The New York herald., 1874-07-09
NEW YORK CITY

D"eo' oos'eho, OF No. 55 Bax' mr. sy-aet fell in
ieft ief "'s' yesterday aitern con and broke her
Andrew Galley, OF No. 225 F. s., o.,s,ue fen ,as,
night In the new building g. sa, Eighth avenpe
and broke his leg No. ooz h'su'" "''A"''
80 o,,, w. s7n' VA lenal Guard, s. n. Y, VIII
Riee Associatinnsp rs re to day. at the National
Ann nar, ohua, Ecs, at Creedmoor.
RAJ. ,o. lrenty months Old, living with
We a "a , ets az NO. &c Stone street fell ont OF
eoach last evenn rans was almost instantly killed.
-, u,a, AOe, OF No. lOl East Fityninth
r,",.n >s'oed IN the left arm last night by an
nlntn stree q, corner OF Third avenue and Fifty
=. ,na a Thursday evening reunion will be held
s,raat ~e Training Schools, No. A. East Tenth
the :, so-nght at eight O'Clock. All interested IN
r. Aoos are invited TO attend
She Comptroller's onice among the new orna-
Z .elts added were several costly spittoons. over
@ca is suspended pIacard :-"Spit on the floor,
a. the spittoons are only or ornament"
Assistant Alderman Philip Camsky feels him.
sell aggrieved at being mentioned In yesterdays
HERALD as referee III a prize nght. lie says that
he Was not within fifty miles of the spot.
Ellen Rosenberg, ten years old, OF No. 2l0 East
FIty-eighth street, lel from bridge yesterday
morning, at Fourth avenue and Sixty-ilJh street.
and was dangerously injured about the head.
TWO boys, named respectively Dennis and Timo.
thy O'ConneI, living at No. l145 Second avenue,
were severely scalded last night by a kettle of
Dohihg water falling On them at their residence.
One OF our recent real estate reports described
certain property involved in aw suit as being
situated at the southwest corner Of l25th street
and Third ayenne. The remarks should nave ap-
ped TO l2lst street and Third avenue.
The premises formerly occupied by Howes 4
Macy are undergoing alterations. under the super
intendence OF Mr.. W. q. Steinmetz, Assistant Su-
pervislng Architect OF the Treasury Department.
to be used by the United States Assay office.
Edward Conway, OF Providence, X. L., employed
on board the steamer Doris, OF the Neptune line.
Iell overheard yesterday afternoon. at pier No. II
North River, and was drowned. The body was re-
covered and tue Coroner notified TO hold an In
quest
The Washington and Lee University, OF vir.
ginia, have recently conferred on Mr. Vincent l.
Bradford, late President Of the Philadelphia and
Trenton Railroad Company, and distinguished
lurist, Of Philadelphia, tne degree OF Doctor Of
Law.
A meeting Of the Board OF Apportonment was
called for yesterday afternoon at the Comptroilers
once, but adjourned, alter waiting a considerable
time for the Mayor. The o9iec. of the meeting
was to appOrtOn the sum OF $47,500 to the Com
miss:oners OF Excise 1or the payment by them Of
salaries.
There was music yesterday afternoon at Tomp-
kins square by the Central PARK band under the
direction of II. b. DodwOrth. The programme was
OF the usual length and contained selections from
the best music OF Strauss Ambrose Thomas, Kuh-
ner, Gupg and others. The occasion attracted q
great crowd OF the east side population to the
square,
James E. Horton was arraigned before Justice
Murray yesterday charged with an effort to obtain
money by false pretences. He presented bill OF
$40 TO T. LYMAN X Co.. brewers for advertising in
Gouldllng's City Directory AS the firm had never
patrOnlZed the concern they caused Horizons
arrest Judge Murray held him TO bail in $500 TO
answer.
On the night Of July A Emil Stlner became en-
gagged in quarrel with some persons in Harlem
and, as he alleges, was stabbed III the abdomen by
Anton Kollman, OF No. SO Essex street. Kollman
escaped ar est until yesterday, when he was taken
In custody by Officers Dyer and sullivan, OF the
Tenth precinct, and held by Judge BiXby TO await
the result OF the injuries.
Coroner Eickhof was yesterday called TO the
Morgue to hold an inquest on the BODY Of Mary
Derockle, widow woman, fifty weight years OF age
and born in Ireland, who died from compound
fracture OF the thigh and other Injuries received
on the 9Th inst, by accidentally iang down
flight of stairs at Harry HIPS saloon, 26 East
Houston street. wnere she was employed as cook.
Deceased lived at l35 Crosby street.
The business manager OF the Hipp0drUme de-
cided yesterday to further postpone the departure
OF the balloon until eleven O'Clock to-day. The
ascension Will be positively made at that time, un-
less q rain storm should prevent. The desire OF
Mr.. Barnum and his manager seems TO to nave
II take place In the quetest possible manner. They
declare tnat these experiments are solely IN the
interest OF science, and not part OF the HID
podr0me performance.
Quite lively and serious fight between Mary
Brannan and Julia Brewster, joint occupants OF
moor in the tenement house No. 96 Washington
street, took place last night at about haf-past
ten. The combatants pounded each other
right heartily with beer mugs two deep
their respective heads being the result. They
were locked up in the Twenty-seventh precinct
station for appearance at the 1ombs this morning.