The New York herald., 1870-09-21

Ellen Dupe was held to answer yesterday at the
Essex Market Police Court on charge Of stealing
from the premises Of Margaret Friery, Of 81 East
Broadway, o number OF pawn tickets representing
$500 worth OF property:
Justice Hogan yesterday held for trial a young
woman named Ellen O'Connor on charge of having
stolen forty-ve dollars worth OF mink skins from
store In Baxter street. The property was found In
Ellens possession, but she states the owner had
given IL TO her.
Margaret Wilson, f0rty-tw0 years Of age, and born
In Scotland died yesterday afternoon at her late
residence 43S West Forty-second street. from the
effects Of burns received late on Monday night by
the explosion OF kerosene oil lamp. Coroner RO-
Inns Will Investigate the matter to-day.
Christian Wuest, native Of Germany, residing at
9s Essex street. and protesting to be physician,
was yesterday held to answer by Justice Bixby, at
the Essex Market Police Court, for having in his
possession quantity OF chairs, tables dishes ladies'
apparel and Kitchen utensils alleged to have been
stolen from Adolph Conrad. OF 95h Cannon street.
The Board OF Police yesterday transferred Ser
geants J. Nicholson from the First to the Fifteenth
precinct; Frank Werth, ThIrtietn to Nineteenth
John 7. Wright. Nineteenth to Thrtieth; MyrOn AL
len. Ninth to Second, and James b. Wilson, Second
to Ninth. Ocer French, Of the Fifth, was dismissed
the force.
Isaac Levy, son OF Harris Levy, was yesterday
committed In default OF $4,000 bail, by Justice
Hogan at the T0mbs on q charge Of being impll-
Gated in the receiving OF stolen goods at his fathers
store, corner OF Leonard and Baxter streets. The
goods were stolen from the store OF william G.
Lewis OF Broadway, and the particulars OF the case
have already been published.
Pat Hart and Pat Carroll, two gentlemen from
Yonkers, on Monday night entered into discussion
in front of No. 296 West Tenth street about young
lady, during which Carroll drew revolver and
fired at Hart, the ball missing him and lodging In
Westewet Of the Ninth precinct, and committed by
Justice Bowling, at Jefferson Market yesterday, for
examination.
Morris Cromein, alias Charles Wilson, on the 10th
OF July last hired horse and wagon at the livery
stable of E. N. Crow, in Thompson street, valued at
$3.50. and forgot to return it,. He was arrested by
detectives Dunn and Glynn, of the Eighth precinct
yesterday and, upon being arragned before Justice
bowling at Jefferson Market was held for exam-
nation. 1t Is rumOred there are several other
charges of similar character pending against the
prisoner.
The following are the insurances In the large fire
in Ehrets brewery at Ninety second street and Sec
ond avenue. which was burned on Monday morn
ing:-On stock and machinery-Imperial, London,
$4,000; International. New York. $4,000; Star, New
York, $6.0O0 Greenwich, New York, $4,000; Will
namsburg CITY, 81. 500; Commonwealth, $500; Kings
County, ST. 800; total $4,000. On building-Adri-
SAC $4,000 @ secnr1y, @ 5000; imperai, London ST 900:
Kings County, $780, total, 81, 500. Total Insurance.
$70,S00.
The remains Of the man who died so suddenly in
Madison street on Monday last were subsequently
identified at the Morgue those of Mr.. Asa Adams,
q gentleman eighty nine years Of age who lived
with MS son-in-law, Samuel @. Bishop, at
No. II Union place. Mr.. Adams was man
OF unusual physical vig0r, and was almost in
the daily habit Of walking to Central Park and back.
On Monday in hts rambles he sat down on bench
IN Madison square, and being taken ILL., fell to the
ground ana expired In few moments afterwards
he could be Identified. otherwise his remains would
have been taken home instead Of being removed to
the Morgue. 1t was not till notice OF the sudden
death appeared in the EUentnO Telegram that Mrs.
Bishop daughter Of the deceased gentleman, called
on Warden Brennan and identified the body as that
of her father. Coroner keenan, took the case in
charge and Wooster Beach, M. D., who made an
examination. became satisfied that death resulted
from natural causes.