The New York herald., 1870-05-06

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The now Protestant Episcopal church Of tho Holy
Trinity on l2Sth street and Fifth avenue was opened
with appropriate services yesterday afternoon.
The Police commissioners as recent sessions pro-
NOTED roundsman Yule, OF the Trcasurer's ONCE.
to sergeant ana ordered that all policemen shah
reside In tho city OF New York after June
The monthly meeting of the New York City
woman's Suffrage Association will be held at the Sc.
Denis Hotel this afternoon. Miss Bates. young
lady from Dayton. Ohio. VIII address che meesing'
Yesterday morning, before Judge Nelson, In tho
United States Circuit Court, on motion Of u. W.
Stoughton, John A. Shields. United States Commits
sioner admitted 10 all the degrees Of practce III
that court
Justice Koch ut Jefferson Market, yesterday
morning committed five colored men upon COM
paint OF roundsman McGevin, OF the Twentieth pre-
cnct, charged with playing draw poker for pennies
IN tne basement OF 2o3 West Thirtieth street, ON
wednesday night
Della Lambert was arraiyned before Justice
Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court, yesterday and
held to answer on a charge of stealing $3.50 from
Della and Thomas had been In company togethor
after tue fashion OF Illicit lovers.
Three hundred and fifty young girls, arrayed in
white, and 255 youths In black, yesterday received
their first communion In st. Peters Roman Catholic
church, Barclay street. at the hands Of the Rev.
Father O'Farrel aseisted by seyera, priests. The
sight an impressive one, and was witnessed by
large concourse OF people.
| william vernet, OF 428 West Forty-seyenth street,
| charged with running over william Forsllay, aged
eight years. at the Of Christopher and Wash
ington streets, on Wednesday afternoon. severely
tluring him, was arraigned before Justice KOCH at
Jefferson Market, yesterday morning by detective
Blackwood, OF the Ninth precinct, and committed To
| await the result OF the injuries
| The funeral OF Mr.. G. II. J. Bowdon, the well
| known lawyer who died in London on the l4th OF
| March, took place yesterday at ST. Marks church,
Second avenue and Tenth street. The Rev. MIR. Flag
and the Rev. Mr. Franks were the officiating clergy.
men, The body, which was still in the case IN
which It had benl bronyht from England was taken
by train 10 Westcheser county for intcrment In tho
family lot.
Richard Walters OF No. q East Broadway states
that lie noticed an article headed "Reilly Rampant"
In yesterdays HERALD, in which several illusions
| were made concerning him, and stating that his
friends were In trouble; also that he was candi-
! date for Alderman against Mr.. Bryan Reilly. Hc
claims as loows:-"l or my friends were in no way
| mixed up or connected with the muss alluded to.
and am not candidate for the Aldermanshp or
any other political oliice.n
| John Long, John Mcdonald and Frank Reilly, thrcc
hopeful youths, were arragned at the Harlem Police
Court yesterday, before Justice McQuade, at the t
| stance Of officer Iarney, OF the Twelfth precinct
| who charged that he met the prisoners coming over
| ing with dozen Of chickens Under their arms
which he beheyea they had stolen Tne young cSl.
| chickens, ana were remandei.
gAt the request Of the Executive Committee OF tho
| Hebrew Emigrant Aid Association the Commission
ers Of Emigration have set apart proper building
on Wards Island, large enough to accommodate $40
persons with separate kitchen, FOR the temporary
home Of such Of the jewish fugitives from Russia
may be sent there under the laws and the rules OF the
| Commission. An Interpreter has also been desig-
| mated to facilitate the Intercourse Of these people
with tho oiicers on the island The separate kitch-
Is for the purpose that the Russian Jews may be
enabled 10 prepare their yictuas according to the
| Mosaic law.
fire yesterday morning In the stable of Coles &c
Norris No. "a rear) Fifth avenue, caused $1,000
damage; insured in the National Insurance Com
pany for full amount The basement Of No. SO ave.
yesterday morning took fire. Loss $4,000; insured
| for $4,000 In The Hamilton Insurance. Company.
| The first floor, occupied by Joseph Foorster, as q
shoe store, sustained damaye on stock Of $1,000;
| Insured in the Manhattan insurance Company for
| $1,000, and the Germanla Insurance Company for
$1,000. The building, owned by hr. Gerber, was
damaged $500.
Sergeant James, Of the Twentieth precinct, at an
early hour yesterday morning arrested John Killing,
at his residence In Thirty third street. between Ninth
and Tenth avenues, charged with being an accom-
plice of Mickey Eagan and John Beck, already ar
rested In stealing $1,000 worth OF carpet from tho
Hudson River Railroad on The 10th OF April last the
property Of A. T. Stewart Co., which xlS1ag
| shipped TO Chicago officer Corey, OF the Twenty
second precinct, testified TO seeing Killing In the
| company Of Eagen and Beck, shortly after the ROB-
berry was perpetrated He arraigned before
| Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market. yesterday after-
Doon and reuanded TO the station house unt!i This
| morning.
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