The New York herald., 1874-08-15
NEW YORK CITY.

The body OF male infant was found aoating in
the water Yesterday on Pier IA North River. BY
the police. The body was sent to the Morgue.
COMPTROLLER Green reports the following dis
bursements and receipts OF the Treasury yesser-
day:-Dsbursements, $l9 LAG; receipts $25,S7s
Mr. Henry r. Morgan, agent Of the Charleston
steamship Company, died yesterday morning at
his residence, No. IS West Twenty sixth street.
Elizabeth Schuler. aged three years. died at No.
io2 Eighth street yesterday rom scalds receiv ed
by falling into pot or hot water on the 81
instant.
Warden Allaire, Of the Lunatic Asylum at Black
wells Island, reported at the COroner's ONCE yes
terday morning that the body OF Bridget QUINN
who committed suicide on Thursday mas been re-
covered.
Two hundred and forty-three car loads Of
peaches have already arrived by rail from the
South The average receipts now from New Jer-
sey alone are about twenty-seven car loads per
day.
Charles Orvis, who was discharged by the Dis
trct Attorney on furnishing $4,000 bail, was
again arrested by Deputy Sheriff Murphy on ciyil
process and committed to Ludlow street jail IN
default OF $4,000.
Mr.. A. w. Barnes, an extensive chair dealer Of
No. ass Pearl street, died suddenly at ST. Adams,
Vermont. Of apoplexy, on the 1lth inst He was
buried yesterday from his late residence, NO. ~
South Tenth street, Brooklyn. 4. ID.
The remains OF the Right Rev. the Bishop OF
Illinois, which are expected to arrive tomorrow
morning, Will rest at Trinity church until three
O'Clock. when they will be removed by the rela.
tiyes 70 be deposited in the family vault in Green
wood.
Yesterday Ofdcer Kilaiea, OF the Fifteenth pre-
clnct, entered the premises No. 134 Clinton place,
kept as an o(ice for the vending Of lottery policy
tickets He found John Glass In charge OF the
place and arrested him. Glass was taken before
Judge Morgan, at Jefferson Market, and held IN
$500 bail to answer.
George Braltmayer, member OF the Exempt
Fremans Association for eighteen years. was
buried yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence, No. IS BrOome street. The Rev. DR.. Dun
NELL or All Saints church. read the services, after
which the remains were taken to Greenwood
Cemetery.
Alexander Saunders, painter, residing in Six
teenth street. while at work on Friday, on the new
building No. zoos Sixth avenue, fell from the third
story to the ground and sustained injuries from
which he died at ST. Lukc's Hospital yesterday.
Coroner Croker will hold an inquest.
The funeral OF Guilhomie J. de Figaniere, son Of
the late Minister Of the United States from Portu
gal! and brother-in-law OF the late Colonel Eugene
LIE CAL OF the Fifth regiment took place yesterday
at st. Paul's church. The remains were inferred
in the New YORK Bay Cemetery.
The funeral OF the late Thomas Q. Smith, for
many years President OF the Mercantile Trust Com
pauy, took place yesterday. from the Presbyterian
street. A great number OF relatives and friends
were in attendance. The funeral services were
performed by Rev. DR.. Hail. pastor OF the church
assisted by Rev. Dr.. Magill OF Princeton, N. j. At
the conclusion OF the service the remains were
taken By special train 10 Woodlawn Cemetery for