The New York herald., 1870-04-07

J. D. Cough viii deliver lecture In aid OF the
Home for Frendless Women, SO West Fourth street,
AZ Cooper Union this evening,
The Union Leagne Club meet this evening to CON-
memorate the adoption of the fifteenth amendment.
Addresses are be delivered by General Garfield,
General Butler and Others
Ameeing OF citizens hostile to the First avenue
paving job was held at the Teutonia Assembly
Rooms Third avenue last night Energetic speeches
were delivered and resolutions passed protesting
against the Robbins pavement being laid on the
avenue.
It was enormously stated in the report headed
''Teddy Organs Adventures" published IN the
HERALD OF Tuesday last. that Mr.. Fregh was
present at the Yorkvllle Police Court when Mrs.
o'aySn. Mr. Freigh states that he has never Is ap
peared in any court whatever with The lady.
Sergeant william Van Dusen Eleventh, was trans
ferred the Third; Sergeant Robert Walker Forty
third TO Forty-EIghth; Sergeant William +. VIII
liams. Forty-eghth TO Forty.third. Ofiicer Alfred
Crooks, recently dismissed from the Broadway
squad, was rensfated on the force, anu assigned TO
the Fourth precinct.
Fire Marshal Brackett's report, furnished to the
Police Board yesterday, shows that during the
month Of March there 80 fires In the CITY, occa
sioning loss Of $3S2241 covered by $2,O17 800 IN
surance: For @ tne corresponding month OF last year
there weie 20 nreS 1905 150 loss and $93 260 tnsu
rance.
Howard Van Husen, Of weehawken, N. j., was
last night drowned in attempting to jump from the
tugbOat General Sheridan, upon when he was an
engineer, to barge lying alongside. The hands on
him. but after lifting hm from the wafer he expired
The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest.
Collector Grinuell yesterday issued circular to
the different officers and attaches OF the Custom
in "a lusfr
tons from the Secretary OF tue Treasury, from 'tne
acceptance OF money or other valuable cOnsdera-
cias, either during or outside OF business hours,
ana stating that any such acceptance OF money will
be 'cause Tor removal"
ners is nov % sAas,!s!?a e 81 grosavay
somewhat extraordinary invention, which the pro-
prietor denomnates O 'steam man." The exhib-
lors guarantee that there Is no fraud trckery Of
any KIND to deceive the public but that visitors will
be shown an iron man That can walk any distance.
taking IT'S feet or the ground at each step without
any support whatever so that 1t only with diff
Guilty be distinguished from living being.
/ A fire yesterday morning, at one O'Clock, on the
first moor OF No. 564 Grand street. destroyed $4,000
worth Of stock. the property Of Pincus Mayne. The
property is insured for $1,000 In the Suyvesant In.
surance Company. MIR. Maype's furpiture was
slightly damaged By water 1t is Insured fof $500
Ia the Brooklyn Insurance Company. ON the second
slight damage was caused. Mrs. Deery was severely
injured by jumping from the second story window.
The loss on building IL about $500.
Grosheld, the clothes cleaner and dressmaker OF
Union square, was yesterday committed for trial by
Justice Hogan, OF the Tombs Police Court on the
charge OF stealing the 81 GOO SHAWL the property or
Mrs. R0ssell, OF ST. Nicholas Hotel Several parties
who had been victimized by this man were present.
but to all OF them he made what reparation ne could
Dy returning them their property, only pars OF
which they succeeded IN getting Captain Walsh,
who had charge OF the case, states that Grosed has
systematically plundered TO considerable extent
petition to Congress has just been put in active
circulation among the shipowners demonstrating
against the passage Of the Lynch bin providing
for subsidies to certain lines OF American vessels.
The remonstrants insist thai such SUBSIDIES should