The New York herald., 1870-05-18


While attempting yesterday morning to arrest
wife beater--one Andrews, OF No. Ill West Twenty
ninth street-0icer Banker, Twenty sixth precinct,
was severely cut on the arm by the rufian, who es
capped @Y eaw 8 siEaf
On the first Monday Of June the case OF Thomas
Jackson, the special deputy sherir who shot Archi-
bald Douglas In the back "in sef-defencen and killed.
him, October, 1909, Will be brought up In the Court
OF General Sessions before Recorder HacketL
The annual meeting OF the directors and friends Of
the Deaf and Dumb Institute was held yesterday
afternoon. There over 600 inmates In the instl-
tuition, and recent sale Of property assures It's
speedy delivery from the debt that encumbers 1t.
John II. Bell and George w. Jacoqrez both aged
thirteen years. yesterday pleaded guilty of entering
the OF Mrs. Clara Lacey at 90 Leroy street. and
stealing thlrty-twO dollars in money from bureau
drawer. They were committed by Justice Shandiey
In default OF 500 BAH each. Wsr
Tho E,.-at regiment National Guard, Hawkins
zouayes will parade on Thursday next. at one
O'Clock for the purpose OF ttending the funeral OF
the late BrIgadiar General J. EsoeIl rafna' iate u
the Excelsior Brigade. The Ies.uens WIZ uzseni-
be at the armOry III fatigue UNIFORM. 3n
Coroner Schirmer was yesterday notified to hold
an inquest at 522 West Fftleh street the body OF
Joseph Reilly, Child nearly three years Of age, who
was fatally burned by his clothes taking nre while
playing with lighted matches. Deceased was burned
over nearly the entire surface OF his body.
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Last night at eight p. NJ, Mr.. James Dodwell,
boot filter, residing with his sister al l73 wooster
street. attempted suicide by drinking half ounce Of
Paris green. Dr. Dorm, who was called to attend him,
pronounced his case incurab,e. His suffering was
excruciaing, and it required the united efforts Of
four men to coanne him to his bed.
College Law School takes place at the Academy of
Music this evening. The degree OF Bachelor OF Laws
Will be conferred on members OF the graduating
class and the annual prizes VIII be awarded Adj
dresses will be delivered by Professor Theodore w.
Dwight Adolph L. Sanger, and Orrin Skinner.
Rev. John Cousins, coiored clergyman, Of Ohio
is IN this city, temporarily stopping at No. 543
Broome street. his object being the collection Of
funds with which to rebuild wilberforce College,
Greene county, Ohio The college is devoted to the
education OF c0Ored men for The ministry and the
original structure was DESTROYED by fire In 1865.
Since then 1t has been partially rebuilt and funds are
wanted to complete the WORK.
william H. Turner q native OF Georgia, twenty
nine years Of age, was arrested on Monday, charged
with stealing tickets OF the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, for passage from New York to 81. Louis,
of the value OF seventy-one dollars. Turner was
taken before Justice Hogan yesterday, and 1t ap-
peared that the prisoner had offered the tickets for
sals to Mr.. u. g. B0gue, Of the St. Nicholas Hotel.
One OF the tickets on examination appeared to be
o ticket stoen from the company, ana was mum.
bered 2l67. He was committed to answer.
Some two or three weeks since Charles Keen, Of
Mr. Joseph Keen, warden OF the Penitentiary Black
wells Island. while waiting to transfer some persons
from boat to another in the East river, fell
| board and was drowned. As the young man did not
rise the after falling into the water It Was
supposed that he struck his head against some hard
IN ne walter ans s
to the MOrgue, where 1t was recognized by Warden
| Keen. Coroner Flynn was notified to hold an IN
| quest over the remains.
A rumor prevailed in the city yesterday that the
steamer George Is. Upton, now at sea- sold :he
Cuban government previous to her departure from
this port. and that she Is duly commissioned manned
and armed as d ship OF war. She sailed ON Satur
day morning and on Sunday schooner met her and
put on board the remainder OF her officers and crew
aud her war material. Previous to the schooner
going alongside tho steamer mad been sold to the
Cuban government. Large quantities OF powder,
shell and fixed ammunition were soon transferred
to the steamer aud In a few hours she started on
her mission with the Cuuan flag at her peak. She
has full complement Of lighting officers and over
200 men.
In the report Of the anniversary exhibition of the
Phrenocosmian Society of the City College, pub
ished in the HERALD few days ago, 1t was stated
that the yonng orators, NJ. II. and d. H. Cardozo.
who carried or large share OF the hon0rs on the
occasion, were sons OF Judge CardozO, OF the Su-
preme Court This, 1t appears, was an error. The
be more closely related than he is to the young men
in question, Is not anxious to receive any honor
which is not due to him. In this instance, the
honor Of being the male progenitOr Of the young
"PhrenOs," belongs to Mr.. A. H. Card0zo and he Is
naturally somewhat jealous Of the credit won by his
offspring. Besides. the Judge fears II he were Old
enough to be the S.parlent' Of two such nedgings
haps, than he mi hit desire and sooner than the
public could spare his services.
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