The New York herald., 1870-11-16

James cunningham, man f0rfy-sx years OF age,
whose pecaniary resources were nearly exhausted,
lodging house. 3i7 Spring street, without medical
attendance. Deceased has brother living at No.
lit Perry street.
Justice Shandley at Jefferson Market yesterday
committed Frederick Kicks, aged seventeen, upon
complaint OF Peter Schwindt, OF No. SO West Thirty
second street, charged with appropratlng bill OF
sixty dollars, which he had been sent collect from
q customer.
Mary Smith, poor woman, being unable TO sup.
port her infant child started with it the Infants
Hospital, Randall's Island, but on the way thther
the Daoc died In her arms. Mary then conveyed the
corpse to the Morgnc, ana warden Brennan Of Belle
vne Hospital, notified Coroner Rollins.
Annie Mccarthy was yesterday arraigncd in the
Tombs Police Court, charged with having on Mon
day night last burgar0nsy entered The rooms OF
James Mcdonald, on the hrst floor or No l02 Cherry
street. ana stolen thereirom two stoves valued at
lour dollars, bed and quilt valued at three doh
lars and TWO lamps valued ut ST SO. Justice Hogan
committed the accused.
The Board OF Police Commissioners yesterday re-
ceived letter from General George b. Mcclellan,
engineer OF the Department OF Docks complaining
that tugs and sloops are in the habit or running
down their floats along the docks of tho North
was referred to Superintendent Kclso, with powers
and he win doubtless Instruct the harbor police TO
drTc5l tne OuclucrS.
David Robinson aged nine years. residing at "a
West Sixteenth street, on Monday night snatched
wallet, containing seven dollars, from the hand Of
Ida Cor, OF 96S Third avenue. rs she was passing
down Eighth avenue, near Twenty-ninth street. lie
was found concealed In a barrel, IN unoccupled
house near by, by officer Reilly, of the twentieth
precinct Justice Fowler, at Jefferson Market yes
tcrday, committed him for examination
Commodore c. X. Garrison, James A. Raynor W.
s. Williams and others OF this city largely inte-
rested as stockholders In aud managers OF the New
Orleans. Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad Com.
pAny n ave established line or steamers between
the port OF New Orleans and the Texas coast. The
Thomas kesO, a n iron steamship OF light draught
about 400 tons burden, the first ship OF the line
viii leave this port during the preseut month,
going Immediately into the service on her arrival.
Two gentlemen OF this city-Tom d. Winchester.
OF the Western Hotel; A. c. Catchel or No. 20 Cort.
land stree-and J. q. WestDrook and John Corson OF
New Jersey, returned yesterda ay from hunting expe.
dit on in Pike county, Pa less tnan 100 miles rom
this city. They brought back four magnificent
bucks and ugh braces of partridges TO feed the
This Is new field ior huntsmen, game plenty and
sport rlch Woodcock Is here abundant IN season
and the trout fishing unsurpassed.
Rev. W. II. H. Murray, Of Boston, and OF Adron
dack fame win preach the sermon tonight at tn,
installation OF Rev. Merrill Richardson as pastor 0
| the New England Congregational church, corne
Madison avenue and Forty-seventh street. Rev
| John Todd, ID. d. or Pttsfcld Mass, delivers tn
charge to the pastor, and Rev. j. Eames, d. D.. tn
poet clergyman Of washington D. G., the address Z
Leow " alker. D. D., OF New Haven, and many othel
Conversational clergynsn wxl take part in tine
exercises.
The ONCE OF " Our Society," situated on the first
moor Of the building occupying the southeast corner
OF Broadway and Twenty-third street, was broken
into by burglars sometime between the hours or six
PM. on Monday evening and SIX Am. on Tuesday
morning. The burglars evidently expected to
make rich haul, and knew that Monday was
settling day with the news agents, but as the
cashiers had carefully gutted the drawers before
leaving, they only got away with few cents in
were ali broken open, but the thieves mad al the de-
cency to leave the manuscripts and Jurisprudence
untouched. The thieves will have the chance OF eX-
permenting on Herring safe when they visit .'Onr
| Society" again.
The second annual meeting OF the Central Dispen.
sary was held on Monday evening, at the institution,
| 934 Eighth avenue. On motion, Mr.. Y. X. Steven.
son was elected chairman ana Dr. 8. A. RabOrg re-
questcd act as secretary. The statistical report OF
the home surgeon and visiting physician showed
that 4,676 new patients had been treated In the
dspensary classes; o26 new patients attended at
their homes by the visiting physician, and that
1891 prescriptions have been dispensed during the
year: The following gentlemen were elected to
vice President; J. " Fargs, Second vice president;
D., Secretary, The gentlemen forming me medical
staY OF the Institution invited TO retain their
positions The annual report shows that the trea.
sury Ia not IN very plethOro condition and at the
same time the demands Of the suck poor upon the
institution have increased by at least third upon
the number given for last year.
suN0Y HORSE CARS ron ORANGE n J.