The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-25

90 e. A. A...-... Is 80 sP. M........ 7t 81
Average temperature yesterdny. S0sS
Average temperature for corresponding date
'''s"- ...'................ 1915
Thomas Dufry, Of 6ls West Twenty elrnth street.
yesterday fell from pile OF lumber broke leo and;
was sent to st. Vincents Hospital.
superintendent Jourdan still lies I'll at his real,
dence. He was worse yesterday morning, and is
confined 10 his bed OF what Is believed to be peurisy
Joseph Donnelly, teamsler living corner OF Green
witch avenue and Twelfth street. fell from truck
yesterday was severely injured and sent " Centre
public reception was given last evening to the
Rev. James Boyce pastor OF st. Teresas at the SUM-
day School hall Of the church. TWAS well attended,
aud everything passed OF nicely.
The Police Commissioners took occasion to adj
minister severe rebuke at the trials this morning To
the "Grand Roundsmen,' for bringing the service
into dlsrepute by the frequency Of their trivial com@
plants.
James Smith and John c. Snell both or 20s East
Sixth street. were held to answer by Alderman
Walsh at the Essex Market Police Court, Charged
with the larceny Of pocketbook containing ninety
dollars dollars. the properly OF Jeremiah Aane' VI Eass
Sixth street.
terday morning arrested Francis RELY. John Nc
Cormick and John Mulllgan, three noted characters.
whom he caught IN the act Of attempting to break
into the premises Of James p. Brown OF lee Third
avenue, and steal therefrom So, 900 worth OF props
ersy. they were taken before Alderman Walsh, az
the Essex Market Police Court, and held to answer
Coroner Meenan opened the case Of Thomas Shea,
yesterday, who was killed by q blow from q broom
stick In the eye Mrs. Kate McAlone testified thar
she helped the deceased put drunken man out OF
the house ON the 18th inst and she heard shea say
he had been hurt in The eye. The case VIII De re-
sumed on Friday. s,sn
Another meeting OF MIX dealers was held to-day
at No. 100 Hester street. permanent organizations
has been formed and 1t is the intention to resist the
exorbitant demands OF the Orange county pro-
duCers. The later demand five cents per Quart al
wholesale, while the dealers consider even the olH
rate-three cents-too high. Another meeting Lii 10
be held al an early day,
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday John Rhan
was brought before Justice McQuade, charged With
highway robbery in taking from James McLaughliu
a gold watch. The alleged robbery took place about
one week ago, at q late hour In the evening" when
complainant was on his way home. prisoner held
General Ryan, Of the Cuban Army, accompanied
by his chief of staff Colonel L. O. Bailey left this
city at six O'Clock last evening for Saratoga. Ha
the grand ball which is to take place on tnat even
ing at Long Branch His visit to washington, which
has been announced, Is postponed, though no re0-
sons are given.
George N. Patterson, an ex-polieeman OF the
Twenty-nintn precinct, has preferred charge DO.
lore the Police Commissioners against grand rounds
man Groo for being of post It appears that
Groo's post was the Sixteenth precinct, which he
LEFT for the Twenty ninth 70 get some sppper pa.
terson, by some means. discovered wnat was 1roos
nd mo do no Rnn
lnarf
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Rollins.
In The case OF william McGrath, VINO died from the
effects Of injuries sustained the eth inst at No. 60
James street, by the explosion OF gas. John Lanl-
and the New York Gas Company had neglected. to.
remove tie main. which leaked and caused the &C.
cident The jury censured the Gas Company for
their neglect.
Daniel Sullivan, OF No. 265 Prospect street. while
on q drunk on Tuesday evening. strolled into the
oyster saloon No. SIS Hudson street, where he en-.
countered one Mary Wilson, who, with the aid Of
man named Mat Larkin. barkeeper, relieved sui
Ivan OF thirty-nve dollars by means OF the panel
game. Mary Wilson and Larkin were subsequently
arrested and held to answer at Jeflerson Market
DAVID Cahin was yesterday arra1gned in tho
Tombs Police Court, before Justice Hogan, on q,
charge OF having inflicted a serious wound on the
head Of Cornelius Crowley, residing at 70 Division
his wife were quarrehng and that he interlered TO
separate them, whereupOn Crowley turned upon
him. swearing he would kill him. Cahlll says that
in selfdefence he seized pitcher and struck Crow
lev on the head Held to await the result OF the in
jurtes.
Marshal Hart notifies cartmen, drivers and ex-
pressmen to renew their licenses on or before the
2lst OF October, commencing on september g..
From the latter date until September so, inclusive,
licenses will be granted fr0m ten A. NJ. to two r. NJ.
During october licenses will also be granted be-
TIVE n the hours Of threee and six p NJ. Applicants
for licensee are nOtlfed to have their vehicles
drawn up on the south side OF Chambers street..
between Broadway and Centre street, to be Inspected
prior to the licenses being granted.
John Daily, alias Cornelius Ferguson, was ar
raigned at JEFFERSON Market yesterday charged with
entering the premises AIT Eighth avenue Tuesday
evening and stealing therefrom quantity Of cloth
valued ut 5000. DAILY, who is an old prison bird.
was subsequently arrested by ofncer McC0nnell, or
the Twentieth precinct, aud taken TO police head-
quarters where his likeness was placed In the rogues
gallery The stolen property having been found IN
DAVIS possession, he held for trial In default Of
$1,000 bail.
The following are the returns Population pre-
sented to Marshal Sharpe to-day By the census
takers:-
Populd- POpaln-
District Ward. ton. District. Ward. ton.
t6 TO-. ...... 1895 8....... A329
1 9........ 3,0l6 20 ..-.-... 1924
s s........ 1891 II IT.. 49,. 2,eoA
20 11........ 1854 T.. ..... 2424
22,...... 2726 4,,.. 265l