The New York herald., 1876-11-14
NEWS IN THE CITY.


In the County Clerks Office sherc nied yester-
day the assignment OF Henry Morris Manuel l. Man
helm.
Mary Shea, aged forty. of No. LOT Bsyard street.
died suddenly yesterday afternoon. Coroner wsltman
vii! investigate
Sixteen male and female vagrants were sent to the
Island by Justice Smith at the Washington Place
Court yesterday morning
The Pohce Board yesterday transferred Sergeant
Smith, OF the Eighth precinct 10 the Thirylrst and
Sergeant Gaynor, of the Thirty nrss. the Eighth
precinct
syksnus Mott, aged thirty-two, residing in Brook
yp, had his right leg broken yesterday morning by
log falling on 1t AZ No 20s Monroe street Sent to
Bellevue.
woman named Sophia Miller was held for trial in
default OF 81 600 bail for keeping disordery house in
the Bowery, by Justice Smith, a. the Essex Market
Court yesterday.
A fire in the dining saloon OF Noses Mann, No. 81
Devoe avenue. West Washington Market caused by an
overhcated stove last night damaged she stock and
building 500; no insurance
Ann Hayes aged thrty-nve OF No s5 Roosevelt
street, arrested Sunday night for intoxicaon died
yesterday the renth precinct station house Coro-
ncr WoltmAn was notified.
Julius Faulkenbcrg aged twenty eight, OF No. l6o
Rvington street. while at work on the third floor OF
No. 4s Leonard street, foil through hatchway to the
second door and was seriously injured Internally.
AouAV "ihensS okeu Su y0ohss VI W.
o27 Sixth avenue, was getting or Sixth avenue car
last night he fell from the front platform Thirty
seventh street The passed over hts lets arm,
almost severing II from mis- body.
On Sunday afternoon q fight occurred between James
Barry aged thirty two OF No 65 Mott street. and
garst Reilly, aged twenty Ave- Of No. II PARK row.
the formers residence. Barry received scalp
wound Margaret was locked up.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday John OEeil. Of
No. l37 Hudson street; Joseph Mcnamara, Of No. 399
Greenwich street, and Charles Bale Of No 90 Hudson
street, were held by Justice Morgan In 500 bail TO
answer for violation OF the EXCISE law
The or Lawrence Powers, three years old, OF
Eleventh and Eighty seventh street. taken
charge of by Coroner Woitman. Coroner Ellnger will
attend the case OF Mrs Graham, OF No. 342 East
Thlrty-sixth street, who died suddenly yesterday.
William Farrell aged eighteen, OF No 525 East Thir
teenth street. who convicted and sentenced six
months imprisonment June 27, for petit larceny
diod yesterday In the hospital OF the penentinry
Ylackweli's Island. Coroner Woltman notified.
Yesterday afternoon a fire the SECOND floor OF =
threc-story brick tenement No ss Bayard street.
owned by Clayborn, Ferris 4 Co., damaged the build
ing $780, and the butchers shop OF Moses Sapro, on
the first noor $780, Fully insured In the Pacific In
surance Company.
Sidney n. Rose was held for examination yesterday
by Justice Morgan at the Tombs Police Court, on q
charge Of stealing from the depot OF the Erie Railway
Company trunk Containing sllverware valued At $780,
tho property of Arthur b. Harris, OF England. Mr..
Harris was on his way 10 Toronto. in Canada Tho
property was recovered
William Young, aged twenty nine, OF No 77s Third
avenue. clerk IN tho employ Of H. d. Miner Co.,
arrested last night by Detective Rdford for steal
ing picture, called Jealousy" from Miners gallery,
Mt No S45 Broadway, ON the night OF the nre, tho
7th inst. The picture, valued at $780, is tho second
recovered Of the hve that have been reported
missing.
Michael Eagan, aged twentysx, Of No 90 East Forty
first street. while trying to prevent fight between
boys opposite his residence Sunday afternoon
was struck ON the head with a stone thrown by somc
unknown person. Hts wounds, which serious.
were dressed NJ the Nineteenth subpFecinct by Sur
goons Mcdonald and Mott. He thon taken home.
His'assaant escaped.
John Sheridan, city marshal attached TO the
Sixth District Court, accused before Justice
Morgan yesterday Of having extortcd 81 SO from L W.
Kipp proprietor OF small jcwery store, doing busi-
ness ut No I'll West street. Mr.. Kipp had been sued
for violation OF corporation ordinance and judgment
for $17 was obtained against him. He alleges that,
pending the issue Of the suit, he paid Sheridan the
amount stated, with to settlement thereof.
Sheridan explained to the Court that the complainant
mistaken, acknowledged the receipt OF the 81 So
but said It was obtained in the legitimate Of
marehals business. and the Same duly paid into
the Corporation Attorneys Office Justice Morgan did
not regard the of sufficient importance hold the
prisoner and permitted HIM to his parole