The New York herald., 1870-04-09

Joseph McDermott, Edward Clark and John Ryan,
three boys, ali about seventeen years of age were
charged before Justice Hogan, at the Tombs yester-
day, with breaking into the printing office OF Cor
hetus keii, OF No. "a Fulton street, and stealing
seVenty-5,X doars' worth OF type. paper and STA
tlonery. They pleaded guilty and were committed
to answer.
John Reinhart ffty-one yearslof age, was brought
before Justice Hogan yesterday charged with steal.
ing one dozen shirts, OF the value OF thirysix dol
lars, from J. S. Leeds 259 Canal street He pleaded
ttat ne was starving and tnat ne had SIX hungry
chiidren who were crying for bread, and he was
compelled to do II. Judge Hogan committed him to
answer.
The Commissioner OF Public Works viii have
light job to begin with. Tuomey, the veteran Deputy
Clerk to the Board of Aldermen. yesterday drew up
resolution directing the removal or O lamp post on
Cortlandt street, which is to be presented to the
Board Of Aldermen on Monday next This being the
first order for work under the reformed city govern
ment. Tuomey has saved the nib with which 1t was
written.
The organization OF new democratic club. under
the name OF the stephen A. Douglas Club has been
effected in the twenty first ward. At their meeting.
held at Mr.. FarrelP5 corner Thirty.sixth street aud
second avenue on the evening Of the 7th OF April,
the fohowng gentlemen were unanimously elected
ofncers-Presideat, Nicholas Fisher Jr; vice presi-
dent, Joel A. Fithian; recording secretary, Frank
tltz9erald corresponding secretary, William Grace;
treasurer John digger.
The case OF Teddy Organ charged with robbng
Mrs. Freligh, was again up before Justice Bxby at
the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday afternoon.
There was large number OF persons present whose
interest IN the case seemed to be deep, ana among
those present antcipattons Of rich ana racy devei.
Opments were INDUCED in. They were, however,
disappointed to some extent as the case was ad-
journed before 1t was half through and just az the
antlclpafOnS oil the crowd were beginning to be
fulfilled.
McGOwan har
arraigned before Justice Shandley, at Jefferson
Market, yesterdaylatternoon, by oflcers Qunn and
Shute. charged with stealing a gold watch and
chain, valued at SITS, from Jonn ii. Austin, OF
Staten Island. while standing at the corner OF
observing the procession. The property being found
in his possession he admitted the charge. and was
locked up to answer at the General Sessions.
Coroner keenan, was notified yesterday afternoon
to hold an inquest at No. 553 West Twenty sixth
street over the remains OF Mrs. Catharine Brennan,
who purp0sely terminated miserable existence by
swallowing dose OF Paris green. Mrs. Brennan
had recently been much depressed In spirits In
Thursday morning, feeling unusually low spirited,
she drank the poison, from the effects OF which
death ensued the same night. Deceased was forty
years OF age, and q native Of Ireland.
The second days sale Of paintings and works Of
art at Barker's gallery commenced last evening at
halfpast seven O'Clock. The attendance was good
but the company was evidently not bent upon pur-
chasing, the competition being remarkably dull, and
were the most and we're knoclsa down.
at the figures quoted THE Well and Wetterhorn."
s4'5 S s Tine hstusneG Muse ss
Arnold, S370; 1.-The watering Trough Dy Jerc,n6
THOMPSON. $500, "iile Gallant" py Y. NaYier stsn.
4Ss Ss hS NHSf ,y Hfyu 4 ,S sy Ds eoysm $3.50 and