The New York herald., 1870-04-18

70 SH; M..''..'.' 81 q ,9p yr; MM..''......
Average temperature yesterday. .............. 4oL
Average temperature for corresponding date
About five O'Clock last evening an altercaton took
place In the liquor saloon No. 62l Greenwich street.
between Herman Meyers ana Philip Tracey, in the
course OF which the former threw the latter down
and injured his head Meyers was arrested.
Last evening some unknown person fred into the
windows OF two OF the rooms IN the hotel No. l43
Eighth street. kept by Philip Erpelsheimer The
windows were broken by the pistol balls, but no
one was injured.
This evening Captain Mayne Reid lectures at
steinway Hall upon Lord Byron Captain Reid has
devoted great deal OF time and labor 10 the study
OF Byr0ns life and writings, and the lecture which
- given at the solicitation OF large number OF our
most prominent citizens and iHterdteuJs, promises
very interesting and ipsti uctive entertainments.
Az halfpas, eleven O'Clock Saturday night Peter
Connell, Of No. Greenwich street was shot while
standing on the street his residence, the ball
taking effect in the neshy part OF OF hts hips.
lie was attended by Deputy Coroner Shine, VINO
pfobed for the bail. but iaed to discover IL. Con-
neil states that he knows VINO fired the shot but he
VIII not dVuge the name, as the ball was not III
tended i0f HIM. The wound Is not at all dangerous
About SIX O'Clock yesterday morning a conductor
on the Forry-second street ana Grand street rail-
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and beaten by gang OF rougns on the northwest
corner OF Fortysecond street and Eleventh avenue.
The assault was very determined one, ana the
roughs inflicted serious injury upon the unfortunate
conductor. Officer Fitzgerald, OF the twentieth
precinct took The Injured man 10 his home at No 800
West Forty-trst street. Tie rowdes made good
their escape
The report of the Park Meteorological department
for the week ending April 10, 1870, shows the rol
lowing conditions OF the weather during that
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mum. al nine A. NJ, April 10, 30.350 minimum, at
| iour A. Nj. April L. 29.592; range, .75S. Iher-
mometer- Mean, 53.9 degrees; maximum ut twelve
NJ. April 10, "a; minimum, at six A. NJ, April TO-
| 40; range, S4 Ram fell April II and IL. having q
total duration ol eight hours Total depth OF water
iOr the week, IA incnes. Distance travelled by the
WIND during the week, 1 072 miles,
| On Saturday evening. about halfpast seven
O'Clock. the residence Of Mr.. John McKeon, No. 72s
Lexington avenue, was entered by thieves, and
| S1s00 worth Of Jewelry stolen. belonging to his
| daughter The robbers, who made their escape IN
the booty without being detec. ed, must nave opened
| the front door with skeleton key, and while the
1 family were IN the basement ascendcd 10 Miss
| McKeon's room, on the second floor, front, where
| they burst open tue bureau which contained the
| Jewels with JinmieS. Tue police or the Nineteenth
precinct have been notified OF the robbery, and are
endeavorng to obtain some clue To the perpetrators
| Three men named Hamilton S. Adams Harry
Woods and Titus ]. Overocker about midnight on
| Saturday entered the lager Deer saloon OF Danie
| Rls kus at No. Ala East sixteenth street. ana al
once commenced to raise a disturbance with party
| OF Germans VINO were enjoying themselves IN the
| saloon. Ine men were pickpockels and only raised
the disturbance In order give them an opportunity
10 work the pockets OF the company. Charles kOes,
OF Wett street, and Fred Wetzei, OF 22o avenue A,
| had thelr pockets picked OF considerable sum o
| money, but discovered their loss soon enough u
| cause the arrest of the trio by an officer OF The
El2hleenth precinct just as they were about making
| tneir escape III u fulrd avenue car over seventy
dollars. u portion OF the proceeds OF the robbery
were fouad IN the pockets OF the prisoners. Tut
men were taken before Justice ScotJ, as Essex Mar
ket Ponce Court. aud held by him in default o
$1,000 each.
Onlcer Michael Corey, OF the Twenty-second pre-
cinct, yesterday arraigned At the Yorkvllle Polio
Court MicnaeI Eagan. alias Michael D9ffy, Jane
Beck, Michael Garvey ana David II. Dunn. who a
| already reported ia the HERALD, were arrested OF
Saturday night on suspicion of stealing abovt 500
worth OF Brussels carpet lt appears tnat while the
officers were watching he movements OF the lhieve
they discovered them conveying large Ioii O
carpet from the schooner Clayton, lying at pOin
IN the North river between firty-iifth and FIFTY
sixth streets, TO wagon about $40 feet froa
the shore Beck was III charge OF Till
wagon. and soon as the roll Of car
lowed by Eagan. At tue corner OF broadway and
| Filtietn street officers Corey and Lynch arrested
them, When an attempt at rescue was mace, bu
Garvey Is the ownor OF the morse and wagon, bu
denies any knowledge OF the affair. Dunn Is TIT
only owner wn0 mas as YET appeared to nave
clam upon the schooner, land as the real culprt
| been arrested anu locked up to await iurther de
| velopments together With the others, Dunn sui
| sequently gave Oai Ia 81, 900 to answer.
Grand Master James Gibson has just promugate
! the following Order In relation to the ceremony O
laying The corner stone OF the new Masonic Tempt
IN this city in June neXt-l. The following brethrc
are appointed committee, charged with tn
necessary arrangements Tor the proceedings or TN
uay:--M. w. JOna w. Simols, X w. john H.
Anrhon, II. w. james NJ. Ausun, X. w. Jerome Buck
X. w. Reeves Il. Semes, H. w. john }. G0rnian, X
| w. George W. Harris, IL. w. Clare5 oacXrcater. Il.
| w. i. A. Rlchsn0uer, X. w. fredericS w. Herring
| H. w. William 4. Woodruff, IL. ". Oliver q. Brady
w. samuel Jones, W. Zacnaliah Dederick, W. JOSEPH
J. Coucu, w. John q. Barker. w. Joseph Kcch, W
James Il. Elsey, w. Jesse Il. Anthony, Il. W
george ". Gregory, ". Thompson Burton
w. l.. Ii. CoDkIin, W. Lew NJ. Gano
w. William A. Brodle, w. Benjamin Flaglcr
q The ceremony OF laying the corner stone VIII
take place on the stn day OF June next ensding, AZ
such hour as may be previously liked ara an
nounced s. K. w. Brother IL Clay Preston Is here
by appointed Marshal OF the day, and vii
appoint sufficient number OF assistants, b.
and with the advice and consent OF th
Committee Of Arrangements. 4. he process
sion Will be composed Of Master Masons only
VINO Will wear DARK clothing, hlgn black hats, white
linen aprons and white gloves. Onicers OF lodge
viii wear their jewels attached to The coat lappei
No scars collars or banners VIII De allowed In th,
procession. 6. Further orders WILL II required, b.
Issued iE due tiule