The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23
NEW YORK CITY.

Coroner woltman held an inquest yesterday in
the case OF Robert Mitchell, child, VINO was
Killed by dirt cart on the 9th ult.
No decisive acton was taken at the meeting OF
the Produce Exchange yesterday in reference to
appointing committee OF arbitration.
Moses Brockhemer, OF No. CAT Filth street, at
tempted suicide last night by cutting his throat
with a knife He was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Coroner Woltman was yesterday notified to hold
an inqoest on the body OF William Meyer. who was
found dead III his room at No. 1873 stanton street.
Yesterday afternoon Kate WEIGH, OF No. o. Cherry
street, attempted suicide by taxing laudanum. She
attended Uy Police Surgeon Powell and sens
TO Bellevue Hospital.
Mary A. Coughlln, aged forty years. residing at
No. 445 Sixth avenue, died suddenly yesterday
afternoon, at her residence. i1e coroner was
notified to hold an inquest.
The customs authorities decided yesterday
afternoon release the thirty-hve cases Of
brandy recently seized on board the English ship
syria, Tor wan. OF evidence.
Professor Doremus will deliver his second sc,en-
tnc lecture, on Creation" a. Association Hail
TINS evening His success In the first lecture
promises large attendance.
Martin Gooae, aged sixty-hve years, residing at
No. 55s Tenth avenue, accidentally tell down q
flight OF stairs In his house last night ana was al
most Instantly killed The Coroner was notlned
TO hold an inquest.
Joha Glen enhaven, OF No. 2l7 East Fourth
street. fell from the nth story OF the building No.
2l3 Canal street Yesterday morning receiving
very serious injuries. He was promptly cared fer
by pny sIcians and removed to his residence
Columbia College trustees have appropriated
$1,000 Tor buildlug new ooathouse, on condition
that the alumni raise. an equal sum. This Is
nearly all secured. Work VIII soon be begun on
an elegant two sLors structure on the south BANK
OF the Harlem, just ABOVE the bridge.
No meeting OF the rhIrd Avenue Railroad drivers
took place Yesterday, and all but few or the
leaders in the late attempt at a strike have re-
sumed thelr places on the 'front.' platform the COM
pany oeng willing 10 retain their services on ao-
count OF thei- great experience most OF the n
having served the company Tor several years.
They are apprelensive that another TRIP Is TO 90
added to their days work-an addition OF from
! two to three hours.
A Lady Washington tea party will be given at
the Seventy-frst regiment armory, Tnirty.ffth
street and Broadway, March 80 and 81, In aid OF
the Shelterinl Arms, an admirable charity. Mrs.
VILLAIN Z. Lee, Mrs Taiboys, Mrs. Gordon w.
Burnham, Mrs. Roosevelt, MIS- sylvanus Reed.
Mrs. DIX, Mrs. John II. Brady, Mrs. Arthur Gilman
and other well known ladies' have been active in
arranging Tor the entertainment, which promises
TO be one OF the most enjoyable OF the season.
The HERALD has received from W. V. w. 81 for
the four sufferer. OF the family OF John German.
lately surrendered TO the United States Army
officers by the Cheyenne Indians, who In 1872,
Hin River. Kansas. This and ali other money
winch may be received will be forwarded TO those
In charge OF the rescued Children, and 1t has
been suggested that a lair sum might be realized
for their benefit II papers throughout the country
should offer to do likewise.
Two young men, calling themselves Brother
Gabriel and Brother Michael ODonnel. have
been for some time visiting the pensioners Of
the Church OF the Holy Redeemer, Third street,
selling rosarles ana pictures at an extravaganI
price. They also CLAIM to collect money for the
Reicnptorlst Fathers, with which order they
represent themselves as being co nected ana In
several instances have succeede1 Ia OBTAINING
ever shall procure the arrest OF these men a.
frauds.