City Intelligence.
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ACCIDENTAL well dressed old gentleman about sixty
years of age while passing along Chatham street aDcu
o'clock yesterday afternoon, upped, from some OBJ
strucon in the walk, and was precptatea head hrst,
street. receiving dangerous fracture OF the skull He
was taken by couple Of NJ Ps to the City Hospital,
where his head dressed but there scarcely hope
that he will survive. His name s not known.


Upper Police -Thursday KNIFE AGAIr.-As
MT Thomas Taylor passing along the LIST avenue be-
tween 2th and 18th streets last evening" with hs wue
and female friends aman named william Brackey
came along and struck him down. scuie ensued, and
Brackey stabbed him in the throat B. taken on and
placed IN custody by William Campbell and Taylor was
taken into the house of Barey Austin and Dr. Sargent
called to dress his wound which ia one sf DANCE
rous character, and it is feared will prove fatal


PROBABLE CASE MukpER-A black man named
Jeremiah Jackson was arrested this afternoon. and
mtted for splitting the head OF Charles Ciscoe
other black man. in Varck street. between Spring and
Domnick It, said that he will not recover.


RuFFIAN.-This morning. Mrs. Mary Colvin, of ll6}
I'd avenue who keeps thread and needle returned
to her shop after short absence, and boy named
Edward Martin, about 10 years OF age, at her money
drawer He Immediately sprspg towards her. and seized
her by the throat She screamed for assistance and
Mr., Levy came in and arrested Martin.


TAXING BILL-A woman named Julia Kelly
rested for stealing 50 bank bill from Finley of
lis Grand street, and was fully committed.


COrOner's OMce.-Feb AZ DISEASE TIE HEART.


The Coroner held an inquest to-day upon the body of
woman named Margaret Graham. at 275 Greenwich st.
She native of Scotland, and 73 years Of age Yes.
terday afternoon while washing pocket handkerchief,
she fell down, and expired from disease of the heart
Verdict accordingly.


SUDDEN DEArH-The Coroner also called to hold
inquest upon the body of Geo. A. Ames silversmith
this morning, in fit Of apopexy. He was an ntempe-
rate man.