The New York herald., 1870-09-08

Average temperature for corresponding date
iasI IYear....... 1873
The Department OF Public Parks announces that
| II the weather be fine there VIII he music by the
! Central Park Band in Madison square this evening
from ha1-Dast four to half.past six O'Clock.
Morley, the Sixth avenue car conductor, who a
, sensation morning paper yesterday had killed by a
hackman named Short, was but slightly injured by
the pistol shot that entered his side.
Judge Hogan yes erday held in bah Patrick
Mccarthy. a bartender, OF No. Amity place, q
charge OF his having stabbed in the face with
knife Edward Mulhal, OF 80 Prince street.
James Mcwhams yesterday morning met Peter
Mu'lard, OF Brooklyn. In Warren street and
snatched from him watch valued at te n dollars
McWlliams was arraigned before Judge Hogan at
the Tombs in the afternoon and held to an swcr.
Thomas Reilly, bandmaster of the First regiment
National Guard, Hawkins Zouaves died yesterday
at his residence in this city. Deceased was an old
and popular member OF the command and Will be
buried with full military honors on Friday next.
Professor Louis Elsberg last evening concluded
his lectures before the Liberal Club. the subject
of natural evolutions the paper read being entitled
rhe Hypothesis of Regeneration In relation to the
Evolution Of Organic Germs.'
On Tuesday night the residence Of Martin Raynor,
In 131st street, near Third avenue, was entered by
burglars through The rear window and robbed of
Sal IN money, gold watch and two sets of ewelry.
the value OF the property is about five hundred
dollars
Mary Finn, OF No. East Broadway, In the Tombs,
yesterday, charged Elizabeth Devn with having
stolen from her 5000. The money was in pocket
Elizabeth took aud conceaiei It between two beds,
where 1t was found. She was committed to an
swer.
| Coroner SchIrmer was yesterday called to 143d
street, near the North river, to hold inquest on
the body OF John Duffy, forty 1ve years Of age and
by being struck on the head by falling derrick at
Brooks foundry Deceased lived near where the
accident occurred.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday John
Co1roy, OF 4l6 East Tenth street, pleaded guilty to
dischargng aloaded revolverat Charles Ryan, OF 53e
East Fourteenth street. Mr.. Ryan wounded,
but not dangerously in the breast. Some private
grudge OF Conroys is said TO have been tue motive
OF the firing. Held to answer.
John Malson, a well known pickpocket, was ar.
rested yesterday in st. Anus church by detective
Murphy, OF the Fifteenth precinct while plying his
trade among the crowd OF fashlonable3 assembled TO
take part in the funeral services of the late Dr. Bed
ford. Malson was subsequently arraigned at Jefer
son Market and committed for trial IN default of bail.
The funeral OF Christopher Higgins. the brush
tory by Valentine Rictal, night watchman, took
place yesterday, from his late residence in Liberty
street. The procession was large, the Brushmakers'
Union turning out in iorce. The body was taken to
Calvary Cemetery.
While engaged in the erection Of an organ in
the American Institute building, corner of sixty.
third street and Third avenue, yesterday Alexander
Heckert, OF fremont, very seriously injured Dy
beam falling distance Of thirty feet and striking
him on the back. The injured man was sent to
SURGEON
John Stevenson, q fashionably dressed young
man. giving his residence at 3S2 First avenue, was
brought up at JEFFERSON Market yesterday on com.
plant OF Bernard M. Duke, who caught Stevenson
IN the act Of stealing from the Of deponent at
459 Sixth avenue quantity Of clothing valued at
officer Byrne, of the Twenty-ninth precinct and
committed for trial In default Of 81, 900 bah.
Inspector BecKwth. OF the Custom House, yester.
day, on examining the baggage of passenger just
arriued per steamer MORO Castle from Havana, dis
covered and seized large number or cigars con-
cealed IN the false bottom Of trunk. They were OF
superior quality and would have been fine haul
for the sm1gger. They were turned over to the
proper AUTHORITIES
In the report Of the proceedings OF the Police
Board, published on the 4th instant, 1t was stated
that officer John r. Hogan, of the Twenty-ninth
precinct, was dismissed for fntOx1cation and being
carried to the station house In cart. It was upon
the charge OF ntOxication only that he was dis
missed, and upon the charge Of riding IN q cart an
officer OF the sixteenth precinct was similarly dis
posed Of
Oflcer Carpenter, OF the Twenty ninth precinct
arraigned at Jefferson Market Police Court, yester.
day, a young man named Patrick Frawley, charged
with burglariously entering unOccu upied dwelling
h Ouso situated on the northeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and Twenty sixth street, and attempting to
steal therefrom $500 worth Of lead pipe. AT the
time of his arrest Frawley had in his possession
some burglars tools. Committed for trial in default
OF 81, 500 bail.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the trustees Of
the German Immigrant Aid Society," held yesterday
afternoon. report was submitted showing that
during the month of August there came from Eu-
rope 1874 passengers, In fifty vessels forty-one OF
| which brought 23T5 Germans from the following
ports:-From Bremen, six vessels, 785 passengers;
Liverpool 20 vessels 769; Hamburg, vessels, 1856;
Ilavre vessels, 304; Glasgow, vessels, 72; Lon.
don, vessels, 90. The German immigration In
August 1862 exceeded that OF this year by 5.47 and
for the eight months of last year ending OH the
3tst of August 1908 more Germans came to this
city than in the corresponding time this year.
John Harry was arraigned at Jefferson Market
yesterday on a complaint OF Philip Weckenser, of 70
Greene street, who charged that the 9Th OF Au-
gust Harry came into his saloon at the above num-
Der and entered into negotiations with view OF pur
chasing It.. Weckeuser agreed to sell and received
| In payment from Harry check on the Germania
Bank for S215, the sum stipulated upon On inquiry
at the Germania Bank Mr.. Weckenscr found that the
| defendant mad no account there. Information was
at given to the police, and on yesterday Harry
(who old bogus check operator) was arrested by
officer Hces, OF the Eighth Drecinot The prisoner
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