The New York herald., 1870-05-25

Average temperature yesterday. .............. 72H
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. IVA
The Hic4site Friends continued In ession yester-
day at tile Rutherford place meeting house. The
meeting was as usual, private
Mrs. Virginia @. Burke states In "cardn that the
reports that suits have been brought against her by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner for having charged them with
poisoning her father are untrue a. no papers nave
been served on her.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Flynn concluded the
inquistion in the Of Mrs. Martha Geheling late
OF 100 Crosby street. whose death was caused by
burns the result Of setting ire TO her clothes while
lab0ring under temporary alteration OF mind
The transfer Of all the Corporation printing from
Edward Jones " Go. to the New York Printing Com
pany has been made complete by the Mayor afrxng
ms signature TO the resolution passed by the Com
mon Council
Arrangements were made yesterday for the first
music IN TompKins Square. under the auspices OF
the new Department OF Public Parks Unfortunately
the rain caused p0stpOnenent till Thursday even
ing. But lew persons were In attendance
Coroner keenan, was yesterday called to the
Morgue mold an inquest over the remains OF Mrs.
Nancy Latourete, late OF A Christopher street. who
died III Bellevue Hospital from the effects OF dose OF
Paris green which, 1t IL alleged by her husband, she
ndu sWallOWeu VIII sulClOal lQttUt.
On Monday number OF health and police officials,
including Dr. Carnochan, Health Oflcer OF the port
met IN President Bosworth's room ana had private
conference as to the best means OF protecting the
city from disease. The result OF their deliberations
was not made public.
An alleged attempt was made by James RELY to
violate the person Of little girl seven years Old,
named Rosanna Langley, residing at the corner OF
Thirty-ulltn street and First ayeDup. REILLY. who
was arrested was brought before Justice Scott, ut
the Essex Market Police Court, and held TO answer.
Maud Ernest, the young and accomplished iec-
turess, will lecture from an anti-woman suffrage
point Of view this evening at Apollo Hail. in the
course of which she Will "answer and anaIyze' Mrs.
H. q. stanton's recent bitter address, AT the same
place, on men in general and the Richardson McFar-
land 6ugbear IN particular.
About four O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
out In No. SO Thompson street, occupied by August
Bergh as a meat market and dwelling. Loss $500.
Insured for 81 400 in the Lorlllard The building.
owned by Mrs. Downs or 65 Fifth avenue was
damaged $50 The inmates were nearly suao-
Gated by the smoke, but were carried out by The
police.
Wm Kendrick, who was employed at 6s4 Broadway
as collector for the Willard Manufacturing Company
was arrested Yesterday by detective Tully on q
charge OF embezzlement. The complainant Mr..
CndTleS EurrOWs, SLdteu tner loss amounted
10 about $3.50. Kendrick had received the money
and appropriated ir to his own use. He was
brought before Justice bowling, at the Tombs, and
committed to answer.
Coroner keenan, was yeste rday called 10 the
Morguc to hold an inquest on the body Of Carl
Dasher, a German, twenty-nine years of age, who
died on Monday night In Bellevue Hospital. On the
10th inst. deceased, while stepping from the front
platform OF car No. 90 of the second avenue line,
corner of Thirtieth street ana Second avenue, fell
before the Wheel which passed his foot, crush
ing terribly. Death resulted from the injuries.
The Central Police ONCE yesterday was crowded
for hours by motley crowd Of Office seekers anxious
lor appointment on the police force. They were
backed by as motley q crowd OF politicians AZ could
be well got together. who introduced them to the
Commissioners and secured papers. Hawey and mis-
clerks are manufacturing policemen faster than the
for applicants who have rendered signal service
by repeating in the late election The number ex-
amned Yesterday by the surgeons was $50, very
lew OF whom viii be appointed.
In accordance with letter addressed by the Gen
eral Memorial Executive Committee Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic to Major General shaler COM
manding the First division National Guard inviting
the First division to participate In the 1ora decora-
next. Circular No. has been Issued from the divi
sion headquarters, requiring such OF the regiments
or organizations OF the command as desire 10 par
tcipate to report 70 headquarters Oh Or before FRI
day next.
In compliance with section 81 Of chapter 5Su /.
Laws OF 1870, General Order No. 8, headquarters
First division National Guard, State of New York,
has been promulgated reqniring commanding OFF,
GERS or batteries, troops and companies TO furnish
to the Commissioner OF Jurors on or before the alst
inst, certified lists OF the Names residences &c Of
every member OF their respective commands, to-
gether with the names OF ail members who have
resigned, been expelled or ceased TO perform the
required duty during the past year.
A genius named John Mccarthy was arraigned at
Essex Market Police Court yesterday, on charge OF
indecent assault on young ana prepossesslng mar.
ried woman named Imogene Donovan, OF 40 East
sixteenth street. John was an Intimate 4cquatnt-
Of the family, and made the assault referred TO
in the absence Of Mr.. Donovan. Mrs. Donovan told
her ege and he at once sailed out In quest OF the
''pOacher,n with Ax-pOund h0witzer, with q view
to a distribution Of his anatomy. In the meantime
1.-THE fair Jmogene" had the luscious John arrested
thus rusratingAher husbands intended target prac
tice and preserving Johns corpus intact. John was
held trial, and hopes he will be convicted ne
has an awful dread OF man named Donovan.
Joseph Boyston of 246 East Thirty seventh street
and driver OF hack No. 422 charged before Mar
shal Tooker yesterday with having on last Sunday
afternoon horsewhipped Alderman elect James G.
DimOnd. BOyston, who was returning from y fune
raj at calvary Cemetery, drove SO recklessy az q
latter caught the rens O OF the horses to save
himself and child, when BOylston cut him severely
with his whip and also struck the child. The hear
ing in the case was adj Onrned to the attend
OF witnesses Ir Is doubtful whether the Mar
shal has jurisdiction, as the offence was committed
outside the city limits.
The friends OF Fire Commissioner HitchmaD sur
prised him on Monday night last by assembling be
| fore his residence in East Eghty-Hfth street. ac
companied by full brass band and giving him
rOuslDg cheering and serenade. Mr.. Hitch
the compliment which he did neatly and
eOquentl.y lie then suggested that the ASSIST
ant Alderman elect, Mr. Mccarthy should
accepted and speedily acted upon. Mr.. HitchmaT
accompanied the par to Mr.. McCarthy's hOnse AMI
| and that gentleman was called out, The two vii
lians were then taken In charge and escorted TO
motel In the neighberhood, where fine spread hat
been prepared, and there the company passet
several hours In fun and testvity.
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