The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-13
NEW YORK CITY.

A Ore az No. $40 Grand street yesterday caused
damage OF sl,650.
Ann McDermott, OF No. e5 Mott street, fell down
stairs yesterday and was severely injured.
At the meeting OF the Tammany Society last
evening several new members were elected.
Francis Hines, OF No. IS Mulberry street, fell a.
Barclay street ferry yesterday and was badly hurt
Thieves stole form OF type on Thursday night
from the hallway OF No. IT Chatham street The
property Is valued at 5000.
A. Il. Thatcher, a lodger at the Twenty.seyenth
precinct the night before last. attempted to com.
NIT suicide oy taxing laudanum.
There Will be musical, dramatic and Samovar
entertainment at the Lotus Club this evening Tor
members and their invited friends.
grand charity ball Will be given o. the
Academy Of Music next Wednesday evening in AID
OF the funds OF the ''Unled Hebrew Charirles."
John Ferguson, q LOGGER at the Fifteenth pre-
cinct station house. was sent to Bellevue Hos
plal the night before last suffering from smallpox
Henry Robinson, OF Ffty.sevent tn street and Third
avenue, fell down stairs at the w bank building
on the corner OF Third avenue and Twenty-third
street.
Dennis Canary, OF No. 10 North Moore street.
fell from his horse yesterday at the junction OF
Canal and Hudson streets and received some
severe injuries.
Charles L. Wilson, OF No. 10 Worth street. was
robbed OF a watch and chain valued at 5000 while
riding on the platform OF Forty-second street
The next lecture in the Cooper Union free
course Will be delivered this evening In the great
hall, by Professor George L. Goodale, of Harvard
College, on "Some Movements IN the Vegetable
Kingdom"
An attempt was made Thursday night to rob
the fur store Of Myer Stern d Son, at No. 40
South Filth avenue. Yesterday morning an oflcer
found the door open and on making an investiga-
ton discovered i've bags OF costly iurs all packed
up ready for removal.
Coroner Wol:man was vesterda y notified to hold
an inquest at No. S15 First avenue, on the body Of
Joseph Roth, German, who died from the effects
OF injuries received on Thursday afternoon BY
being struck In the side by piece OF wood, which
was thrown from a circular saw at the mill OF
Messrs: Runet vogel Nos. 222 to 23O East Thirty.
seventh street.
James Morris, lately employed as janitor at No.
1,2l4 Broadway, died yesterday In Bellevue Hos
pital. On the the Gath ult deceased, while IN do.
ranged state OF mind, jumped from fourth story
window OF the above named premises to the pave
ment, racturing botn legs and receiving other IN
juries which caused death. Friends took charge
OF the remains Tor interment.
About five O'Clock yesterday morning Milton
Cudney, one OF the roundsmen attached to tho
Eighteenth precinct police, while IN the act OF
ascending fight OF stairs at his residence, No. 27S
East Seveuty.seveDth street, stumbled against q
refrigerator which stood at the top OF the stairs
and Tell backward TO the bottom. He struck
heavily on his head and was instantly reduced to
inscnSiblllty. Friends took up the injured Otfcer
and summoned three physicians, VINO attended
MIN until death ensued which was over two hours
afterward. IL Is believed that deceased received
fracture OF the skull compression of the brain.
ROundsman Cudney was twenty-six years OF age
and native OF Sullivan county.