The New York herald., 1870-09-05


Central Park band In Mount Morris Square this
evening, from halfpast four to hafpast SIX O'CLOCK
John Merte was committed at the Yorkville Police
Court Yesterday by Justice Coulter on charge Of
stealing $50 from Henry Lerch, of No 694 Second
avenue. The evidence against the prisoner was
however. but crcumstanual.
About halfpast one yesterday morning John
Simpson, while asleep on the roof OF house No. 81
West Twenty'seventh street, fell distance OF fifty
teet anu received conclusion Of the brain, from
which the physician thinks he viii not recover.
- Christian Gunther. the German who. on Friday
Night was reported with his wife, Christina, to be
in dying condition from starvation, at 40 Chrystie
street. subsequently expired. and his remains were
removed to the Mosque 70 await coroners investi.
gau0u
Commissioner Bosworth, OF the Police Board, on
yesterday, hearing Of the antics OF oflcer Reilly OF
him OF his shield. Reilly refused to resign and he
will be put on trial for the offence before the Com
mission.
The remains OF an unknown man, about twenty
six years of age, Saturday night. at late hour,
found lying in the OF 20 Baxter street. The
cause OF death must be determined by an inquisi-
tion. Deceased was an entire stranger to everybody
IN the house.
woman about fifty years OF age, known a.
diseases and alcoholism combined. was sent from
the Centre street Hospital TO Bellevue on Saturday,
and death subsequently ensued An inquest Will be
neld over the remains.
About twelve O'cl6ck on Saturday night John Gu.
sick, eghtyeght yearspr age, and born In Ireland,
accidentally fell from the third story window OF
% Baxter street to the sidewalk. and was almost In
stanuy Killed. The body was removed to the Sixth
precinct station house, where an inquest viii be
held.
Yesterday morning, about two O'clock Thomas
Cosgrove, OF Is Cherry street. met John O'May, Of
the steamer City Of Cork in Front street. and after
Knocking him down took from MIN watch valued
At SIS. OOsgrOve was yesterday arra1gned In the
I0mbs Police Court, before Judge Bowling, and held
Catharne Mascccei an Italian musician, who,
with the aid Of two ganssns, was dispensing music
in Third avenue, becoming indignant at the discord
in the boys music, struck at one Of them. The
urchin lodged the blow and Catharhe fell, sustain.
ing severe injuries She was sent to her home, No.
Thomas street.
Thomas Mcdonald, Of Al Mulberry,street, was yes
terday arralgned in the T0mbs Police Court, before
Justice Dowling charged with stealing s42 worth OF
block tin. the property OF Robert A. Richards OF 70
Peck slip, frOm truck which was being driven
through New Chambers street by James u. Thomp-
son, who made the complaint
yesterday at The Yorkvie Police Court that she had
been robbed on tho Goth ult. of wearing apparel,
jewelry and other articles, amounting In all to the
van. value OF slo2' oy ner servant, Ann Ryan who was
and snc was committed for trial. '-r
John O'Brlen, q man forty five years OF age, was
taken to Bellevue Hospital by ambulance from the
Hudson River Railroad depot, where death subse-
queutly cnsued. Death was the result OF burns
hu hn ntvyvo nxrnS Af 1,Incf
the line OF the railroad In Westchesfer county. An
inquest Will be held on the remains.
The abstract OF the report OF the Central Park
Meteorological Department for the week ending
September Q, 1870 shows the following results:-
Bar0meter-Mean, 29.9S7; maximum. 30.22S; mini
mum, 20 10; range, .5lS inch. Thermometer
Mean, 1873; maximum, s5.7; minimum, sos; range,
the week, $50 miles.
William Miller, brick mason by trade. died at
A0T West Twenty-nfth street. from the effects of in
tursN received late on Saturday afternoon by falling
from ascafold erected against the third story OF
brewery in Twenty-tnird street, between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues, to the ground Deceased was
gtwenty-twO years OF age and native or Ireland.
Coroner Flynn was notified
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Thomas McShare was held TO answer by Justice
Scott o charge OF stealing from John Arnold, OF
141 avenue d, $57 25 The complainant alleges that
on saturday night while he was asleep In his room
he was awakened by the opening OF his room door,
plOrinG the pOCkeJS OF his clothes. Arnold was
about to jump out Of bed and collar the thief when
the latter bOited OF and ran down stairs. The
money was afterwards missing.