The New York herald., 1875-03-19
NEW YORK CITY.

John Fox OF No. los Mott street, fell In front OF
his residence Yesterday forenoon. breaking his
right arm. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
John Hannigan. who was injured by derrick
falling on him last Wednesday. died at Bellevue
Hospital yesterday. Coroner Croker Will hold an
inquest
The New York woman sufrsge Society proposes
to celebrate the centennial OF the Battle OF Lex.
ington April 10. l775j by public meeting at
Union League Theatre.
Coroner Woltman was yesterday notified to hold
an inquest in the case Of John, CroDin, who fell
dead IN the liquor store No. ll2 Roosevelt street
early yesterday morning.
Some thirty patromen were arratgned before
Commissioner Dlsbecker, holding Court at Police
Headquarters yesterday afternoon on various
charges, none, however. OF very serious nature.
Edward Haggerty, OF Hoboken, accidentally en
over horse trough, at the corner Of Washington
and Spring streets, yesterday morning, sustaining
severe injuries OF the iace Taken to Bellevue
Hospital.
Tne Association for the Relief OF the Poor OF the
Tenth ward distributed rations to 275 families
yesterday. Supplies came in more freely than the
day before, aud applicants could therefore be
better supplied.
free entertainment was given at the Howard
Mission, New Bowery. last evening. at whicn "Aunt
Sally Bassets Singing Skewl" Afforded rare enjoy.
ment TO large company Of the poor residents n
the lower wards
John Holloway, residing at No. 81 Washington
street, fell ON the sidewalk. corner Of Thirty
second street and Filth avenue, early yesterday
morning. breaking his right leg. he was removed
to Bellevue Hospital.
The New YORK Board Of Fire Underwriters held
another meeting yesterday, but, contrary to ex.
pectation, the question OF . reduction Of rates
was not mentioned. Routine business was Inc
feature OF the meeting.
sale OF goods seized by the Custom House
authorities was commenced yesterday at the
auction rooms OF Burdett Dennis, Burling slip.
and was largely attended. Silks ana suspenderS
The Wesley Methodist Episcopal church. cor
ner OF Stanton and Cannon streets, will give
musical and literary entertalnment this evening.
wnen several popular artists, who have kindly
volunteered their services In Dehalf OF the church,
VIII appear
An unknown man, apparently about forty years
OF age, five feet nine inches tall, gray hair and
chin wnisKers, and wearing black cloth coat and
pantaioons, was found In the Tenth precinct yes
lerday afternoon insensibe from intoxlcation.
He was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital
At a meeting OF the Dock Commissioners yester.
day resolution was referred to the Executive
Committee directing that plans be prepared i'm
medlatey tor system of wharf structures as are
best adapted for the proper development OF Har-
lem river and Spuyten Duyvel Creek for CONNER
clal uses.
Early yesterday morning an unknown man,
about years of age, i've feet eleven inches
TALL light compex1on ana chin whisKers, wear.
ing a black coat and vest, lell overheard at the
loot OF Es st Twenty frs, street. He was rescued
III al lHseHstoe ConultIou anu IemOVeu 10 belle-
vue Hospital.
Messiah church, Tbirty.lourth street ana Fourth
avenue, will celebrate It's ntieth anniversary ths
evening. Addresses will be delivered by the Rev.
Drs. Chaplin Bellows, Dewey and Alger. hymn
has been written Tor the occasion by the vener-
able William Cullen Bryant, VINO wrote the mn
used at the opening OF the church fifty years ago.
The East River 1erryboats experienced much
difficulty yesterday in entering their slips. owing
to the low water in the harbor. Passengers were
sometimes obliged to bear patiently long delays
as consequence. the ierryooat Winona ran
aground at an early hour in the morning when
entering her slip on the Brooklyn sae, and was
derained nearly an hour. The Mineola, alter
considerable wait, crossed over. but had TO wait
in the stream until alter the WInona had been
drawn or by hawser.