The New York herald., 1870-09-09

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A newsboy tGustave Rud0lph) Of i81 Lewis street,
was severely injured yesterday In Third avenue, by
grocer's cart passing over him.
Richard Ryan. of No. Is Carlisle street. while
swimming yesterday foot Of Harrison street, was
badly cut by some sharp instrument and sent to the
Park Hospital
The Department OF Public Parks announce that
If the weather be fine there Will be music by the
Central Park Band at the Battery this afternoon
from hafpast four TO half-past SIX O'Clock.
Margaret Fisher, OF 73 Cherry street, yesterday ac
cused, in the 1ombs Police Court Peter Cusck, Of
10 Cherry street, OF having struck her on the arm
with an axe Judge Hogan committed Cusick TO
Answer.
Isaac Lnthern Of POS East Fourth street. was yes.
terday committed by Justice Hogan, al the Tombs,
on a charge OF his having stolen a shawl valued at
sixty dollars from Mrs. Pauina Beck, Of 255 East
Third street.
Carlo Bartel of No. IA Elizabeth street, while pick
ing rags in Twenty.slxth street. near Second ave.
nue., yesterday, was seriously injured by a stone
thrown at hlm by Henry Christman boy, of No. 235
East TwentJ-slXth street. Sent to Bellevue Hos
pital.
The Plumbers Association met last night, In Ma
sonic Hail. East Thirteenth street, and settled up
their late picnic accounts. That entertainment
yielded the society $4oO Dues and fines, to the
amount OF thirty five dollars, were taken IN, and
committee was appointed 70 arrange Tor their an
nual ball.
James MOultOn, the Insane man who jumped into
the grave prepared for the reception OF John Reals
remains, and who narrowly escaped death at the
hands Of the nfurlated mob at the funera was yes
terday brought before the Court OF Special Sessions
turned to tile custody OF the New York city au-
thorities who will doubtless commit him to Bloom.
lngdale Asylum.
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Justice
Blxby held for examination August Vollbracht, on
o charge OF embezzlement preferred against him by
Max Levinger Of No. So3 Third avenue. On the 25th
of October last Levinger lent the prisoner the sum
Of forty dollars on false check on the First National
Bank Of Brooklyn. Although warrant was issued
at the time he was not arrested until yesterday He
gave bail In 81, 600 to answer.
Secretary Richardson has decided upon the locks
to be used on bonded cars warehouses, &C.. and
has determined to have two locks ON the bonded
cars--cne the inside and one the outside. The
outside simply secures the cap which covers the
opening in the car by which access Is had to the
inner lock, upon which the government relies for
ondsS ana oer ot or
the Treasury requires locks, splendid piece Of
mechanism, ingenious but simple, strong and ad.
miraby adapted TO the purposes Tor which It Is de-
signed.
To-day Coroner Schirmer will hold an inquest on
the body Of Otto Cook, o youth of ten years, who
was killed on Wednesday evening by being run
over corner OF RivngtOn and Allen streets, BY
horse and wagon driven by Henry Klenke, Of 148
First avenue. Deceased had stepped from Sec
ond avenue car, and as he did so the wagon, on
passing, Knocked him down, with the result stated
After the accident Klenke drove OF, but subse-
quenty surrendered himself to the ofhcer In COM
mand oil the Tenth precinct station to await the
were removed to the residence Of his parents, 141
Orchard street.