The New York herald., 1870-02-14
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last year. .....-............... Ola
Average for week last year. Observation-Disclosures. 42aa
Average for week TINS year. r.................. 3i5s
Patrick Tullie was committed by Justice Scott, a
Jefferson Market yesterday morning charged with
maliciously obssructng the Ninth avenue railroad
for distance OF four blocks, refusing to move on
the track.
Patrick flanagan, Of sc5 East Twenty Fourth street
while kite flying yesterday from the roof OF resi-
dence 32l street fell to the ground. fracturing
his skull and right arm. He was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital
On Saturday night German, named Jacob Krause,
who was lying Ill with the smallpox, escaped from
his residence 157 Eldrdge street. carrying with him
hatcnet. The Tenth precinct police nave Deeh
unable to ind him.
The yearly expense for running the police courts
OF this city. including the justices, clerks, inter-
prefers ana oficers desaed at the five courts, Is
$22s, 500. This does not include stationery and
'lncldentalsn which Will bring 1t up to mucn
larger amount
Louisa Murray, OF 2s2 Second street, on satur-
day night was beaten by her husband James, and
turned into the streets. She was found yester
day morning at tho foot OF East Sixteenth
street attempting TO drown herself. taken before
justice scotG at Essex Market, and by him sent
home.
Tne DOuy O an unknown man was IOunu yeSter-
day the water foot OF East Twenty street.
lie has brown hair mixed with gray, red goatee and
mustache, and Is dressed in black overcoat, red
shirt, striped pants, wnle cotton SOCKS and draw
ers elastic CATERS IS about Ave feet ten inches high
and about tairty.tve years OF age The BODY Was
seat to the Morgue for Identification
On the Sd inst. paragraph appeared in the
HERALD copied from Rochester paper in which 1t
was stated that Captain Francisco de Porto. VINO
fought duel last summer with the Spanish editor
I'll Cf0RtSt0-had Deen KILLED IN another duel with
the same Party at Niagara Falls. AS the Captain
called at this ofce on saturday "in the nesh.n II u
saIe TO state tnat tue reported duel Is cdad1d.
Oficer Mudoon, OF the Fifteenth precinct, yes
terday morning arraigned young Frenchman
named Alexander Roinerts before Justice Scott, at
Jefferson Market, upon complaint OF Debbe Demo-
van, OF No. MlnnetLa street. charged with strlk-
ing her on the head with an axe saturday night,
shgauy injirng her. Inc prisoner stated he was
acting In sel.-deeLce, but was committed in default
OF 5000 bail
About eight O'Clock on Saturday evening TWO
laboring men, named Beniaman Il. Mallory and MI
chael Mcfarland. became involved IN quarrel at
No. 43 Oliver street. IN the course of which the latter
Was stapped in four d,rferent places. Mallory was
arrested, and yesterday morning arraigned before
Justice Hogan. at the Tomos The prisoner Was sent
by that gentleman before Coroner keenan, who
temporarily committed him to await the result Of
NcFarland's injuries
Benjamin d. Mallory. very respectable appearing
young man. living at 40 Oliver street. was yesterday
arraigned before Coroner keenan, on the charge OF
having inflicted four dangerous stab wounds upor
Michael Mcfarland during quarrel between them
Bellevue Hospital and If deemed necessary hrs anti
mortcm statement Will be taken. Coroner Keenan,
temporarily committed the prisoner ire Tombs to
await further developments.
Coroner Rollins yesterday received -..ormation
that his services were required on Wards Island to
hold an inquest over the remains OF John Cosker,
whose death is stated was caused by inJuries
ceived during scufie with Michael Scully. No de-
tails OF the occurrence were forwarded to the CorO
ner's olIlce. Deputy Coroner John Beach will make
q post mortem examination or the body, and thus
the cause of death VIII be developed. Scuy Will be
In attendance at the investigation as witness.
MIR. Dorman B. Eaton, OF No. 2 East Twenty ninth
street. when within one hundred yards Of his home on
Saturday night, about haf-past eleven O'Clock, was
.droppedn by some .'thingn and left on the SIDE
walk Ia q state OF semi Inconsistencies. lie was
found shortly after by gentleman, who procured
assistance and removed him TO his residence where
he Law on foia in the reception room IN q precari-
Gus condiJion up to fate hour last night The rim
OF Mr.. Eaton's hat, stout beaver, was broken on
close to the body and shows that the weapon used
must have been ''sand club" There were no
marks OF violence on Mr.. Eaton, but he complained
OF severe pain IN the yetebral column. What may
have been the motive for the assault 1t s difficult TO
tell. II robbery, then The highwaynan ana woud-be
murderer must nave been frightened away before he
could complete his TASK.
The report OF the Park Meteorological Department
for the week ending February H. $780, SHOWS the
following atmospheric conditions OF the weather
during rhat period:- Barometer-Mean. 29.752
inches; maximum at eleleven A. NJ, Feb
ruary = So.2Os inches; minimum at six =.
H., February s, 2o,05s incnes; range, 1.15o
inches. Thermometer-Mean. 32.s degrees; max
imum at four 2. NJ. February r. 45.5 de-
2rees; minimum at six A. M., February IL. 22.5
fell from five A. NJ TO nine T. NJ to the depth OF 81
inche; February II rain fell from four A. H. to 1f-
teen minutes past seven A. NJ, to the depth OF .03
incn, making the total amount OF water for the
week .s5 inch The distance travelled ny the wind
during the week was l, 1913 miles.
On Thursday last Thomas Sickles, boy about
fourteen years age, in the employ of Henry Levi
Co., No 20 Maiden lane was sent to the 81. Nicholas
Bank with certified check for 5000. The lad drew
| the money ana went sof to Philadelphia with two
| companions, named Richard Best and Albert Hull.
OF No 162 Flatbush avenue when all three provided
| themselves with suits OF clothes preparatory to
| migrating to the West. On Friday Snight while
Sickles was asleep, the other two stole all the re-
naming money and decamped. He was then
| obliged TO pawn hts old garments for Two dollars,
| with which he returned TO this CITY on Saturday.
officer Heidelberg, OF the Second pfeclnct aud in the
| absence-Dfa complainant was remanded to the sta
ton mousse until to-day.
The twenty-thlrd annual convention Of the Theta
Delta Ut Fraternity takes place at the Astor House
| on the I7tn and 18th inst. The exercises Will
| close on the evening OF the 18th with reunion
banquet, on which occasion Grafton Will be de-
hvered by william l.. stone and poem by 4. II.
Ec0b. Large number Of graduate brothers resi-
dent IN the city ana elsew here expected in add
lion to the conyocason .. Of regular delegates. me
evening Of the 18th contemplate the orchestral ser
vices OF band OF music while the assistance one
OF the most distinguished florists has been secured
teke chargeOf the decorations Ofthe dining hail