The New York herald., 1870-09-11

DurlnR Cne past week CneTe were oll complaints
received for violation OF the city ordinances. Of
which number 1875 were seHled and the remainder
referred to the various departments,
The total collections throughout the Unitel sta tes
to the German Patriotic War Fund for widows and
Orphans amounts to sl2o4i0. A large portion OF
this amount has been forwarded already to Berlin
by the Treasurer, Mr.. Philip Besnger.
The viii of the late Admiral Farragut has been
offered TO Surrogate Huchings for probate His
property In this city consists of real estate valued at
100000 all OF which ne leaves to his wife and
His war trophies are bequeathed to his son.
The executive council OF the New Democracy, at
special meeting held at its rooms 35 East Twenty
seventh street. yesterday resolved to heartily thank
the Hon. Eiihu b. Wash0nrne, United States Minister
at Paris for MS prompt anu patriotic recognition OF
the French Republic.
During the past week discharges IN bankruptcy
were granted TO Homer Sword, George W. Wood,
Isaac Rosenburg and John w. Hommoxe. Petitions
were FLED bY Joseph NJ. Gimbrede, Moses s. Friend,
Robert Burgess, Dlbold Milleman, David Millenan
and Henry w. Wheeler.
Max Felix, the man who was alleged to have been
one Of the parties who assaulted Mr.. Mayer few
days since. and who was identified" in the Court
OF General Sessions by Mr.. Mayer, proved not to
have been "the man" after all. and Judge Shandley
accordingly discharged him.
james COoney, aged fourteen, living with his par
ens at No. 622 East Thirteenth street. received ser
Gus injuries yesterday morning by falling from the
roof OF his residence, four story building. A sur.
geon attended him and dressed his wounds, after
which he was sent to Bellevue Hospital. ~c-
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James Donahue, OF the Free Labor Bureau, makes
the following report OF business for the week ending
September 10. Number OF males applied for employ
ment, 274 females 645 male help required 237; fe
male 94Z; situations procured for 2l7 males and $40
females; total number or situations procured 1927.
Alfred e. Lewis, OF Philadelphia, was robbed in
gambling house OF $3.50 and gold watch and chain
on The 2Sh OF May last while visit to this CITY,
Yesterday morning detective Farley arrested "Dr."
Cas0ard n. Papy, Of No. AZ West sixteenth street,
having received information which led him to sus-
pect him OF the rohba ary. Lewis chain found IN
the "Doctor's' fob, and Papy was held to bail for
trlal.
AT the Essex Market Police Court before Justice
Ledwith, William Scobe, OF No. 23s avenue A, and
John Fay, Of No SIS East Sixteenth street, both
the store OF Lena Ris6us, OF No 144 East sixteenth
street, and Stealing nom the till $I0 in bills and
fractional currency The youthful delinquents ad-
mhted their guilt, and when asked how tney dis
posed oil the money sad they mad spent II.
Coroner Flynn was yesterday called to hold an in
quest on the body OF a Frenchman so years OF age
named Mayo, who diel at So Thompson street. De-
ceased had been missing for three days, and the
door OF MS room being forced In by Oicer Block OF
the floor, the remains beng Tar advanced into de-
composition. Mr.. Mayo had lived at the above
number for about ten years, and the small apart.
ment In which he lived was crainmed full OF boxes
and chests, but wnat they contained can be better
determined after an examination shall have been
made