The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Ola
The Department Of Public Parks announce that,
il the weather be fine, there win be music by tho
Central Park Band in Central Park this afternoon,
commencing at halfpast three O'Clock.
Elizabeth Tinney an Irish woman, forty-hve years
OF age, died very suddenly on Thursday evening, as
her residence, No. $50 West Thirteth street. De-
ceased had been complaining for some time. C0r0-
ner Flynn was notified.
INSPECTOR James S. Chalker, one OF the efficient
special aids to Surveyor Cornell, has caused the
arrest OF Merrick Price for alleged smuggling Of snoe
aces and will appear against the offender on behalf
OF the government, who VIII prosecute the case.
The Rev. DIR. 7. L. Cuyer will deliver OBSCURE
commemorative Of the late Judge Joseph Hoxie. I'm
the Lafayette avenue church. Brooklyn, tomorrow
morning. Hundreds Of his old friends will doubt
less avail themselves Of this opportunity 70 pay
last tribute Of respect to one Of New York's most
eminent and well known citizens.
service was held yesterday afternoon in the lee
ture room corner Ninth street ana Fifth avenue for
the purpose Of bidding farewell to Miss H. G. Brit
Chase, who san for India to-day as missionaries.
Owing TO the weather being very inclement the
attendance was not very large.
James Allen, of No. s Batavia street, on Thursday
night pointed revolver at Matthew Larkin. Of sos
Hudson street, and snapped 1t, the weapon for
tunatev refusing to be discharged. He was arrested
by officer Kendrlcks OF the Ninth precinct, and yes
terday committed by Justice Cox, OF Jefferson Mar
ket for examination.
Edward McKenna was intoxicated ana asleep on
stoop In Pearl street, near Chatham, Thursday
night last, and when he awoke he discovered that
his hat and coat, both valued at nine dollars had
been stolen FROM MIN. About midnight George
Balle was arrested with the property In his posses
Justice Bowling held him to answer
Mr.. Pierrepont Edwards Acting British Consul In
this CITY, states that the paragraph In the report OF
the preparations for the Farragut obsequies, pub
llshed yesterdays issue OF this paper was incor-
rect. The invitation sent to his office was imprO-
perly directed to MIR. Archibald, who Is absent In
\ England, and hence the Misunderstanding. Mr..
PierrepoDt Edwards attended the funeral ceremo-
MES as the official representative OF England.
Isaac Hayman. a marshal attached to Justice
| Koch's court, was yesterday arrested by officer
Brennan, Of the Jefferson Market Court squad upon
charge OF extOrtion preferred by Paul and Susan
Kolchling Of No. 1859 Ninth avenue who charge that
on the 9th inst. he collected twenty nine dollars
from them ION an execution more than he was
entitled to, under threats OF setting and selling $500
being arraigned before Justice Cox, but was re-
qured to give bonds In the sum OF $500 to appear
for examination.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board of d.
rectors OF the Physicians Mutual Aid Association
was held on Thursday evening" at the residence OF
\ the President, DR.. James Anderson. Certain
amendments to the constitution were proposed,
which will aid very materially the objects OF the
society. These were the establishment or perma-
nent rund for disabled physicians when INDECENT
circumstances; also the establishment OF free bed
In the various city hospitals for members with
out family Tnespecial feature OF the association
is the immediate relief afforded the families Of
subject the order OF the Board Of Directors The
following well known medical gentlemen Drs.
Anderson, Mott, Underhill, Buck, Foster and OSul-
livan-ounders OF the organization and members OF
the Board or Trustees are sufficient guarantee OF
its prosperity. The annual meeting viii take place
next month. when the amendments referred to will
be submitted to the members for their approval.