The New York herald., 1870-09-18


Labor Bureau Nos. and 10 Clinton place, makes
the following report or business for the week ending
September lI:-Number OF males applied for sltua-
uons, IVA; females, $40; male help required, 1856;
lenaie VIZ; situations procured for l58 males and
79o females. Total number Ol situations procu red
954.
Yesterday morning row occurred at the Harlem
depot between two hackmen named John Sommers
alias "Fly Boy" and Denny Meohan, "the hack
man." during which the former hurled two large
stones at the latter, severely w0undng him on the
head and arm. Justice Cox committed ''Fly Boyn
Ii default OF $1,000 ball, to answer charge OF ielo
NOUS assault
Patrick Corrgan, OF 105 Washington street. was
yesterday held 10 answear by Judge Downing, at
the Tombs for injuries inflicted William Stack, Of
II Carlisle street. by stabbing in the abdomen. At
the time OF the ARRAY STACKS life was despalred or
but alter nve weeks IN hospital he has so far
recovered as to be able 10 make a complaint in
court. Strange 10 say, Corrlngan was not arrested
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday James
Divine, OF West Twenty fifth street, was held to
answer by Justice Scott, on a charge OF stealing
gold watch, valued at 500, from the premises of H..
+. Loewe, ~ avenue "A. The prisoner went into Mr..
Loewe's Jewelry store and asked to see a watch.
Upon being shown gold watch he took II to the
door, as though 10 inspect ir and ran or lie sub
sequenlly arrested.
henry Muller, OF oll seventh avenue, and Ed
ward Nimson OF l5l West Twenty-hfth street. were
arraigned yesterday afternoon at the Essex Market
Police Court, before Justice Scott, charged will,
attacking young LADY named Elizabeth Nuskey,
OF 2l5 West Twenty seventh street. IN Twenty. first
street, between avenue and First avenue, and rob.
bing her OF silver watch and gold chain. The ac-
cused were held " answer.
Coroner Schirmer was Yesterday called to St
Luke's Hospital TO hold an Inquest on the body OF
Patrick Brennan, whose death was the result OF i-
juries received about ten days ago by falling from
one Of the walls OF the Cathedral Fifth avenue and
FIFTY -1rst street, where he WINS employed as stone-
cutter Deceased was thirty-dve years of age and
born III Ireland. He has left widow in Forty fourth
street, near Ninth avenue.
Henry Bushman, OF 12s West Twenty-severth street,
lessee OF the house No. 16l Greene street. In which
Minnie Honsedt, the proprletress lately shot by
soldier, on Friday night visited the house under
the influence OF liquor and demanded possession Of
the premises, the corpse still being IN the cOflin
ready for interment. His demonstrations were of
such an unreServed character that officer Carl, OF
the Eighth precinct, was compelled to convey him
10 the station house. Yesterday morning. upon
being conveyed before Justice Cox at Jefferson Mar
ket, ne promised TO keep away from the house until
the corpse was buried, aud was discharged.
Yesterday morning, at five O'Clock, Fanny Cum
mings woman thirty-four years OF age, late OF No.
lS6 Forsyth street. was found lying down In the rear
yard with cut over the right eye supposed Tor the
police report TO have been received by Il fall while
intoxicated. Coroner Keenan, took charge OF the
case, ana from partial investigation he feels salts
fed that deceased, who was a widow, fell from the
roof OF the three story building in which she lived
to the pavement. Fanny sustained fracture OF the
skull and one or her legs was broken. Deceased
was Incorporate woman and had been absent
from home for some days.