The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-24


Rum and calorlc killed Charles ". Thompson at
Al oliver street yesterday.
Izzererene Mcclellan, butcher, residing at 1,46i
Third avenue, committed by Justice Cox, at JEFF
ferson Market yesterday in default Of $1,000 bail,
upon complaint of Patrick Campbell, residing at the
corner OF Eighth avenue and Thirty-siXth street,
charged with hitting him on the head with DrIcK,
severely inJuring him.
william and Joseph Fitzgibbons, two sneak thieves,
were committed by Justice Cox at Jefferson Market
yesterday, charged with stealing clothing and jew
elry valued at twenty-four dollars from Mary De
Brunykops, OF No. 81 West Twenty-eighth street, on
Wednesday, Cloud Palhandier, a, Frenchman, re-
siding at No. 1o7 Third avenue. was committed for
examination charged with receiving portion OF
the above goods knowing them to have been stolen.
A well dressed female is going about SHOWING the
queer" In new manner. She goes TO where sur
nished rooms" are advertised ito let" engages
room and agrees to come back next day with her
baggage. She then magnanimousy tenders
twenty dollar bill TO pay the first nstalment OF the
rent gets the change leaves ana returns no more pre-
neglect TO return according to promise. Ii Is well TO
be on the lookout for this dame.
James Carroll, charged with striking Bartholomew
Buckley on the head with Ratchet. during an afray
on wednesday night in one of the shanties In
Forteth street, between Tenth and Eleventh ave.
nues was arraigned Eefore Justice Cox at JEFFERSON
Market yesterday morning by detectives McConnell
and BEN, OF the Twentieth precinct, and committed
Co await the result OF the injuries. certificate re-
ceived from Acting House Surgeon Powell at Belle
vue Hospital states the Injured man Is III CRITICAL
condition.
The funeral services over the remains OF Mrs.
Ellen NJ wife of Police Justice Edward ]. Shandley
who died at their country seat at Orange, N j., OF
consumption, on Monday morning last, was held at
her late residence, No. 1877 Henry street. at one
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. The remains were
placed In handsome rosewood casket on the lid OF
which was silver plate bearing the following nscrip
thirty. seven years and ten months" me funeral
services were performed by the Rev. NJ. Cornellle,
pastor Of the Henry street Protestant Episcopal
church, and attended by q large number OF persons
who knew the deceased while living as an amable
woman, kind and appreciative vile and mQther
the following acted as pau bearers ANU aE
Greenwood Cemetery:-Judges Downing, Cox ana
Koch, County Clerk Leow. Coroner Herman, Deputy
Tax Commissioner David Miller General William NJ.
Tweed, Jr., Assemblyman I. J. Campbell and Mr..
George W. Butts.
The third days session of the New York State Sun.
day School Teachers Convention was opened at the
Collegiate church yesterday morning with the usual
religious exercises. Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D.,
presided The Statistical Secretary read his annual
report. The document goes to show that the schools
of all the evangelical denominations throughout the
State are in a very fiourishing condition..
lengthy discussion was held upon the subject
| Of county conventions and Institutes and
in ten minute addresses, to render them more pro
| ductive Of good. The want Of country and city
schools' was also considered at length At the after
| noon service Rev. A. D.. Vail delivered an address
upon sthe proper means OF training converted chill
| dren." He was followed by Rev. j.. j. Durvea II
some remarks on the pastor and the SUNDAY nt,s
| Of both. The convention adjourned last evening
| with closing address by Rev. Dr. Crosby.