The New York herald., 1870-08-20

"a; M......... = s2 sP. M........ 50 ssk
Average temperature yesterday .............. s4,s
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.. ................ I1S
Margaret J. Lyons aged eighteen, died snidenly
yesterday at No. 60 Mercer street OF yellow iauu-
dice AS the deceased was not attended by pnys-
can Coroner Schirmer held an inquest.
Yesterday an unknown man. aged about foriy-hvc
years. small side whskers dark hair, red shirt dark
pants and vest, found, corner OF Mercer and
Broome Streets with fractured skull. lie was sent
TO Bellevue Hospital In an insensiDle state
John Kerney, Of Brooklyn, a boiler maker by oe-
cupaton, held to by Justice Scott at the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday, on charge or
stealing from Ernest Oettler of Is Chrystie street
valuable gold watch. Kerney is said to be noted
thief. i,.r -
Justice Cox. at Jefferson Market, yesterday com
mtted bartender named Edward Snerlnger, upon
complaint of Theodore Jacobs. OF 481 Eighth ave-
nue., charged with stealing watch. chain set Of
studs and revolver from him, on the LIST inst, val
ued al $346
As oncer Walters, OF the Sixteenth precinct, was
conveying John Lamb to the station house on Thurs
day night he forclbly took his club from nm and
beat him the head with 1t, Severely njurlng
HIM. Justice Cox yesterday committed Inn lot
Philip w. Wagar a boy, OF No. Congress streer,
Oh THURSDAY dILerQOOu lOfceu open u CHEST III HIS
fathers house and stole thirtyve dollars in money
lie was arrested by detective Won Guichten and
yesterday committed to the Juvenile Asylum by JUS
tice Cox, at Jefferson Market Poilce Court.
william Morris, of No. sol Greenwich street, on
Thursday night forced open the paper stand Of
Joseph Leicht, at the OF Houston and Hudson
streets and attempted TO steal quantity OF books,
valued at $3.50. lie denied the charge yesterday
before Justice Cox but was committed In deauit OF
$500 BAH.
r'r
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tice Koch Joseph Policy and Charles Woolf were
held for trial on q charge OF having stolen eggs,
potatoes and apples to the value Of SIG, from the
store of Theodore Kelly, $50 West Sixteenth street.
The property Is alleged to have been found IN pos
session Of the accused.
Michael Farrell, laborer, residing in Forty.nrss
street, on Thursday night amused himself by pung-
ing sheath knife into the hip, breast and groin or
Third avenue. He was arrested by ohlcer Evees, OF
the Twenty ninth precinct and yesterday committed
by Justice Cox, In default OF 1000 ball.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Jns-
tice Koch. John Sullivan was committed charge
OF having on Sunday last stabbed with some sharp
Frapeis MsGnre m Of s Mulberry Street, Sullivan is
only seventeen years OF age resides at 40 Oliver
street, and says he Is not guilty.
James Sally, aged nity-three and carman died
yesterday in the Park Hospital from the effects OF
injuries sustained the 3Otn ult. by his falling from
his truck AS the deceased fell to the pavement his
head came In contact Win tue ~ wheei @ ana ms neGK
| to Coroner Schirmer, who Will hold the necessary
investigation.
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yesterday as
| the Morgue the remains Of Thomas Barry, aged
| eight years. who, 1t Is supposed, was accidentally
| drowned on Tuesday last, he having been missing
since then The parent OF the boy reside at 80 Scan
nell street, and the body was found IN the East river,
| or Backwells Island. verdict OF death by drown
| Ing was rendered
! superintendent Jourdan yesterday issued General
Order No. o. announcing that the Commissioners Of
Charities and Correction prepared to remove to
| the M0rgue all dead bodies Of unknown persons
| found between the hours Of SIX O'Clock A. NJ and
SIX O'Clock ?. N. The sergeants are instructed 10
| notify Superintendent Keiloch through the Seven
| teenth precinct station house.
! In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tice Koch, Michael Mooney and Edward Sherwood
| were held for trial on cnarge Of having stolen
thirty dollars worth Of cashmere from the Nos,
2l and % White street. Edward Hamblln, OF No. LOT
West Broadway, testified to having seen an un-
his possession and hand 1t to Sherwood, III whose
| conpa ny Mooney was.
! Warden Brennan, OF Bellevue Hospital, noti6ed
Coroner Schirmer yesterday that it would be neces
| sary TO hold an ante-mortem examination In the
case OF Dennis O'Brien, aged twenty-five and ma
| tive OF Ireland, ne DelnG the zeal WuC6 WHO was
stabbed at 6s Orchard street by Francis Deiker
| keeps a lager beer saloon at that place The
| wounded man OF course unable to speak. but
made his statement In writing.
Edward Lloyd Of 10 Madison street. and william
Armstrong, OF 542 Second avenue, confidence opera
tors and three-card monte players arrested at
the New Haven depot on Thursday night by officer
Manu. OF the Twenty ninth precinct, while attempt
ing to victimize countryman, named Roswell VIII
| ton, OF Ashford, Conn., They were taken to Police
rfara N U ~
after which they arragned before Justice Cox,
at Jefferson Markell, and committed to answer.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday the parents
of TWO girls of the town appeared seeking for the
punishment OF their daughters. with the hope Of
| their reformation. Mr.. Abe Hummell defended the
| prisoners, and showed that there was no evidence
upon hich the girls could be held either prost-
| tntes or vagrants: One Of the girls was the same
that gave her testimony at the Nathan inquest. Jus
tice Koch was obliged TO discharge the prisoners for
| want oi evidence.
John Mccormack, alias W. Heugo, charged, In
company with Irving Byron, with forclbly entering
the dwelling house Of L. E. Chittenden, at No. rs
West Twenty-eighth street, on Tuesday night, and
attempting to steal quantity Of clothing, valued at
the HERALD, was arrested by sergeant Taylor Of the
| Twenty ninth precinct, on Thursday night and yes
terday committed by Justice Cox, at Jefferson Mar
| ket, for examination,
In :he Tombs Police Court yesterday. before JUS
tice Kocn John b. Trainer, Of % Broad street, ac-
cused Frank G. Myles OF having obtained from him
the sum Of $225 by means Of fraudulent check on
the Nassau Bank. Myles owed complainant twenty
i've dollars and In payment thereof gave him check
for $3.50. signed by A. q. Willard, on the Nassau
| Bank. Believing Myles statements to be true
Trainer gave him check for s225 on the Bank or
the Commonwealth which cheek was paid. Trainer
| subsequently ascertaned at the Nassau Bank that
Myles' check for $3.50 was worthless. Wherefore
the complaint Nyles was held for examination.
Emma Reed, the notorious panel thief and pal OF
Mart Allen yesterday appeared before Justice Coz, ,
at Jefferson Market as complainant against young
man named John Edwards, charging him with as
sauiting her. The prisoner, who was arrested by
ofcer Brennan, OF the court squad, belongs to
snactahla family In BROOKLYN and formed fhp