The New York herald., 1870-02-12

| Among tne vl5ltOrS VINO called at the TOmbs yes
terday afternoon to visit Mr.. Mcfarland were two
| beautiful ladies' They were attred IN deep mourn-
| ing, ana had with them handsome boy. Not beinI
supplied with passes from Mr.. Kellock they were not
permitted TO enter.
Patrick Ahearn, q man seventy two years Of age,
! was yesterday afternoon found deaa on the pre-
miscs 4a Aboattoir place foot OF West Thirty-nint
sfreet but the cause OF death dld apDear. Cor.
oDer Rollins Was notified and Will hold inquest
on the body to-day.
Thomas O'Shaugtnessy, an infant, only sixteen
months Old whose parents reside 116th street and
Fifth avenue. died from the effects OF scalJs, re-
celyed . week since by falling backwards into q pan
OF boiling water which stood on the floor. Coroner
Keenan, was called 10 bold an inquest on the body.
Tho friends Of Mr.. Theodore Anderson OF 1920
street, paid him the compliment OF masquerade
surprise party on Thursday night. which was In
every respect recherche affair Among the notable
ladies present were Mrs. Senator Genet, Mrs. Cen
Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Jonas.
Superintendent Kennedy Is still engaged In col.
iccung evidence In the case OF the Prince Arthur
assassination hoax. 1t is understood that he ac-
quits the representatives Of the press OF any inten
ton TO mtBf6prescnt the case, aud has evidence
showing mat the story originated with the police OF
the Iwenty-nIutl precinct.
Captain James E. Coulter, formerly warden Of the
City Prison. and now presiding at the Yorkvie Po.
lice CourC, was served with writ OF quo rGrran,o
yesterday, preliminary to trial IN which his right
W hold the seat instead OF Mr. Henry Murray, VIII
be tested. The Attorney General Will appear III TIE
Case on behalf OF the people.
It was reported dag or two since that safe rob-
berry had been attempted the premises OF A. Wal
Iach Co.. ana that their watch dog on the premises
had been killed by having his throat cut by the
throat being cut as stated, not severng The te
ries or the windppc. The cash was sewed UP aud
the dog is conyaescent.
petition, signed by between three and four hun
dred residents and property owners 10Th street.
protesting against the Fisk concrete pavement
gong down on that street sent 10 the Boara Of
Health yesterday. Tne petitioners ask the Board
int ,icre aud stop the work, many Of the
dents OF the neLshDorho0u are now dangerously III
| IRON the sxhalatlons OF tue composite matter.
Mrs. Laura G. Holloway iectured on sCharotta
Bronlen before large and select audience last even
Ing at Cooper Institute In aid OF the Cuban cause
| 1t was anticipated that soms interruption dis
1 turbance would cnsue rom the interference OF cX-
pected spanish sympathllers, as some OF that class
| mad during the past few days taken great pains to
tear her advertisements and posters or the walls IN
nearly every section OF the city. No demonstration
! was made, however, and tho entertainment passed
] oil very quietly.
! Aman named Michael Morrow was yesterday ar
raigned before Justice Ledwith at the Essex Market
I Police Court charged with burglarously entering
the premises OF Mannheim Brock at No. 327 B0wery.
! Az officer Davis OF the Seventeenth precinct was
passing the basement Ol The above number, used by
Brock a storeroom for tobacco and cigars he saw
! light in the premises and thinking all was not
| right, ho descended and there found the prisoner,
Morrow socreted IN the rear Of the basement. The
officer arrested the man, and yesterday, when ar
stated that he was intoxcated when he went IN aud
had no intention OF stealing anything In default OF
| $4,000 bail he was held 10 answer Ut the Court OF
| General Sessions.
! In the neighborhood OF Franklin street, on Broad
way, quite a sensation created yesterday morn
| ing A pair Of mules, big cart and driver wero
| going lesurc|y down broadway, all unconscious
tnat they were watched by one or Bergh's deputies
Arrived ut the place mentioned the deputy sprang
| out IN front of Tue cart, called a policeman and
! requested him 10 compel the driver to have
the mules rcshod. That was ALL The driver ex pos
tuiated; the policeman rescued, the crowd dor Que
| quickly gathered) laughed, the mules acted as
t mules usually 90 on sttch occasions, and finally
| Dergh's deputy yielded his demand. ''Give US q
| nftn said the driver; them mules will get along
| well enough And they "nlted.n Tie mules The
4 big cart and the driver went on in triumph. The
policeman was puiionhoed Dy the seekers for ''whal
| WAS ths nlatter.'
Commissioner Brennan yesterday tried some
twenty delinquent policemen OH various offences
Tho nambcr OF complaints under his vigorous disci
pline Is rapidly decreasing. In the case Of oI1ceI
| Connor, Fourth precnct, charged BY Mary Kelley
with Improper conduct IN refusing 70 arrest her hus
band, ~ detailed IN InuyBdAYp HERAkp. hs syi