The New York herald., 1870-12-17

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large number of the Supervisors OF Election
and special deputy marshas again appeared at
Marshal Sharpe's office yesterday morning and
camored for their pay. They were told that
arrangements were being made to obtain the money
Que them from the Judiciary Fund at Washington
Inc aggregate cost OF the service throughout the
Unit United states at the recent election was about
100000, and 1t Is doubtful II there are sufficient
funds available to satisfy all the claims ranging
from ten 10 twenty-five dollars In each individual
case.
The funeral OF the late Captain Robert f.. Lau.
nltz, the sculptor took place yesterday morning,
from the Church or the Holy Communion, Sixth
avenue and Twentieth street, and was largely at
tended by the Fellows Of the National Academy
OF Design, OF which he was an Academician, and
by the members OF Company and the Veteran
The impressive services or the Episcopal Church
were rendered by the Rev. MIR. Lawrence and the
Rev. DIR. Weston chaplain OF the Seventh regiment.
After being escorted TO the Harlem depot by his late
comrades the body was conveyed TO WoOdlawn
Cemetery by special train.
Warden Brennan OF Bellevue Hospital, yesterday
sent word TO the Csroners ONCE that John Curry,
man forty-ave years OF age and a native or New
York. had died In that institution. Deceased was
taken to the hospital in an ambulance on
the 18th instant by officer Miner, OF the
Twelfth precinct. who found HIM In Third avenue,
between 10th and 1l7th streets, suffering
from commissions. Curry subsequently died. and
pos,-mortem examination made on the body by the
Hospital Surgeon revealed fracture Of the skull.
How the fatal injuries were received seems to be
unknown but may be determined during an inves
tigation which Will be made by Coroner keenan,.
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Some ten or dozen shoemakers who were re-.
Gently in the employ OF Mr.. E. G. Burt, state their
intention, as "free-born American cltizens,n
to start cooperative boot and shoe man.
ufacturing establishment, and in the future
wash their hands Of what they STYLE
tie "tyranny OF capitan They express themselves
as CONFIDENT OF their ability to live independent
their former employers quite as long as their en-
poyers can get along without them and suggest the
prOpriety Of the manufacturers giving up their pro
tective organization before trying to compel them t
abandon theirs.
Albert W. Palmer. OF No. A West Twenty-Five
street, President OF the Mercantile Library Associa.
tion, and detective Murphy, or the Fifteenth pre-
cnct on Thursday night detected a cook named
James WadSon, In the act OF making or
with an overcOat from the library, the property
OF Mr.. Palmer valued at fifty dollars. The members
OF the assoc alton have been annoyed by similar
pecuati0ns or the prisoner for some time past. He
admitted the charge before Justice Shandley at JEFF
ferson Market, yesterday, and was fully committed
for trial
Ann Maria Lee, an antiquated colored female,
about two years since left this city for The country
placing savings bank book containing deposits co
her credit OF $500 IN the custody OF Saran A. Jones'
a colored friend, residing at 15s West Fifteenth
street. for safe Keeping Upon her return
q short time since the woman Jones denied
all knowledge Of the book, alleging she had never
had IT in her custody. Oflicer Mangln, or the
Twenty-nlnth precinct, arrested her on Thursday
ley, at jefferson Market, yesterday, when she was
held for examination.