The New York herald., 1870-09-23

John Moore was yesterday committed by Justice
Hogan for having. the Goth inst. stabbed Thomas
Walsh, Of 5e Oak street, In the abdomen with an
ice pick.
Bridget Carey made complaint before Jnstice H0-
gan, at the Tombs Police Court yesterday charging
Mortimer Carey with Stealing from room at her
residence, No. 1877 Baxter street, The sum OF 5000.
Held TO answer
At the Tombs yesterday, before Justice Hogan
John Smith, OF Houston street. was committed to
answer for stealing, Is alleged horse and wagon,
vaiuedat $3.50, the property OF Michael Mccarthy,
Early on Wednesday morning the skeleton Of an
infant was found In coffin by some laborers, while
engaged IN excavating in the rear of premises No.
II Laurens street. The coffin and contents were
order Of Captain McDermott, and Coroner Rollins
nou1ed to make an investigation.
man giving his name as James Hart, but who
declined TO state where he lived was found ntoxi-
Gated in q lumber yard In West street, between
Morton and Barrow Streets and taken to the Green
wien street police station, where he was subse.
gue9uy iounG aead IN cell. Coroner keenan, was
n0tined 10 hold an Inquest on the body.
Mr.. Joseph L. Blundell, stenographer Of the Com.
mon Pleas, In company with his wife and brother In
law, while at the fremont station, waiting to cross
the track, was stuck by the COW catcher Of New
jnred. This is the station at which so many acci-
dents occur. owing to two trains passing at the
same hour.
The remains Of the late lamented Louis Moreau
Gottschak the great pianist, arrived Quarantine
on Wednesday, on the steamship Merrimac, from
Rio Janeiro. M. Gottschalk died on the 18th Of De-
cemher 1859, at the village OF Tjuca, on the out
skirts or Rio, and the body Is consigned to the
OF william Hall h Sons, his former publishers.
Stephens church. in Twenty-eigth street, on Tues.
day or Wednesday next after which 1t Will be
buried In Greenwood Cemetery.
James Lame, alias Charles Williams was CON-
mtted yesterday morning by Judge Hogan at the
Tombs, FOR attempting to steal three dozen Of caps
valued at forty dollars, from q man named Welch,
VINO was carrying the property through the street.
take note up stairs in certain building and to
leave the caps with him till he should return. The
for twenty-five dollars, which bearer was to take to
Jones at iuture day.
The Executive Committee Of the New England As.
sociated Press met yesterday morning at the Astor
House, and at two O'Clock P. NJ the association IT.
self met and, with the Executive Committee, dts
cussed the terms OF the contract which they desire
to make with the Associated Press OF this city.
They Will to-day have an interview with the repre-
sentatves of the latter, and the contract will then
probably be concluded. The meeting yesterday was
character and OF no public interest
The funeral of David Patterson, late principal of
Ward School No. 8, corner Grove and Hudson
streets, took place Yesterday afternoon, from the
South Dutch Reformed church, corner Fifth avenue
and Twenty first street. The church was well filed
with the relatives and friends Of the deceased,
among them being the old Ninth Class Association,
which Is composed Of such gentlemen as B. ID. l..
Sutherland. @. D. Cardozo, ". Fl. Bishop, Edward
ROome John Lovett, Edward Ferris. John b. Has
kin. Rev. ]. p Rogers ofhciated as clergyman.
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MIR. Edward Thorn, son Of Police Captain Thorn,
yesterday afternoon observed TWO young men leav-
ing Third avenue car in great hurry. Almost I'M
mediately after elderly lady appeared at the door
OF the car shouting that she had been robbed OF
So 600. Mr.. Thorn seized George Hilton, OF the
two men, and after brief contest compelled him to
succumb The sc0undrel then offered $224 In cash
and 600 bonds to the old lady, who had by this
time reached the scene Of the struggle and asked to
be ''let alone" His request was unheeded and he
was turned over to the police. The lady, whose
name is Esther Sessinger preferred charge against
him.