City Intelligence,
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THr WEATHER.-I The hot weather is not over yet. On
Wednesday the thermometer 81 degrees,
terday to 81.


THr ACCIDENT WEpsrspAy-The dreadful acci-
dent which occurred Wednesday by the falling of the
wall at Tammany Hall Jr resulting in the death of two
men, and the severe injury OF several Others has spread
gloom over the circle in which these moved What
humble sphere of life they usef Industrious
citizens and Of far value to the community the
gded flies who affect to spurn them The Of
these accidents has become remarkably frequent OF late
Hardly building Is torn down erected unless
or more aborers become sacrifice TO- what must call
in the laborers themselves
and oftentmes in the master workman who
should always be who know when there is danger
and possess knowledge sufficient to guard against it,
Let but little care be used, and there necessity
for these frequent losses OF valuable lives.


CoRoNEs's OFFICE, September 4.-Crushed to Death
at No Al Cross street, the body ofHenry Mclaughlin
native Of Ireland, aged 80 years, who while at work
crushed to death by the accidental fall of the
walls. Verdict accordingly.


Died In FM.-The coroner held an inquest last eve
ming at No. Is Houston street upon the body of female
named Caharine States, native of Connecticut aged
7oyears, who after eating hearty dinner Tuesday
last up to which she was in excellent health and spirits
suddenly expired in fit Of epiepsey Verdict accord
ingly.


noon to hold an inquest on the body of Patrick Mehan
native of Ireland, aged SO years, who found
Of Canal street. verdict-death by drowning wv


4nother Case-The coroner held an inquest also upon
the body Of an unknown man. about 81 years old who
found floating in the North River the foot of
Hubert street. Verdict accordingly.


.another distressing suicide Coroner called
this evening to hold inquest at the house of Mrs.
Kimmell No 800 Greenwich street, the body of Mr.
Nathaniel Lamson. aged about 50 years. who committed
suicide about o'clock this afternoon by shooting him.
self with double barrelle pistol loaded buckshot
The suicide was committed in the water closet of
the house and the reports distinctly heard in the
house, but without creating any alarm suspicion how
ever as to the source from which they proceeded until
about o'clock in the evening, when of the inmates
going into the yard discov the body of Mr. Lam





powder flask box ofpercussion caps and quantity of
buck>ho upon the seat at his right The pistol powder
appeared to have been bought for the purpose of
mttng the fatal act In his pockets found hume
Gus papers, but none that likely to throw any
light upon the subject The deceased, for some time
| past has been engaged as a land broker agent.