The New York herald., 1874-08-26
NEW YORK CITY.

Bridget Roche, aged seventy years. died suddenly
at No. Ill South Filth avenue yesterday morning.
She had been suffering from bronchitis. coroner
croker was notified.
Ii the weather is fine there will be music ny Dod.
worth's band on the lake at Central PARK this
AFTERNOON, commencing at three O'CLOCK.
Antoina She, three years OF age fell out OF tue
first story window OF her residence, No. 5o3 East
Eleventh street, yesterday morning, and was
severely Injured.
Elizabeth Meaney, nfty-hve years of age. residing
at No. 457 West Twenty-seventh street, died sud
denly .I last night at her residence. The Coroner
The schooner E. Wells, of Belfast, L. l., was run
into last evening by the Harlem steamer Sylvan
Grove Off pier 40 East River. She went down at
once. No lives were lost.
Edward Welsh, aged thirty-hve years, residing
at No. ~ west street, was instantly killed last
evening by piece OF machinery falling on him
while at work at pier No. North River
BY typographical error q card in yesterdays
HEBALD IN relation to "The Stolen Harlem Bank
Stock, signed by MIR. John W. Dever was made to
read ''Jas. Dever' instead Of ~. W. Deyer."
Of1cer John OBrien No. ., OF rne Nineteenth pre-
cinct, captured large American eagle, Sunday af
terno0n, on Third avenue, near Sixty-thrd street.
lI has been placed IN the Arsenal Museum by Cap.
tain Gunner.
Andrew Watson, aged four years, was yesterday
run over and Instantly killed at the corner Of
Eighty.eghth street and Third avenue by two
trucks driven py Michael Burns ana William
Lynch. Coroner Croker Will hold an inquest.
Morton Commandery. Knights Templar, VIII give
It's second annual excursion ut the United Schuet-
zen Park. Union Hiil N. j., on Tuesday, September
l. The party Will srart from the corner OF Eighth ay.
enue and Twenrytni'd street at cignt O'Clock A. nj.
John L. Murray, q clerk in the employ OF A. r.
Stewart, residing at No. sO7 East Twenty fourth
street, while standing ON the elevator at No. 1O8
Rcade street, 1t gave way ana Tell IRON the frst
moor to the SuDcellafs yesterday, fatally lnluring
him.
There being several vacancies for dog catchers
in the new wards, Alderman Morris is prepared to
receive applications from respectable men in those
districts Or appointments. NO thln-sklnned indi-
vduas unable 70 stand the CRITICISM OF the press,
are advised to apply.
The annual excursion ard picnic entertainment
Of the NJ. rom Thumb Cregln Association will take
place at Oriental Grove, Long Island SOUND to-day,
with music, dancing and kindred enjoyments, On
the barges Caledonia and sarah Sands. which will
be towed by the swift steamer James Watt.
Bernard McQuade, Iortyfour years OF age re.
siding at No. 54l West Thirty-third street. was
struck yesterday afternoon by an outgoing train,
on Fourth avenue, near Seventy-third street, re-
ceiving dlslOcatl0n OF the left thigh and severe
bruises on the heau. He was sent by the police to
the presbyterian Hospital.
At nine O'Clock last night Mary Hart OF No. 45s
West Forty.h street, was found in nt OF in
sanity. and George Messy, OF Perth Amboy, was
discovered DV an OllCcr oil Cne same prccluCL-tno
Twentieth-lying sick and HELPLESS at the corner
of Ninth avenue and rhirtieth street. Both were
sent tU Bellevue hospital.
The annual fall games Of the New York Athletic
Club will take place at the Club grounds, 149th
street and Mott avenue. Mott Haven, on Saturday,
September 26, and will consist OF walking and rum
nlng races, running hlRh jumps and putting the
shOt. All amateurs will be allowed to compete for
the prizes, which are valuable gold medals.
AS the steamtug Rather was returning from
Dalh nridr to tho fv last linn hov RIM IN
board the Clinton Chowder Club, cries OF distress
were heard after dark, which, being promptly
responded to by Mr. Tranbin, the pilot resulted in
the rescue OF two small boys. who were found
cngng to capsized boat. They had been in the
water some twenty minutes
The Festival OF st. Augustine will be celebrated
on Friday, the 2Sth inst, with appropriate cere
monies at ten O'Clock A. NJ. in the church of that
name, at MorrisanIa Rev. J. p. Woods pastor. A
panegyric OF the saint VIII be preached by the Rev.
Joseph Henning, OF the Order OF RedemptOrists,
and the festivities will be continued in the alter
noon at Karl's Germana Park
Charles Clark, a dog catcher for the Third Az.
sembly district, was sentenced yesterday by tho
Judges OF the Special Sessions to fine of $25 and
two months Imprisonment Tor taking lady's dog
rom the stoop Of her residence. His partner,
Charles Haleck appeared at the Mayors Office
yesterday complaining OF Mr.. Bergh's men for in
tererng with their business. He was advised to
engage counsel TO defend his rights.
Acknowledgment is made Of the following sums
to the HERALD:-
F s. John: Guild sick chilirens fund ;....s s@
Hannah, ST Johns Guild, SICK cnidrens fund 80. 90
fund, cheek NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2s 10
Little Josie ~. Johns Gur. sick chdren's fund.-. 90
Unknown, ST. Johns Guild, sick children stund. 10 0J
II. c. o. ST. Johns Guild, sick childrens fund 10 W
The IN ls irstsun Il j. f. being previously rcceved
For excursion fund, &C.
n Senas sacas M
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Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70