The New York herald., 1870-02-22

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!. There were sixty new licenses granted yesterday
BY the Excise Board At q special meeting.
mailbag containing letters marked New York
city via Queenstown was found yesterday at the cor
ner Of Washington and yesey streets, gand was re-
stored TO the Post once authorities
AT meeting OF the Police Commissioners, yester-
day afternoon, communication was received from
J.. Z. Douglass, secretary OF the Merchants Fire
Insurance Company, complaining OF the manner IN
which property is stolen at dres, while the polce
look on and make no arrests.
Agnes Peters, q poor, destitute woman, twenty
two years OF age. who mad been sick A. 81 James
street for some weeks past, was conveyed to Belle
vue Hospital, and died soon after admission. De.
ceased u thought to have been suffering from dis
ease of the heart for some months past. coroner
keenan, was called to hold an inquest on the BODY.
Coroner Flynn has under investigation the case OF
o man who died in Bellevue Hospital from the
effects OF extensive burns received by his clothes
taxing fre caused by the explosion OF small kero-
sene stove which ne used for heating his room. The
name or residence OF deceased were not made known
viii be developed to-day. Gesstg
Kate Farley, domestic. died suddenly at 444 West
Twenty-second street. and under circumstances
which excited some Suspicious as to the nature OF
her disease Coroner Schirmer being notified held
an inquest when Dr. Joseph Cushman made post
showed
concIusvely tnat deceased died from perforati0n OF
the stomach, and verdict to thar effect was accord
ingly rendered by the jury.
John McDonough, Of o7s Br oadway, yesterday
morning preferred complaint before Justice Scott
at JEFFERSON Market against Thomas stack. gradu-
ate OF Siig Sing Prison. residing at 1913 West
Nineteenth street. charging him, In company with
his accompices who are stll at large with tapping
his TIL Of eighty dollars In money on the night or the
18th OF January last. He denied the cnarge Dut
was committed in default OF bail 10 answer.
Captain William Wood, who Tor thirty years has
been connected with steamers on the North river,
and late captain OF the steamboat Thomas Collyer,
while attempting to cross from the steamboat Con-
river, to his own boat, fell overheard and before
asslsfance could be rendered life was extinct NO
one witnessed the deceased when ne fell overooard
made he was found In the water.
Onlcers Crittenden and Dunn. OF the Eighth pre-
cinct. yesterday morning arraigned two negroes,
named Washington Sands, laborer, fdfty-fve years
of age and William n. Bennett, Whitewater, be-
fore Justice Scott at Jefferson Mar ket, charged, IN
company with two c0nfedcratcs who are still at
r on 70 2os West tns
street. on Saturday night last by means OF removing
the grating the coal hole ana stealing two car
pets valued at $780, They both denied the charge,
but were committed for examination.
Az special meeting OF women's typographical
Union No. l. to action in reference the death
OF their late fellow member Amanda r. D0nalds,
resolutions were adopted euloRizing her character
aud cherlshng her memory one of their earliest
members; also appreciating the stand she took In
aiding the Union in Its infancy and deeply lament
lence with her bereaved family were also adopted
and transmitted to her family, countersiQned by
Miss Kate CusacK president, and Miss Gussle Lewis,
corresponding secretary.
Madefda Rogasini, nee Levitskaja, the Russian
prlma donna, accompanied by her husband aud
counsel, appeared at Jefferson Market Police Court
at eleven A. H. yesterday. prepared to 90 into the
the manager or the troupe, Demetri Agiehor Siav.
inskey, charging her with stealing 81 800 in gold
from him the 22d OF December last, winch he had
entrusted to her care for sale keeping. Owing TO
the absence or Justice Shandley, before whom the
examination is take place, the further hearing In
the matter was adjourned until March :, at the came
hour.
On Sunday afternoon Samuel Moore, q young
man, residing at No. 4o4 West Thirty. NTH street.
called on MISS Jennie Welsh, at No. lo3 Greene
street. and allowed her to place his gold watch and
chain, valued at $3.50, around her neck. She then
claimed 1t as gift. Of1cer Smith, OF the Eighth
@ took Possession Of the property. Yesterday morn.
ing, upon being arraigned before Justice Scott at
Jefferson Market, Moore stated be did not wish to
prosecute the case as ne was only desrous OF getting
his watch and cham, which were given him, and his
companion allowed 70 90 home.
Dr. James Knight, of the New York Society's In
sttution for the Relief OF the Ruptured and Crippled
say that he is credoy informed by discreet persons
VINO investigate before they give, that they have
been called upon for aid TO bury children three
within ten days. tnat were represented as having
Relief OF the Ruptured and Crippled. No deaths
have occurred in the institution within that PERIOD
and If they had they would have been properly cared
for by the society, as is the regulation OF the ins-
tution But one patient has died in the institution
within the past six years as patients are not re-
tanned when supposed to be lncuraDle.
Sergeant Knia, accompanied by the officers
attached to the Second District Court squad, last
night made a descent on the shebang OF James
Charlton, No. 81 Greene street, and succeeded In
arre1ng s1s proprietor inmates @ and large party ,h
Eighth precinct station house and locked up until
this morning, when they will be arraigned before
dustlce ocott, ~ JeHcIson MarkeL nnu uspuseu VI.
The complaint was made by Louisa A. Moore, a
coored woman, residing at No. IL York street, who
charged MIN with keeping q disOrderly house and
assaulting her on the 18th ins striking her on the
face and body with his nst injuring her severely.
Mr. John Carman, a gentleman ffty-seven years
of age aud native OF this country, was admitted to
Bellevue Hospital on the morning Of the 18th inst,
suffering from fracture OF the spine and other nu-
ries received by o box falling on hlm. Mr.. Carman
was at Fulton Market for the purpose OF selling some
produce and In passing under natcnway through
which goods were being lowered box slipped
from the sling and crushed him before he could eS-
CAPE Mr.. Carman was carried to the hospital In n
ambulance and subsequently expired from the
effects OF the injuries received. Coroner Keenan, was
notified and took charge OF the case. Deceased
lived in Baldwnsville, l.. H. where has lett FAMILY.
largely attended monthly meeting OF the New