
nine O'Clock She was the widow OF Charles Riddle
formerly Warden Of Wards Island. Mrs. Riddle
was highly respected by the medical stan, attend
ants and patients, and all who came in contact
with her IN the hospital, and specially commended
by Warden Brennan Tor the fidelity and Kindness
with which she filed her arduous and trying posi-.
ton.
The Universalist General Convention Will com.
mence its sessions this evening by religious ser
vices, in which Rev. Asa saxe OF Rochester, N.
" Will preach at the Church of our Saviour, Fifty
seventh street. near Eighth avenue, and Rev. c.
". Bidde, OF Lynn, Mass, at ALI souls church,
Brooklyn, E. D., South Ninth street, near Fourth
street. at hai.past seven O'Clock p. NJ On Tues
day. at nine O'Clock A. NJ, the Convention VIII be
organized in the Church OF the Divine Paternity,
DR.. Chapin's Filth avenue and Forty-ith street,
where the exercises Will be continued during
,hree days.