The New York herald., 1870-01-20


1859. 1870. 1859 1870.
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q. NJ. NJ. 81 g OK or. NJ. NJ. - - ~ 81
j. M.......... 80 So laP. M. 81 80
Average temperature yesterday.
Average temperature for corresponding daie
last year.
wAlmm Robinson. tho man " no picked the pocket
Of Miss Jane Lowery, No. 500 Nath avenue, while
she was in the advertising ONCE Of the HERALD.
There were forty -ninc prisoners on the watch re-
turns at the Jefferson Market Ponce Court yesterday
morning. the majority OF whom were charged with
intoxication and lnnor offences.
Yesterday morning. by Dire In the engine room
OH the fourth moor ID. Miiiemaa 4 Son, Of No. I62
West street, sustained loss SOCK Of 1900. and
on building Of x.0oJ. The damage IN Iuily covered
by insurance
Yesterday Marshal Tooxer compelled the pro.
pretor or the premises No. l4a Liberty street. who
1t IL alleged, swlnded Esex q. Corson out.of 500 by
the envelope game, To refund lle amount, where
upon the dslendant was discharged.
Yesterday morning at early hour Mrs. Bridget
Halahan, sixty vears OF age, taken suddenly III
IN her room. on the second noor Of premises $40
East Thirty fourth street. and diea afterwards
Coroner Fly I'M WAS notified TO hold inquest
the body.
abandoned creature named Annie Howard with
stealing his overcoat valued at aiteen dollars while
In saloon In West Houston street on MDnuay
nlgnt Justice Cox yesterday conulitted ner to
answer, altnough sue denied tue Charge.
James Potts, OF 475 Pearl street, was walking
along Pearl street. tue City Hall place.
on Wednesday night when ne was yrasped by the
neck by James Douaher,y aud ms SILVER watch
stolen from him Dougucrty was COMMITTED BY
Judge Downing at the tomDs Ponce Court yesler
AIlSW "A fuH al .,ugSt Stlus
At the grand Arion representation at the Academy
OF Music tomorrow evening OF weber's opera Der
Freischuetz," Mr. Carl Bergman, the musical
presented MIN last year by Mr. Edwin Booth IL II
VI ivory. richly ornamentea with snver and gold,
and heavily studded with rubies and diamonds.
ON Tuesday night the lighter Atlantic lying st
pier 81 East river was robbed Of rigging. lines &c.
ana cut adrft The police boat Metropolitan
steamed up aud after cruising around for some
time fonnd her ut the loot oi AorGl Eagnth street,
Williamsburg she was t0Wed " her. pier nnd de-
lvered TO tne owners, Robert Coigatc Co., No. 2s1
Pearl street.
Olfcer McSwiggan of the Eighteenth precinct
yesterday morning arraigned Peter Connolly, OF No.
4ts West Thirty fourth street. waiter. who IA NO
stranger In police court, before Justice Cox, at
Jefferson Market. upon complaint Of Margaret Hal
loran, of No. $40 Third avenue, charged with steal
Ing seventy-two dollars III money her room Oh
Sunday last. Peter deaed the charge, but WAS
Temporarily committed Tor examination.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners me. yesterday
| morning, Colonel T. Bailey Myers presiding. com
municaton was received from Mr. Seth G. Hawiey.
transmitting q resolution OF the Board Of Poles
Commissioners requesting an additional supply Of
| hose Tor the Steamboat Metropolitan. Mr.. Hawiey
stated that on Y recent occasion the boat nod to
occasions might occur.eney ought TO be prepared for
the greatest emergency And therefore asked Tor 200
| or 800 feet Referred to Committee on Apparatus.
The funeral OF the late DR.. Alexander Anderson,
gentleman well known In art and literary circles
took place at Trinity church yesterday afternoon
Rev. Dr. Ogby and Rev. Mr.. wEipple o1cIated. The
pail bearers were Messrs. William Harper oi Harper
Il Biotbers, Collins, Allen, Elder, Coolidge and
DuyckncK. Among those present ia tire church
were members oI the Historical society ana Of the
to Greenwood for interment. Dr. Anderson was
ninety-nve years old at the time OF his death. he
was known as the father OF tine art OF wood en-
craving La this country.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Eastern
Branch Young Mems Christian Association, was
held last evening at the rooms, A73 Grand street.
Mr. Seen, who presided, rendered mis- resignation,
and adyerted to the prosperity their society winch
had now been established eighteen mouths Mr..
| Arnold was appointed by the Board VI DIRECTORS
chairman OF the association. and In accepting the
trust he exhortcd the members TO progress In the
| good work In which they had been engaged ana u
n. a
| paper was read Dy the Rev. J. Lestrode on "Aar-
garet Queen OF Navarre.n and listened TO With
marked attention. reception will be held At the
rooms Of the association neat Monday.
| Among the numerous cases OF drunkenness
brought tC the TomDs Police Court yesterday morn
| ing was q man OF the name OF James O'Br,en. He
| was very drunk. ana he was placed In one or the
had been placed In Ms cell OF the prIson attend.
ants noticed OBrlens loot bleeding, ana upOn the
attention OF Dr. NenleS being called TO II ne found
thai 1t was bullet wound IN the Is1.and tnat the
bullet was IN all probability there still. The man
appeared quite unconscious o. tne injury but recol-
and tnat two shots were Aired Previous TO hrs fall
Ing o'Brlen SAYS tnat he resides At AZ Cherry
street, but at three O'Clock yesterday AFTERNOON he
was too drunk to have ANY very clear recollection
about anything.
| Ark Lodge, No. 2s l. o. OF 0. F., celebrated IL
thirteth anniversary Tuesday evening, at Masonic
| Hail. The attendance was very large OF members
| their families, friends and visitors from sister
lodges There was music, addresses, solos, duets,
delivered harmonious poem on riding on . Nine
teenth Avenue Ciu car" and william H.
r'a Of tno order John Kennedy T. q. sire, '' Was
also present, and being called upon, related some
| OF HIS own "reminiscences In connection with the
growth OF the order James p. sanders, r. q. Sire,
was next requested to take the sand ana In DONG
80 congratulated ARK Lodge upon its brilliant
/ record. The company was Joyous throughout and
not until HIST faint streaks OF cav appeared dd
1 the last OF the brethren wend their way h0meward.
| The "Iadies' Physiological and Sanitary Insutute,
VIII be organized on Saturday next, at two p. NJ. at
81. Ann's church, on Eighteenth street. Fifth
avenue. The meeting for ITS organization should be
nnmerousy attended, for It's oDects OF the high
Importance, being nothing less than To dissomi-
nate among WOMEN wider knowledge OF
the human system, Of the laws that govern
health ana life, aud the means OF prevent
snch kuoWledgc, ha,dier motherhood and .
less fcebly developed postcry taan ID now the
heritage OF the American race. The sanctity OF
motherhood II 10 proposed TO incucate as the dear
est the highest The mos. Responsible OF all earthly
omces Ladies are respectfully invited by Dr. Anna
Densmore. Miss NJ. c. Hepburn, Miss Ju Ia A. Bell
Mrs. Dr. wethcrbee and Mrs. H. &. Kimball. This
Ia proposed reorganization OF the material lately
composing the Nomen's Parliament.
EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
At meeting OF the trustees OF the Episcopal