The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-26

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James NJ. Sweeney, Clerk Of the gu perior Court
has issued notice directed to the bar that notes OF
issue for cases now on the calendar must be filed
and the Jury lee must be paid on OF before Saturday
July 80.
The opening OF bids for the construction OF stone
bridge over spuyten Duyvli Creek anu for twenty
twojobs Tor street paving, sewer building &c, las
been postponed by Commissioner Tweed ana Comp
troiler Connolly until next Thursday.
Lewis Helstun, OF No Amity street, ana Philip
Beck, ofNo 24o West Twenty-eighh street, yesier.
day gave boHds in The sum OF $500, o,fore Justice
Snandey to answer charges OF VIOLA ing the ENeise
law by not Keeping Their places OF business ciosea on
Sunday.
Justice Hogan, I'm the Tombs Police Court ycster-
tlay committed Tor trial Lawrence Pallister, shoe
maker at No. is Anne street, on o charge or havlg
stolen from Augustus iiiisch OF NO $50 tlst houston
street, eight pairs OF pantaloohs, Vaiued III ioFy
dollars.
AS oficer Woods, of The Twentieth precinct, was
patrolling his post en- Ninth avenue Sunday after
noon, Simon Bernstein set his dog upon him, which
30 annoyed the officer that he conveyed Bernstein 10
the station house Justice STANDBY, at JeifeIson
Market yesterday committed him for examination
James McCabe OF 5ls West Twenty-eighth street,
charged with stabblug Cornelius Duffy, OF 5l2 West
Twenty-eighth street, in the groin with butchers
kEIie on Sunday afternoon, was arragned before
Ju tice STANDBY, at Jefferson Marke. yesterday
morning, and committed TO await the result OF the
injuries A certificate received from the attending
physician states the wounds of Duly are dangerous
Maria J. Cotton, aged seventeen, residing at 205
West Twentieth street, appeared before Justice
shandey at Jefferson Market and preferred a COM
PLANT against young man named William Martin,
charging that While passing along the street at
eleven O'Clock on Sunday night ne pulled her into
MI aeyway and iorciDly yioated her person against
her consent. Martin who claimed that the com.
p!ainant was willing victim, was committed IN de-
fault OF $500 bail.
The United States sub-Treasury clerks have COM
pleed their task far the currency Is concerned.
The amount proved correct TO cent. Yes
rerday morning the gold vault was opened In
the presence Of The three representatives for the
United States government and MIR. Hillhouse, and
fhe work upon the coin Immediately commenced.
AL the trucks were brought into requisition and the
bags formed an immense pyramid upon the noor.
BY working night ana day they expect 10 complete
the task In about two weeks.
The Sunday schools Of Christ church lLutheraw
and ST. Stephens chapel, a branch OF Rev. DR..
Wedekinds church, ana st. Matthew's church, OF
Brooklyn, went on general excursion yesterday on
the steamer Josephine to Aderney Park. The sun
Jay schools represented We're under the charge OF
Rev. g. w. Werner, the efficient pastor OF Christ
church, assisted by Rev. Mes-rs Shultz and Funk.
Inc occasion was enlivencd by music from Srack'S
band. playing popular airs, accompanied by longs
and hymns OF the children and company. Arrived
At the park the excursionlsts parook OF ref gesh-
ments bountifully spread Uefore them after Which
games and amusements were participated III by both
old and young, all well pleased with their enjoy
ments, until the hour OF returning home, when all
departed IN the utmost good humor feeling delighted
and benefited by their excursion. The company
appeared much interested In the presence OF Rev.
Or. weekend, who distributed prizes to the best