The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

Average temperature Yesterday ,...... 54s.
average temperature for corresponding date
iass Jcai AZ
Ihe arrests last week by the police were l,427.
Deaths last week, 4l2 births, 256: stillbrths, 40.
Fire Marshal McSpedon reports nineteen fires for
the week ending at noon November IL. The loss is
eslinatcd at S2l 1888; insurance. sos, 800.
inc murderer OF Logan No. Q, an account OF whose
arrest appeared IN yesterdays HERALD, was yester-
Bowling. =
Inc remains of an unknown man were yesterday
found floating In the dock at pier No. North river
anu sent to the Morgue by the Twenty scventn pre-
| clnct police
Ceary, the billiard player, will give an exhibition
OF his marvellous skill with the balls o-mor.
row evening ~ Neil Bryant's. A brilliant display is
expected.
Marshal Hart reports that during the past week
he has granted the following licenses TO express
men, II; vendors, 20; public CARTS AZ; coaches. O.
porters, 10, drivers, liz. Total 223. Total amount
| received, S26s 70.
Ihomas Raymond, aged seventeen, on Friday en-
gagged board at house IN Wooster street. ana after
remaining two hours left with fifty dollars worth OF
clothing belonging to boarders In the house. JUS
| tlce Cox yesterday committed him 10 answer.
| Edward Hanley, committed on Friday last at the
Tombs Police Court being one of the principals In
the iracas at Harry His saloon. in Houston street
was yesterday released from prison, his mother APP
pearing before The magistrate and giving the neces
| sary bail.
| The body OF an unknown man, about thirty years
of age; height, nve feet six inches; had on green
paid pants, white muslin shirt, green plaid shirt
| anu peots black hair, was brought TO the Morgne
| yesterday nom pier No. East river. The body was
| too much decomposed TO be placed on the Morgue.
| Charles Johnson, sneak thief, was yesterday
brought before Justice Coulter, at the Yorkvnle Po-
| lice Court where he was accused by Mr.. Collins
win stealing quantity OF wearing apparel valued
| at eighteen dollars. He thought to be guilty
and was accordingly held for trial III default OF bail.
| At the Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
Scott, Charles Burke, native OF New Orleans re-
| siding In Water street, was held to answer on u
| charge OF breaking into the premises No. Market
street, owned by FRITZ Buchert OF 81 Division street.
and stealing therclrOm cloak and other articles
valued ut twenty dollars.
John Thomas and william Bosey were committed
in default OF ST. 500 bail each by Justice Cox at Jeer-
| son Market yesterday on complaint OF Robert w.
Rogers OF 23l West Forty ninth street. charged with
burXarousy entering his stables In Wooster street
on the 10th instant and stealing two sets OF harness
valued at fifty dollars. They pleaded guilty to the
charge.
| Mr. James Donahue, Superintendent OF the Free
Labor Bureau, No. ana 10 Clinton place, makes
the following report or business for the week
ing November 12-Number OF males applied for
employment. 1873; females, 707; male help required,
95; female $50; situations procured for 10 males
and 676 females; total number OF situations pro-
cured, TAO.
| Andrew Burns was arraigned yesterday at the
YOrkville Police Court charged with having induced
| n ut East
Thirty fourth street, to put rocks the track OF the
| Belt Railroad. UTOOle acknowledged that he had
| placed the stones as directed bv Burns, who, IL
seems, is one of the strikers and who wished thus
| to lnjure the road. Held to answer.
John McCarty, boatman employed on board the
canal boat Edward Deehanty lying at pier No. East
| river, became involved In q quarrel with some one
| whose name did not appear. The fight being over
McCarty ran on board the boat TO wash the blood
from from ms rs, face While doing 50 John fel into the
| recovered and taken 10 the Morgue where Coroner
| Schirmer VIII hold an inquest
| At q meeting Of the New York Genealogical and
Biographical Society held last evening at the Mott
| Memorial Hail, GA Madison avenue, David p. Holton
| M. d. presiding, q. b. Morse read a memorial on
the late Francis b. Cutting who died in June last.
Previous to the reading OF the memorial it was an
nounced that since last meeting u large number OF
valuable books had been presented TO the society.
TWO new members were admitted.
Joseph A. Solomons sold three pairs OF gloves a
few days since to John Feuchtwanger Of 70 Leon
ard street. The gloves have since been identified
as part OF the proceeds OF burglary committed re-
Gently AT the store OF George w. voge, l2O2 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, the total haul OF goods on
the occasion amounting To the value OF ST. $50.
Solomons was yesterday arraigned at the Tombs
Police Court, before Justice bowling and com
lted. Lie Wll OF course, be sent back to Pcnnsyl-
yania.
liUht w In Gan
trial Park, with Sergeant BaEield, Sergeant Loonie
Of the Eighteenth precinct, badly but not dan
gerousy wounded in the neshy part or the shoulder
by the accidental discharge OF his pistol 1t appears
that one OF the springs OF the wagon broke started
the horse and Loone was unseaed, the pistol which
was In his pocket being discharged by coming IN
contact with The ground The Sergeants wound
was dressed at Bellevue Hospital, after which he
was removed 10 his residence.
Abraham S. Robinson was yesterday arraigned at
the Tombs Police Court for having obtained, by false
representations, from Rosenwald & Bro, las Water
street $500 worth OF tobacco Robinson alleged that
he was the owner OF house and lot In Boston had
been IN the furniture business. ann about
we're sent on to Boston, Robinson having given two
notes for the amount. ROsenwald a. Bro subse-
guenty ascertaned that the statements made by tue
accused were entirely false Robinson states TINT
he is native Of Prussia and was clerk III Chicago.
Mr.. Bernard Smyth, the Tax Receiver, reports
having collected the following amounts for taxes
during the past week.
November 5..... $90,022 November 9.....$162,51S
November 7...... 134,95 November 10..... l30,s42
November 8..... los, 1856 November H.. 1884
Total s777, $50
Mr.. Smyth Will receive envelopes containing
certified checks lfor the payment OF taxes dated
November 80, II handed TO his office previous
to the goth instant, and parties should be careful
TO endorse their envelopes November 80"
Coroner Schirmer yesterday morning held in
quest at his office, in the City Hail. IN the case OF
Ann Mooney, the woman who killed We'd
nesday evening, at the corner OF Sixth and Green.
wien avenues, by being run over by pair OF horses
and truck, IN charge of Andrew Heaey. living In
Varick street. The evidence showed the occurrence