The New York herald., 1870-10-16

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out clothes at No. rs Greenwich street. fell ana ~
ceved what is supposed to be fatal injuries sho
was sent to City Hall PARK Hospital. @
The steamboat Armenia, recently put on the liz
to Newburg, Poughkse &C., In place OF tn
Mary Powell made her last trip up on Saturday and
Will return 10 this cily to-morrowthus closing tne
season. S
Mary Jane Carr. girl nine years OF age resIdinG
at 232 West Fortysecond street. held by Justico
Cox, at JEFFERSON Market charged with stealing 500
In money from q poor woman named Catherine I'm x
negan, on Friday.
On complaint OF Benjamin 8. Raynor paying teller
OF the Tradesmens Bank, Cornelius Lawrence wask
yesterday held to answer by Alderman Conan a.
the Tombs for having attempted TO obtain 500 By
means OF forged cnecx, signed Lawrence h Co.
james Johnson and John Price met William Brown
in Oliver street late on Thursday night and, after
knocking him down, delivered him OF his watch
valued ut ninety-iive dollars. They were arraigned
In the Tombs yesterday aud held for tria by Alder
man Conan.
The Police Commissioners yesterday transferred
Sergeant J. Il. Healey from First TO Twenty-eiyhth;
William b. Smink, Twenty eighth to First; william
Young, First to Second James Lonsdale second to
First precinct ana then adjourned TO attend secret
meeting Of the Board Of Health, reference TO which
Information was yesterday received by Coroner
/ Keenan, that George Dulmeyer, Guild two and
half years OF age, had died the residence Of his
parents, Fifty-seventh street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues from the effects Of spurious vaQci
nation Dr. Randolph, VINO was applied to, declins1
giving certificate OF DEATH and referred the case
| 10 the Coroner for investigation
On Friday night a. Albert II. Dolliver. OF l53
South street, standing on the corner OF Broad
way ana Fourteenth street, he detected conductor
named John Hayes OF $50 East Fourth street. 10 the
.ft tah haa u1aA AnIio
from his pOcket and gave him Into custody. lie de-
| ned the charge before Justice Cox, at Jefferson
Market yesterday, but was committed III default of
| $1,000 bail.
William J. Randall. an Alabama planter, tempora-
rlly stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel, was COM
mitted In default OF 900 bail by Justice Cox, as
| Jefferson Market yesterday, upon complaint OF q
hackman VINO charges that Randall drew largo
spring dirk knife from mis- pocket and threatened 20
commit hari kari upon him. Randall stated he had
been robbed OF nfty dollars while in the coach and
1 was after revenge.
| Oficer Patrick Hogan or the Twenty ninth pre-
cinct yesterday preferred a'compaint nj Jefferson
| Market against George X. Frck. OF West Thirty
! second street, charging that while conveying him
| TO the station house on Friday night he struck
| times attempted TO bite his and on. Upon
searching hm IN the station house a large dirk
| knife was found IN his possession. Justice Cox
committed ham for examination.
| The second decade anniversary OF woman's sui
frage win be celebrated on Friday next at Apollo
Hall. commencing at ten O'Clock A. M, and con
Guiding with an evening meeting at eight O'Clock
social reunion Will be held at the st. James Hote
on Thursday afternoon. Among the prominent al
vocates Of the cause present win be Lucrelia Mott
Susan b. Anthony, u. Caiy Stanton. Abby H. Price
Amy Post Abby II. Gibbons, Pauline Wright Davis
Theodore TiIton. Adele Hazlett and Others.
A few days since Thomas Kerrigan purchased
two horses, worth $500, from Daniel Rayner, now
staying at the Compton House, ana paid onc.rourtt
OF the money at the time or purchase. The horses
were placed in livery stable in Twenty fourth
street till such time as kerrtgan should have paid
| the full amount. As kerrIgAn took the horses away
| from the stable the next day, he was yesterday
charged at the TOmhs Police Court before Alderman
| Conan with having stolen them, and was held To
await his trial.
| David Malone, an expressman. residing at No 370
Seventh avenue, arrested by detective Bull. OF
| the Twentieth precinct Friday nignt charged
with stealing q trunk containing wearing apparel
| valued at 800 from the Hudson River Railroad
| depot the property OF Mrs. w. j. Stack OF Havana
He admitted the charge. and stated he had dis
p0sei OF portion OF the goods a second hand
dealer on Seventh avenue named Jacob Savoy
| They were both arraigned before Justice Cox at
| JeGer5on Market, yesterday, and committed u
answer at the General Sessions.