The New York herald., 1870-06-05

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The arrests for the week by the police were 1,s0o
Eliza Glaur, aged three and half years yesterday
fell rom the third story Of her residence Ala East
Seventeenth street, and sustained injuries from
whiCn she cannot recover.
joseph B. Fernandez was held for trial by Justice
Hogan yesterday for obtaining by false pretences
from BENJAMIN M. Metcaf Of No 107 Wall street, a
vessel that he that he wished TO charter
Tor the carrying OF beer.
Martin Devine and Thomas Miller were found In
the premises OF Michael sullivan, No. 33 Roosevelt
street, and were brought before Justice Hogan,
charged with attempting TO steal $500 worth of pro-
perry. They We're ned Tor trial.
Mary Gilbert OF AZ Thomas street, was brought
before Justice Hogan yesterday, charged with steal
ing a gold watch worth eighty-four dollars from
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, OF No York street, as MRS.
Mitchell was standing yesterday in West broadway.
Committed 10 answer.
Superintendent James Donahue, OF the Free Labor
Exchange Of the Department OF Charities and Cor.
rection, reports that during the past week 1853
males and 63s females applied for situations. Male
help required, 1oS; female, TAB. situations were
procured for 10 males and 5S5 females.
Marshal Tooker, of the Mayors ONCE, issued the
ond hand Dealers IA; junk shops as Junk carts, s2
junk boats, 81 express wagons 4 vendors, AZ, carts,
"a; ganpowdef, 2; dog cart, /; porter !; drivers,
IS. Total, $40. Licenses and fines. $1,000 25
Patrick Ryan, a liquor dealer who keeps an estab
lshment at the corner OF SXtieh street and Second
avenue, was arrested last evening for having
assaulted David l.. Connel and cut him severely on
the right jaw and hand with some sharp instrument
Ryan was locked up at the FlftYninth police station
and Connell was attended by Dr. Purdy.
Yesterday afternoon Mary Sculen, of so Mulberry
street. ana Mary Nevens, of the same house, had a
quarrel on The third floor, near the back window,
which resulted In a fight. During the melee both
1ell TO the ground from the window. Scullen
ceved severe fractures OF the skull and right leg,
and Nevens broken leg They were both sent TO
Bellevue Hospital.
The last load Of Fenians from the front arrived
here yesterday by the Central and Hudson River
Railroads. The total number OF men forwarded to
their homes by Colonei Leverich, Of Governor HoH-
mans sta6, at Mr. Tweed's expense, was I,390-79O
Of whom sent from st. Adams, Vt to Buffalo and
point swest, and 900 from Rome and Malone n. " to
New YORK. The job cost Mr.. Tweed $3.50.
William c. King, a freight clerk, twenty-eight
years of age, residing in Brooklyn, arrested yes.
terday for presenting forged check on the Fourth
National Bank, purportng to be signed by Wells,
Costa. No. los Chatham street. and purchased suit
OF clothing. Costa, believing the check TO be good,
cashed IT, but il was afterwards found TO be for
gerry. KING was held by Judge Hogan TO answer.
The stephen A. Douglas Club, Of the Twenty-frst
ward gave Alderman Bernard O'Nei and Assistant
Alderman Patrick Garry grand serenade last Mon
day evening. Both the Alderman and Assistant Al
derman are members Of this club, as We'll as about
$50 respectable young democrats OF the Twenty-rst
ward. The club Is about ninety days old, but al
ready has shown Its strength ana ability to work Tor
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The remains of an unknown man, about 40 years
of age, which apparently had been in the water
about ten days were yesterday found floating IN the
dock foot OF pier No. l, North River. Deceased wore
dark pants gray vest and heavy undershlrt The
body carried TO the MOrgue, and Coroner Rol-
Inns notified.
Yesterday afternoon David Goldberg, a Pole TWEEN.
seven years of age residing at No. Bayard street,
either threw himself or fell In front Of switch en-
gine Of the Harlem Railroad, at Forty.ffth street
and Fourth avenue and being struck by the engine
was seriously injured. He was taken TO Bellevue
Hospital The police report that from the action OF
the injured is supposed that he intended TO commit
suicide.
Coroner Rollins was yesterday informed that Mar
garet Stadmeyer, German woman, had died at 537
Sixth street. On the 10Th utimo deceased was en-
gagged in pouring some camphine from large can
INTO smaller one, and, being unable TO see well,
struck a macn, from which some fre fell into the
Clothes s Of MI. siadmeyer We're set on ire ana she
was terribly burned. An inquest Will be held the
BODY to-day.
Andrew Fox, whose carte de visite adorns the
album in the rouges' gaary at police headquarters,
was yesterday arraigned before Justice Shandey at
Jefferson Market by officer Marvin, charged with
being confidence operator, constantly hanging
around the New Haven Railroad depot in Twenty
seventh street. represen ting himself as member OF
the Young Mems Christian Association, and eX-
hiblting card to that effect His post oIilce au-
dress for six months will be Backwells Island.
On Thursday evening next the members Of the
oriental Club composed Of prominent east siders of
which Judge Shandley Is president will formally
open their doors and receive their friends. During
the past three weeks the building, No. 235 East
Broadway. which was at one time the residence Of
and for elegance, comfort ana convenience rivals
some Of the club houses OF greater pretenti0nS. The
club was organized on the birthday Of one Of its
most prominent members, the Hon. William NJ
Tweed. The club although organized but short
time already numbers over 200 members, and bids
1ar to become one OF the most influential in the city
Captain Mount, Of the Seventeenth precinct, yes
terday sent note to Coroner Robbins, in which he
stated that man named George Schott, born n
Denmark died at $50 East Tenth street, under sus.
picious circumstances. Captain Mount had been
waited upon by DR.. j. g. Atwood, OF lbs East Seven
teenth street, who expressed the opinion that Mr..
Schott had died from the effects OF poison.
1t appears that deceased had been complaining for
q year or two past, but particularly on Thursday
last. He retired to bed and the following morning
was found to be dead. From partial examination
of the case by Dr. John Beach 1t would appear that
to-day by post mortem examination.
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