The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-16


The Department of Public Parks announce that II
the weather be fine there VIII be music by the Gen.
trail Park Band in Centaal Park to-day, commencing
at halfpast four O'Clock r. M.
Justice Hogan yesterday held for trial at the
Tombs Police court Thomas Dempsey, alias "Paddy
the Boy;' Thomas J. Hedger. alias ''the Cockneyn
and Thomas Kelley, alias 1.-THE Kid, for an alleged
larceny Of case Of boots ffom the store Of Claim
co.
Coroner schirmer yesterday held an inquest at the
Morgue on the body-of Daniel Mooney, VINO died
from menengitis, the result Of the extreme heat Of
the weather, accelerated by intemperance. Deceased
was thirty years OF age, born In Ireland and lived
at No. $40 East Thirty-sixth street.
The steamer Plymouth Rock leaves pier 20 North
river every afternoon for Sandy Hook and returns
about nine O'Clock. Quite crowd Of excursionists
enjoy the trip. and az everything s provided upon
this luxurious craft to render 1t agreeable the 0at
ing hotel ia regarded as q delicious retreat.
The New Orleans nremen, who have been here on
VISIT took their departure for the Crescent City at
six O'Clock yesterday evening by the Erie road
They intend stopping en- route at Elmira, and also
take look at Niagara Falls. Should they not alter
their present programme they will stop at Ctncin-
natl and Mobile on their way home from the West
The delegation OF Indians who have been sojourn-
ing here for theast few days left for their home the
'selting sum- last night, by the Erie road. They in
tend to stop at Buffalo for short time, after which
they will go TO Chicago and from thence to the West
They expressed themselves much pleased with their
visit and went away satisfied.
Coroner Schirmer this morning will hold an In
quest at 100 West Houston street the body Of LIZ
zie Irving, six and half years OF age who died on
Thursday. Last Sunday evening deceased was at
play and IN swinging she parted hands, Lizzie losing
her balance and falling heavily on her head. Com
cusson or Inflammation OF the brain was the result
and death ensued.
George H. Post, now of the House OF Detention
had Kttie Harreon and Charles Smith arragned in
the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Justice
Hogan, on charge Of their stealing from him $192
While lie In the concert saloon to which the &C
cussd belonged. Kittie states she took the money
from complainant and gave Smith 500 Of 1t, while
Smith alleges ne Is not guilty. Both were held.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday before JUS
tice ogan James Aiken Of No. O3 Mulberry street.
arraigned q charge OF having obtained thirty
dollars from the foreman Of the stables Of the Third
Avenue Railroad, after he ha obtained thirty dol
lars from the superintendent Of the road on the
same day on a similar account Aiken had pur-
chased horse from the company for the sum above
named. and on returning the horse Tor some fault
the day after the purchase received the price he had
paid Thirty dolars) from the superintendent. Held
to answer.
James Reed well.known character residing at
SO vandam street. was arrested yesterday afternoon
by detective Jacob Won Gerichten. or the Twenty
eighth precinct, for having recently passed ten
dollar counterfeit greenback on Mr. 'Phil'' Steven
son, o saloon keeper, corner Spring ana Hudson
streets. James has already served term In State
Prison for daring burglary committed in the Fifth
ward. The police say his record Is very bad one.
He Will be arragned before the United States Com
missioner at ten O'Clock this morning. The engrav-
ing was eXcelently well done, and needed but the
government paper and Issuance to make 1t s.cur.
rency Of the realm.n
The following returns Of population were made
to Marshal Sharpe yesterday by the census takers-
Eighth district Of Seventeenth ward, 1850; Twenty
second district, Eleventh ward 1,O74 Seventh dis
trct Twenty-second ward. 1885, Fifteenth district
Eleventh ward, 19o9; Tenth district Thirteenth
Fourth district Seventh ward, $3.50; First district
Sixth ward, 102; Second district, Sixth ward, SIT
Third district, Sixth ward 2,1S8; Twelfth district
Teuth ward l,s44; Fourteenth district, Seventeenth