The New York herald., 1870-05-30

house on Saturday night, was founa sick with re-
lapsing fever yesterday and was removed 10 Belle
vuo Hospital
Louisa Freeman was arrested by detective Ttley, ,or
the Central ONCE In Eairnaven. ana brought TO this
city yesterday, on charge OF stealing trunk, con-
taining watch and quantity OF wearing apparel.
the property OF Maggie Morton, OF "a Gre. nWicn
FORE saued owa az a. the Police Csar and
he'd TO answer.
Early yesterday morning Dnniel Lysaght . man
forty.avc years OF age while much under the In
nuence OF liquor fell down two flights OF stairs as
his residence No. s3 Mulberry street, and fracsured
his skull. He was taken up insens!ble, and died
soon afterwards. Coroner Schirlner was n0tineu 20
hold an inquest on the body. Deceased lett u SnhH
family.
number OF citizens, admirers OF Mr.. Weston. tho
pedestrian having united In an address TO him. in
which, while expressing their admiration OF his pow
ers as ''walKist," they desire an opportunity OF
giving him a benefit previous TO his departure Tor
Europe, Mr.. Weston names the ID OF June as the
day aud the Empire RINK az the place for the pro-
posed exhibition.
A colored man, intent upon plunderr Saturday
morning, walked into the apartments OF Mrs. Bodcn.
on the third noOr, rear, or No. 1863 Prince street,
asking for work a whitewasher, which being re-
fused, he walked out again, locking the door DO.
hind. Mrs. Boden who was thus imprisoned ana
could not effect her deliverance until the rascal had
made his escape, then discovered that during the
moment he was In the room he mad put MS hand ia
open closet and stolen u p0cKetD0ok In Wnicn
were thirty dollars. She reported the case at the
station house, but Captain McDermott could not give
her any help.
The abstract or the report or the Park Meteoro0-
gical Department for the week ending May 2s, 1870.
shows the following results:-Barometer-Mea
20. 919 inches maximum, at IL p. NJ. May ~.
80. 1906; minimum at A. Nj. May 2S, 20. $50; range,
.4I6. Thermometer-MeaD, 62.4 degrees; maximum,
at +. NJ. May 70, 1876; minimum at A. M.
May 2S, 500; range 2S5. Rain fell on the 2tth from
II. q 4 r.. M. 04
the 28th from A. NJ to II 7. NJ, .l3; on the z7tit
from Oh. ON. A. NJ. to IL r. NJ, .10total amount OF
water Tor week, ~. Distance travelled by the WIND
during the week, $40 miles,
Coroner Keenan, was yesterday morning called 70
the Fourth precinct station house to investigate the
circumstances attending the death OF an unknown
man who had been assaulted by Thomas Crowley, OF
No, 5S New Chambers street. at three O'Clock In the
morning. in front OF No. 20 Oliver street. Crowley
states that he talking with Mrs. Bridget Fagan,
of No. 10 James street, when deceased came up ana
insuted him, whereuDon he Crowley struck the
stranger and he fell dead on the pavement Crowley
was arrested, and with deceased taken TO the station
house. Drs. Wooster Beach and Cushinan made q
pOstmortem examination on the body, on which
there were found no marks OF violence. The brain
and such the verdict OF the jury, Coroner
keenan, discharged Crowley from custody. De-
ceased was about thlrty-nye years OF age.
1--WE feet eight inches In height, with hgEo
brown hair, heavy sandy whiskers and blue eyes.
On the fingers OF his left hand wero TWO gold rings,
on one OF which the initials ~. T." Deceased
was dressed IN light pants. black sack coat, green
| nechtic, blue woollen under shirt, white muslin
shirt, aud black round top hat. The body was sent
| to the Morgue Tor Identification.