The New York herald., 1875-07-18
NEW YORK CITY.

The police made 2,0l6 arrests during the week.
The Board OF Excise received lor licenses
granted during the week the sum OF $s16O.
The vitaI statistics lor the week are:-Deaths,
800 births. Asa still births 81, and marriages, l3.
The shin-Fane Club an association OF Irish
patriots, VIII have its annual chowder excursion
10 Sneepshead Bay Tomorrow.
John Rogers, about three years OF age fell ont
OF third story window at No. T67 washing ton
street yesterday afternoon, ard was fatally in.
jured.
Julia Sullivan, aged two years, while playing on
the Te escape on the fourth story OF her residence,
No. 90 Baxter street. fell over the railing, and
seriously injured. She was taken TO the PARK Hos
plLal.
August Friestcke, OF No. 115 North Third street,
Williamsburg, had his hand severely cut by a cir
cular saw while working at No. 92 Clinton street
yesterday
Patrick J. Fitch. aged twenty-eighr years, an
oncer attached to the Fourth precinct died at hts
residence, No. 10 Madison street, Yesterday
morning, alter an illness Of about twenty days.
Mary Shaw, aged seventy years, died at 81.
Luke's Hospital yesterday from burns received on
the ed OF June at residence NO. ll2 ST. Marks
place. Coroner Croker was notified to hold an IN
quest.
shortly after two O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
Henry Kimban, residing al the corner OF Fifty
nitn street ana First avenue, committed suicide.
while temporarily deranged, by taxing Paris
uay.
The noating hospital OF st. Johns Guild viii
make trial trip on Monday afternoon, leaving
foot OF Twenty-thlrd street, East River. at two
z. NJ, and leaving the Battery al three p. M,
reaching Twenty-third street Gu her return as
eight T.. NJ
Martin Tracy, ofNo. 223 East Fifty eighth street,
ana Martin Wheatley, OF Tenth avenue and Fifty.
nth street. were severely injured Dy the prema-
ture explosion OF blast on Fifty-siXtn street,
near sixth avenue. They were taken to ST,
Luke's Hospital.
The body OF George wilson, aged twelve years,
who was drowned on the 18th inst. at the foot OF
Market street. East River, was found yesterday
morning Coroner ElcKhOn gave PERMISSION to re-
move the body 20 the residence OF his parents, No.
26 New Chambers street.
Rutgers Female College will begin It's ninth
year on September % under most favorable
auspices. The Rev. Thomas d. Anderson, d. D..
who has consented to accept the Presidency will
associate with him al ehicienJ lady principal
well as large and able corps o. Instructors. The
building VIII be improved, and every effort made
on tue part OF the President and trustees TO give
comfort 10 the Students
The receipts OF the New YORK Post once for the
quarter ending June 80 were s776 345 while the
expense account was $2l2. 44o 40, leaving bal
ance in its favor or s36S, 9O5 81. The newspaper
mail service showed a manifest Improvement in
comparison with the same service during the
previous quarter, the figures presenting gam OF
over 10000 pounds. There were received rom
the VarI0us newspaper offices OF the city at the
Post once during the quarter 8, S95, 100 POUNDS,
over 1,047 tons. The same service during the
The sale OF stamps Tor newspapers and periodi-
calls alone was $4,000.