The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

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Justice Hogan yesterday committed qnom.. >.
Ogden and John sutton for having beasen vr,fh !
whip William q. Enright. Of IL Franklin street.
| Association Hall Is to be open tomorrow evening
Cor special service for young men. Dr.. William
Adams will have charge Of the meeting. Last win
Yer these exercises were very profitable and
Interesting.
Andrew Dillon, an expressman, residing In Brook
Ign, was yesterday committed By Justice Hogan on
charge OF having stolen from James Meyer, Jr. OF
beaver street. Two cases OF champagne, Wdued ~
Mxty dollars.
v At the recent German Sanitary Fair DR.. Joseph
Wiener won the picture, "a Prussian soldier OF tho
H1nten, and donated the same TO the Art Committee
iof the approaching sale Of pictures.
Justice Shandley, az Jefferson Market YESTERDAY
committed domestic named Sarah Michacls
charged with stealing diamond pin on the 25th OF
october valued at fifty dollars, the property OF WIZ
Ham VOORHEES,, Of Nyaci. while IN has employ.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Alderman Walsh Andrew Denniston and Gar.
retr Burns were held to answer for breaking into
t the premises o. Bernard Newmaa and stealing
property Was found In their possession
j. W. Reford was arrested yesterday afternoon BY
Detective Tuily charged with contracting bill for
$500 at the Astor House and attempting to defraud
the proprietors out OF the amount. Upon being ar
raigned Deiore Justice Shandley, at JeAersoH Mar
ket, complaint was preferred against INN by MIR.
Stetson, GA which ne was held for examination.
Frederic Epner, foreman Of Engine Company No
81, writes to contradict statement which appeared
in Thursday HERALD, to the effect that sneary all
the members Of the Fire Department. are being
sworn 10 serve as nlarshal3 under Sharpe" The
FIRE Department Is TOO important an lnstii tuition 10
render pleasant the belief taat It's usefulness Is
BENG mariea By political ASSOCIATION.
George W. Blunt. for many years assistant In
the District Atorney's oace or this county yester
day rendered his resignation, thus leaving iucra.
tive and honorable oice 10 be filed by SUCCESSOR
Mr.. Blunt was one Of the most gentlemany and able
view TO dev0ting Ills time and many talents to his
priva.e practice. John r. Fellowes and William M.
Tweed Jr remain AZ their respective posts as AS
sstant District Attorneys. fa
An enthusiastic meeting OF the cigar ana tobacco
men OF the Eleventh and Seventeenth wards was
held last evening at the corner OF avenue ana
flrst street to further ne election Of David H.
Mr.. eicAipin Is the nominee OF the Young Demo-
crazy and also receives the support or the regular
republicans. Several speakers addressed the meet
ing Ia German and English, and Mr. McApin'3 cleo
ton was urged IN view OF his naturalization with
the vast tobacco interests Of the city.
Robert Miller, Of No. 10 west street, yesterday, at
the Tombs, charged Edward Enrryht. OF No. II
Greenwich street. with having assaulted him In the
street with catlin. Mr.. Miller ana DR.. Merrill were
standing on the sidewalk In trout OF No. IA Green.
wich street. when finlight came up and struck the
complainant; bur Dr.. Merrill Is OF opinion that the
blow Intended for himself. Enrght Icing
friend OF DR.. SHINE, with whom Merrill mas recently
had difficulty which now awaits disposition at tbs
Tombs. Justice Hogan held Enrignt for trial.
at the opening OF the gymnasium attached to the
''Capitel,n Jem Maces establishment last evening,
Captain Slain, the champion amateur sparror, who
mad been announced to appear, failed to put In an
appearance. Mr.. Joe Coburn beng present, kindly
consented to spar with Jem Mace, and the uniniti-
ated lew ere treated the finest display or the
manly art OF sefdefence that was ever seen In this
city. The being small, the men were at close
quarters all the time, and were compelled TO tstay
at it, and the display or science agility and rapid
sparring was superb.
Between two and three O'Clock yesterday morning
Mr. Charles A. Hiscatt, Of No. 200 West Eighteenth
street. heard burglar proving about his house,
and, arming himself with a loaded cane, proceeded
to The front parlor, the first noor where no found
man named Edmund Dwyer making an effort to
| get out Of the 'front.' door which had been
! forced open with some instrument Striking the
midnight intruder q powerful blow over tho head
| with the cane he dropped on the floor, when an
! alarm was raised, and the burglar given into the
hands OF officer Noble, OF the Sixteenth precinct and
conveyed to the station house. Upon being con-
veyed beio.e Justice Shnnway, at Jefferson Adarkes,
! he stated he IS twenty years, resides at Al
Eighth avenue, is Clerk by occupation, ana knows
| Of $1,000 bail, he was committed to answer at the
! General Sessions.