The New York herald., 1870-07-24
NEW YORK CITY,

NEW YORK CITY,
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Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor LIENS O.
Metropolitan News
The arrests by the police for the week were 2,0S7,
an increase Of twenty-nine the previous week.
An unknown man died in Bellevue Hospital nom
the effects Of the excessive heat. Coroner Schtrmez
The deaths for last week reached the unprece
dented number OF 1,O4s there were 3lT births, aud
III marriages, or 234 persons.
Honora Regan oil No. Birmingham street, while
hanging out clothes yesterday fell from shed, was
severely Injured and sent 10 the hospltal.
Patrick Kelly, employed on the Union depot Forty.
second street and Fourth avenue, seriously
injured yesterday by falling from a tier Of beams
Edward Lyman O painter was committed by Jus.
tice Cox yesterday, charged with stealing fortysx
dollars In money from Emile Hartnagle. Of S71
broadway, on Friday.
Justice Cox yesterday committed Frank Brown
ana Patrick Barrett charged with stealing hawser
valued at sixty dollars from the Inman line OF
steamships.
James Mclaughlin, residing corner OF Firth ave-
nue. and Ninety fifth street. was badly bitten by
vicious dog he was separating from another with
which II was lighting.
The body of man, about ave feet eight inches,
dark complexion, dark HAIR, black coat and pants
striped wooen shirt and boots was found drowned
yesterday at pier twenty-four North river.
CatharIne Norton, a middle aged woman, was
found sick and destitute at 10 Greene street, and
taken to Bellevue Hospital. when death ensued.
nl ngft In hAfh hnyi ~
Newton II. Jewesson, clerk In the employ Of Dan.
lei O'suvan, was arragned before Justice Cox al =
Jefferson Market yesterday afternoon by detectives
Casey and Qulnn and committed ~ answer a charge
or einbezLllng money at various times from his EN-
ployer.
Yesterday morning Patrick Dunn OF 3l3 West
Thirteenth street, was found corner or Seventeenth
street and avenue with severe cut on his head.
sse te s.aiea arS a' @ nc % wns 30 ,o T oo @
/ to Bellevue Hospital. tef 'fgq I'D tl
During Asht yesttfdas in liquor saloon corner
of Forty-nrst street and Tenth avenue, between ,
Thomas Nolan, OF 252 West Forty. first street, aud
John Casey, the former had large portion OF his
lip and chin bitten on. He was sent to Bellevue
Hospital, and tue bitter arrested by officer Cory.
Justice Downing yesterday discharged 1so prison.
ers from Blackwels Island for the two-iod reason,
Of making room lor the prisoners who are daily
| being 'sent up" and for the purpose Of giving o.
had nearly expired an opportunfty or obtaining en-
ployment during the approaching buHy months. I
| On and after tomorrow the steamer Plymouth
Rock leaves pier IS North river at eleven o'clock
| instelh OF hgfpast eleven, and the Jessie iHoyt
leaves at quarter-past seven O'Clock PM, connecs
/ ing With a train for Long Branch the last NAMED
trip gives an evening trip " Long Brancn, tning
| While Mr.. James Eagleson, Of 6s FOURTH avenue,
was driving down Sixth avenue last night In car n
riage containing Mrs. Mcfarland and her two
daughters tue horses at Fifty-seventh street took
| fright ran away and throw the entire party out.
| Mrs. Mcfarland had an arm broken and sustained
other bodily injuries. She was sent To her reSf0ece,
No. 2l3 East Inirty-iiith street. The other occu-
pants escaped injury. ..,,,
| Mr.. Hihouse Assistant Treasurer, was In hs
office In the Sub-Treasury building yesterday and
engaged In the transaction Of regular business
Judge Folger handed over tho department. 10 him.
sold silver Ice pitcher nom the clerks. who TOOK
that method OF expressing their thanks for his
| many acts OF Kindness and courtesy towards tnem
during his occupancy Of the once OF Assistant Trea
surer. The entire amount OF currency on hand In
| the Sub-Treasury Ii about eleven millions aud
quarter, oil which 22,6O0,00o had been counted.
In compliance with notice previously gwen ana
circulated only among a few, quite number OF
| prominent and Influential democrats Of the Ninth
Waru assembled last ngut at the priVatc rcsldence
or well known citizen IN Beecker street, for the
purpose OF forming an $. A. Lewis Club and 10 ex-i
press satisfaction at the very creditaDe manner In
| which Commissioner Lewis had guarded the inte-
rests OF the district III the Board OF Education. After
the election Of president aud secretary pro tenn,
committee was appointed TO draft resolutions, and
shortly after reported In series OF complimentary
ana very laterng resolutions In which the past and
present honorable career OF Mr.. Lewis was euio-
gized and reviewed. II was determined TO solicit
the gentleman 10 become the democratic candidate
| for the next Assembly, piedging the support or all
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should be accede TO their wishes TO leave no stone
turned TO secure hls election. The meeting which
lad in tue meantime been augmented by fresh
arrivals, then adjourned, with band of music, TO
west Fourteenth street, intending TO give the COM
missioner a serenade, but, not aware OF what was
oging on, he had left the same afternoon for SHARON
| and was, In consequence, not at home. ~.
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