The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-13

Y M::.;, = 81 .2P; No.. II g,
Average emperauc for corresponding date
last year .................... 7In
William Lynch, residing corner OF Twenty.nnh
st ect and Third avenue was sent to Bellevue Hos
pstal, suffering from sunstroHe.
The Police Board yesterday transferred Sergeant
lockwood, OF the Twentylhrd precnct, 10 tho
Tenth, ana Buckley, OF the Tenth, TO the Twenty
third precinct.
the Department OF Public Parks announces that,
II the weather he fine, there viii be muslc by tho
Central PARK Band iu Washington square this even
iny, from Six 70 e!Rht O'Clock.
John Moran was yesterday arragned at the York.
vile Police Court charged with being implicated in
committing burglary with Edward Herman, alias
Barney Mcclure, Oh The hotel in Jones' Wood on the
9Th oi June last, and vas committed Tor trial.
The New Orleans dremen paid visit to the City
Hall yesterday accompanied by Messrs Widcy,
Sothern ana Harris, OF the Mutual Base Bail Club,
and inspected the various OFFICES therein. Last even
lng ny invitation oil tue proprietor, they visited tho
Theatre Coml9ue. They intend 10 visit KanJalls
ana BiacGwei's Island to-day, and taSe their depart
ure Tor nome III the evening.
Last evening the Rev. Mr.. Kiltredge pastor OF the
Eleventh Presbyterian church. gave reception at
MS residence In tilty-nitli street. Lexington
avenue There were present not less than three hun
urea persons. WHO had assembled TO pay their re-
spects ana Dd TIE reverend gentleman farewell pre-
viOus to mis- departure for chicago where he goes TO
take charge Of he Second Presbyterian church.
James Griffin was removed from Eleventh avenue
ana Forty fifth street 10 I've Twentysecond precincs
station house and from thence to Bellevue Hospital
suffering from Injuries caused by having been run
oycr by cars oi tile Hudson River Railroad Company
The report OF the matter which reached tie City
fs in
III motion. The injured l.lan died alter his adl.s-
sion To the hospital
In the TOinbs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
tice Hogan two anllavts were made In the OF
wilson, who, on Sunday night last, was shot by
man named Nolan on IA staten Island ferryboat Ono
was by Frank Peterson, OF No. Garrison street,
Brooklyn, who states lie n ard wilson sal 1t was
Nolan who slot him. and the other ny Charlotte
Ericsson Of No. 80 East broadway, who testiheI to
having seen Nolan snovt wilson.
Frank G. Todd, porter In the Central National
Bank, corner OF Pearl street and Broadway, was
araancd IN the Tombs Police Court yesterday be-
fore Justice Hogan, charged with having stolen
$1,000, WHICH "a servant OF the Dank. he mad been
sant to deliver al the United States Express ONCE,
10 be sent 10 Akron, OHIO, 10 The SecUDd National
bauk Of that place When Todd was arrested by
The sixth preclnct police he rather tardy gave up
S35 500 OF the money which Was all that WAS left, he
having spreed the rest OF 1t. Todd pleaded guilty,
ana was heid ~ ban III $1,000
On Monday evening, ut a late hour, while Christian
Hermann was watching some unfinished buildings
In Second avenue, between Sevenly-sixth and Sew
cnty.seventh streets, Micnael Reilly, and anolncr
man whose name IL unknown entered one OF tho
houses and acted IN very suspicious manner Her.
mann believing them To be thieves fired upon them.
man was conveyed to Bellevue Hospital, and officer
MCGEE, OF the Nineteenth precinct arrested Her
mann, who was nel to bail IN heavy bonds 10 APP
pear when called upon FOR trial. The statement VI
Reilly may, however, put a dtilereut phase on tho
matter, when lie makes one.
Last evening drunken fellow, named O'Sfea,
went into Nolan' restaurant, In Ann street. near
the HERALD Office and began to abuse the bartender
for having the front Of the building painted and al
lowing him to lean against 1t and soil bis clothes.
The bartender de :arcl he had no ming to do with
the paint but NJ O'Shea could not II, and after
cursng The bartender few minutes he hauled out y
pistol and began ilring Mt hin. The bartender ral
out into the street and called Justify for
but none responded. Finally some gentlemen who
were passing went In and induced UShea 10 pug
up ms pistol ana go away alter which the bartender
returned, 10 IND several dishes, glasses, &c,
broken up about the moor.
Mrs. Bridget Burgess went to the Safe Deposit
Company, on the corner OF Broadway and Liberty
street, yesterday at noon and withdrew three ons
thousand dollar bonds OF the Central Pacinc Rail-
ROAD Company numbered 1887, 1851 aud 1856. She
was followed from the door b. two sneak
thieves into her lawyers onlce, at NO. IOl
her attention by some questions while tho
other snatched The parcel OF bonGs from the
table and escaped with II. IL - hoped that dealers
Will notice the numbers as above and stop the r.is-
Gals II possible. reward OF 5000 Is offered In
advertising columns. The loser Is poor widow aQl
Is lett entirely peDniless by the loss
Superintendent Jourdan ana Captain Kelso have
charge OF the matter.
Yesterday afternoon the Medical Board OF the East
crn divison held their regular meeting in tho trus-
TEES nall, corner OF Grand and Essex streets, the
President. DR.. U'snlvan in the char. DR.. Garrisn
read very able and Interesting paper upon the SUBJ
Ject OF hydrophobia He said the 1rst authentic III
formation we have OF the existence Of the disease is
found in the work OF an ancient writer,
who states That in 1871 the wolves Of
Franconia were attacked with 1t, and. what
is very remarkable circumstance, they avoided thA
focks and herds aud invariably attacked the shcp-
herds, and upoa several Instances followed them
into the towns, where they bit great many persons,
which In every case proved fatal lie said also that
no cure has ever as yet bcen discovered 10. this dis
ease, but were he treating it he would Invariably put
the patent into q vapor Daih. It IL mistaken idea
that dogs, When afflicted with the maladY, ae AFRAID
OF water. Human beings, however, are.