The New York herald., 1876-11-22
NEWS IN THE CITY.

A slight nro occurred yesterday morning at No ATS
Pearl street; damage traing
Coroner Eilinger yesterday took charge OF the case
suddenly
Mr.. Vanderbilt Obliged to remain in his room all
day yesterday and received no visitors The weather
has had a depressing cssct upon him.
Theodore Ray, seven months o.d, OF No. 320 West
Finy-third street. died suddenly last sunday without
medical attendance The Coroner notified yesier-
day.
william Hanlcy was yesterday committed for trial by
Justice Duny, the Tombs Police Court. complaint
Of his mother who charged him with stealing her gold
spcctacles.
number OF men and women, who said they were
out OF work and unable to support themselves applied
Yesterday 70 Justice Duffy 10 bc sent to tho Island
His Honor sent them.
capital OF $3.50 coo appears 10 DO necessary before
tho New York Cab Company begin operations.
Tho project Is favornblv entertained and $50 900 Ia
stock have been already subscribed
Navin Boyd aged twenty-five OF No. 147 Leonard
street, broke his ankle yesterday morning by jumping
from the hay loft stable ut No 1856 Leonard street.
Sent 10 the New York Hospital
Jacob DexhcImcr, Of No. 500 Eighth avenue had his
log broken yesterday by kick from horse he was
driving. al 1lsth street and tho Boulevard. Sent
TO the Ninety ninth street Hospital
John Fay. aged nifty, of No. 2O7 East Twenty ninth
street, fell from tho ourth story window of his
dcnce 10 the side walk yesterday morning. receiving in
jarics which will prove fatal Sent TO Belle. uc.
A fire, caused by children playing with matches
broke yesterday morning the first hoor OF the
three story brick building No. 524 East Thirteenth
street, IN a room occupied by john Foley; damage
sighI
John Naihpn agod twelve, OF No. 1s9 West Eleventh
street, wnilc getting on car at sixth and
Twenty. second street, was knocked down by but
chcrs cart, aud had both his feet seriously injured
Taken home.
Coroncr Ercshor was notified or tho follow ng
deaths William Klauscr, three months oil. Of No l62
Orchard street, who died conyulsions; and David
Arnold, aged forty. coorcd of No l43 Chrystc street,
who was Killed BY beng run over by truck
Coroner woman yesterday held inquest in the
case o! john Doll, aged sixteen OF No ll5 willett
street, who died BELLEVUE Hospital from injuries
ccivcd by falling through hatchway at No 633 Broad
way. on the 10Th inst verdict Of Accidental
death'' was returned
In consequence Of tho resignation Of Mr. J. Wyman
Jones, President OF the Moniclair and Greenwood
Lake Railway, that Office will DO assumed by Hon.
Smith Ely, Jr., Vice Prcsdent OF the company. new
President cannot be elected bcloro tho meeting Of
stockholders next January.
The East River Bridge piers will soon have two now
cradle cables which have been recently completed at
Trenton, y. ). They ready for transfer 10
the Bridge Company Ono Of them was finished last
week, but the iaccs Tor It's transportation ny rail
road were not then sufficient.
William johnson, alias Tapoca, and Alexander
James wero arragued before Justico Duffy, at the
Tombs yesterday. and hold for trial for Keeping DIS
orderly No. 90s Crosby street. Inmates or
tho establishments who arrested during the RAID
were each lined in snms varying from " TO $40.
Al Tho Washington Pacs Police Court yesterday. bo-
fore Justice Blxby. Claus J. we.t. German lock-
smith, Of No. $50 Third street, held Tor cxamna-
tion charge Of stealing 1000 worth OF jc.cry
and other property from tho residence Of Mrs. Louisa
NJ Kcarns. Of No. ~ West Thrty-sixih street, where
he had been employed 10 mend some door locks.
Yesterday afternoon at the Washington Place Police
Court thrco boys, named James Burns and Stephen
Smith, OF No. 81 Thompson street, and Charles WILL
iams of No. 253 Wcst Fifteenth street, charged with
breaking into The premises OF Charles Thayer at the
OF South Fifth avcnuc aud West Third street.
and stealing cigars and other property, valued at $
each held for trial IN default of 81. 900 bail
Mr. John Kelly was married yesterday morning to
Miss Teresa Mullen, n,oco OF Cardinal lIcCloskcy.
The Cardinal performed tho marriage ceremony, which
took place the private chapel attached 1, mis-
dcncc. Strict privacy WAS observed in conducting tho
ceremonial, the only persons present being lew OF
Mr.. kclys personal friends and two OF the BRIDES
sisters. It's conclusion The party brcakfastcd with
tho Cardinal, and then the newly welded couple
started for Boston on their weddin. tour.