The New York herald., 1870-09-15

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A Ls Crosse club u about to be organized In this
city.
Catherine Mcoonvfe, who was badly stabbed by
her brotherin-lA%. Thonas MoConville, WAS ycster-
day removed 70 Reiiesue hospital.
Mayor Han has announcea that ne viii appoint
commissioners Of the new Court House when the
committee appointed on the work shall have made
their report
n Ia rumUred that the Board u Supervisors Will
be convened In few days for the purpose Of fixing
the rate OF taxation for the year 1870 upoa real and
personal estate.
Mrs. Kelly, Of IL Essex street, who was sent 70
Bellevue Hospital BY order Of the Board OF Health,
died there suddenly on Tuesday last. Sne leaves
nye orphan children.
The American Cuban League Martin T. Mac
Mahon president, will meet at the Spingler House
this evening to take active measures In pehan Of
Independence OF Cuba.
Captain Kennedy and his officers yesterday made
raid the vagran,s loafers OF the Five Points,
arrcsting thirty, who were committed hy Judge
Bowling. at the Tolnba.
Henry Rettenoena was yesterday charged at the
yorkvte Police Court with stealing forty dollars
worth Of goods from the American Institute Eair,
and was held To answer.
The lad Arthur Duane Decker, whose foot was
crushed about ten days ago beneath the wheels Of O
coach board the canal boat Time died In Bellevue
Hospital yesterday OF lockjaw.
Matthew Dolaa child foar years OF ayc, fell from
Che third story window OF hts ,ather's house, ss4
Second avenue, on Tuesday last and was instantly
Killed. Coroner Keenan was notlded.
Hezekah spsnge, Of % Jay street. was yesterday
CHARGED before Justice Scott M Essex Masket
Police Court aad held 10 aer for stealing nom
Arthur Blame, clothing to the value OF $50.
Th. Department OF Public Parks announce that II
The weather be nae tnete win be music by tho Cen
tral Park Band In Madison square this evening"
from hafpasi Jour 10 half-pass ak O'Clock.
In consequence Of the crowded condition of the
Tombs and other district prisons the gt,rates OF
the Court OF Special Sessions have resolved Ia hold
al extra session. vi The court every day tn.s week.
W. Gehna and hts wife, Helena OF l0i Mott street.
were yesterday held In bail by Judge lowing on =
charge or having robbed John Shoals OF sixty dol.
lars while e " as drinking IA defendants lager beer
saloon.
George 4. Tuck. Of IS Beaver street, was yester.
day committed for examination A. the Tombs Police
Court for obtaining cigars OF Acker, Mrrall Co..
132 Chambers street, 10 che vaue OF sI15 on bogus
check on the Market Savings Bank
George NasSeloack, aged nine years residing OF
4as East Nneteentn street, fell nom tne ire escape
in the front Of the 1i story windows OF his parents
residence nnd was 20 terribly injured that he died
,o-dST
Samuel q. Crawford OF Albany, was yesterday ar
rested charge, preferred against him by Elias
Vander Of that city Of having SEQ OF him
under false pteteIces representing himself 10 be the
| owner OF properly worth $1,000, &c. He was sent
The Board of Police yesterday transferred Patrick
Kelly, roundinan Of the Broadway squad, tried for
inoXcation tn the Twelfth precinct and dismissed
from the force patrolmen Dennis ken,ey, Twenty
eighth for sleeping on truck. ana Charles Mccall
l1n, 1histy y-secOud. for sleeping behind fence.
william J. kaue, Claiming 10 bo member OF
The ChrIsry ministries, yesterday visited the Jewellery
store Of Adams Co., s25 Broadway, and sold one
Of the salesmcn watch for 1ity dollars. He was
afterwards arrested on charge OF false pretences
the ttnepiece being worth only eighteen dollars
and held to answer BY Justice Cox &C Jefferson
Market
At about nine O'Clock las, evening a fire occurred.
in the fve story brick building, No. GA West
Thlrdeth street, owned by George Sclner, who occt.
pied the INST noor "a kindlmg wood factory. Tho
second floor is occupied by Walker " Co. as a feed
and farlnl mill. The total damage 10 stock and
building $1,000 insured IN the Peoples and Pacific
companies.
AT about nine O'Clock last evening quarrel oc-
CURED between Daniel sullivan, Of 50 Park street,
ana Domingo Dolous, Chinaman, OF 10 Roosevelt
| street. during which Sullivan struck Dolous on the
with q hltcnet, iufcting serious wound SUI
livan was arrested and locked uD at the Franklin
street police station Domingo had his wounsi
dressed ana was taken Nome.
Louis Hagienlan OF POI West Tnrty-thrd street. WIS
charged before Justice Cox yesterday with having
assaulted one Frederick williams, Tae evidence
aho we'd that Williams had secretly asked defendants
wli0 To elopo with him, ana on Tue csday night lage-
man seeing Williams talking with hi, wlc struck
MIN with his ast. Defendant was disclar red and
Williams requested never again TO interfere with
other mems wives.
Avery move, and interesting exhibition was given
yesterday afternoon. Ut the free bath, foot of th
street. East river, under tile auspices o. Miss Kate
Bennett the lady instructress The feature OF the
occasion was race Tor the swiftest swimming
About twenty ladies contested for the prizes three
IN numberl which were won respectively BY Mis-,
Hattie Grant, Mrs Leopold and MI Lizzie Lessons
Alter The race there vas an exhibition OF fancy
swimming given by Aiss Bennett and Miss Grant of
the Charles street OATH
Yesterday afternoon tho adjourned examination
ia the case OF Jennie Pousard against James Nash.
deputy sheriff. for scduction came up az the York.
vile Police Court Tie particulars of the case AZ
havo already been published and the only new poirlt
oI Interest elected IN yesterdays examination was
ihat Nasn - ana wa' ~ Tn. time lie wfolged Mis-,
Pouisard. married man. The case was f,r.nsr
adjourned for TWO weeks from date.
Tho Charles q. Cornell Association held their AN.
nual picnic 81 East River iark yesterday afternoon
aud evening. The grounds were nberaily decorated.
and. Judging frous the crowd OF handsome lassie,
and gay laddlcs who were present MIR
Cornelrs popularity must ba well founded.
ut
ble lady were on hand to forward the
festivities. Coroner Rollins, Alderman Chariock.
COlonel George, ex-Aderman Guntzer, ex-Supervt-
sor kennan, Judge Gross, Judge Quinn, Judge XIV.
I'M arld large number OF other lights the political
world were present and entered INTO the merrlucnt
which prevailed with much gusto.
An &lmlrable portrait Of Tom Cornell. with the
motto ''Sdns petr et sans reprocheo adorned the
baiiroon where everything passed or as happily as