The New York herald., 1870-01-27


Average temperature yesterday.
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ...................... ....22S
There were but two cases OF excise violations on
the docket before the Excise Commissioners yester-
day, both Of which were adIourned. Commissioner
Manlerre reuurted SIX new licenses granted IN New
YORK and .wo ia Brooklyn.
Timothy McCarty, o man OF middle age, died In
the New York Hospital from the effects OF Injuries
received some true since the Erie halfway, where
II Is Stated ne was employed. An inquest Wall be
held on tae body by Coroner Flynn.
John McGovern died suddenly at No. 25s Monroe
street from rupture Of q blood vesse. An inquest
was held on the body by Coroner schirmer, when
DR.. Cusninin made post m0rtem examination,
which unniistakaoy revealed the cause OF death.
Some "0d oubscribersn state that ''taey are again
covering the Belgian pavement oil Fiflh avenue, a.
which has 50 afflicted those living on me avenue
Wei as citizens who have to pass through II. Ii
there no rehedyf
The remains OF "a stlllborn infant were found In
side the marble railing OF tho Second street ceme-
terry wrapped up In some old nanuel cloths. Tho
remains conveyed to the Sevente nth precinct
staLon house when Captain Mount Ioled Coroner
schir.ner 70 noid An inquest on tns Doly.
Mary Summons and Anna Lewis. both colored
were arralgued before Justice Snaaaeg, aI Jefferson
Market, yesterday morning by onicer Flnley or the
Eighth precinct, upon complaint OF lanes Kelso, OF
NO. 900 hieyehth avenue, cnarsei "1tn stealng
their room Wooster street. Ibey denied tie
charge, but were locked up 10 answer.
An accident OF q fatal character occurred yester-
day on board the United States ship Gua.i attached
to the Daren expedition and at present lying In the
naroor, OF slis' Island. seaman named Jonn
Brown, Was sent aoit to perform some uuiy. After
ascending ie Missed his hold III some way and, fail.
ing TO the decs, was instantly Killed. ms body was
brought on sAore aud the Coroner noCined.
Levi White. employed stage carpenter III Tony
PASTORS theatre, was yesterday morning. found dead
in bed at has late residence, 26l Bosery. Coroner
Schiriner VAS notified when DR.. Cushnan made 4
post-morten examination on tue body, wl Ich re-
snted III showing that death caused by disease
eject. licensed was tnirty-eignt year OF ago and
native OF tAis city.
Dannat Brother, OF NO. "a Toni Kns street, state
that the HEsALD's Albany correspondent was mis-
taken In stating In yesterdays paper under the
heading 'Mcre Markets." that the lot foot OF Broome
and Delancey streets rs partly occupied an Old
lumber yard, which is In most LIay eondIon.o
Tney say Tile lot Is not occupied by 'oldr lumber
YARD, and moreover, that the cartways and walks
are aI panked and the yard Is IN nrs. class condi-
ti6n generally.
Sergeant Kiiiilea, accompanied by a number ON.
GERS attached TO the second District Court squad,
yesterday afternoon made descent upon the pre-
misses NO. lS7 Greene street, kept by William Hall,
aud succeeded III baxgng the proprietor aud all the
lnmates who were arralgned before Justice Snand-
Complaint was preferred by young glrl named
Nellie Smith, who was found In the nouse by her
mother ana removed by an officer. TIC latter was
sent To The house OF the Good shepherd.
Marshal Tooker yesterday heard the following
cases OF swindllng by means OF the .envelope'
game, and each caused the money TO be re-
fuDded.-Harvey Starr, OF Brooklyn, " y, against
the premises corner OF washington and Cortlandt
streets complainant lost sixLy-slx dollars. John
Bowman OF Brooklyn, against Thomas Aorrissey.
OF No. 2l9 Greenwich street; complainant lost
eighteen dollars. Everett Bliss, OF brooklyn against
the premises, No Chatham street; lAc complain
ant lost fifteen dollars.
The Commissioners Of Public Charities and Cor.
rcction have issued their Official report for le69.
The report is, as usual. terse and comprehensive,
and SHOWS without any bombast the complete
gdnlation WHICH has been effected Dy the C0mmis-
sioners, aad shows also the thorough efficiency
which has resalted from the or9anzat!on and from
tue watchlGiness manifested by the commissioners
themselves OF tue minhti1 OF the business. The
gst oil the report and figures given were published
III the HEftA.D several days since and, therefore,
need not be repeaIed.
meeting Of the Board OF School Trustees OF tho
Second ward was held yesterday morning, Mi
William bulkley in the char. Mrs. Eliza Reynolds,
principal OF primary school NO. % rendered her
resignation. sne mas held the position OF principal
since 1874 period OF twenty-five years, and her
management OF the school has raised ii OF the
very first IN ste cly The Board accepted her resig
nation and unanimously adopted a series or resoln-
uons expressing their regret and returning their.
thanks FOR The very able manner in wnich Mrs. Rey
nolds always discharged the duties o her Office.
-g.--.-s~ >%rs - ID. v 80 i--e-fs ~
James bowling, young man, was arralgned be.
fore Justice snandiey at Jefferson Mark yesterday
morning by detectives Glynn and Dunn, OF the
Eighth precinct, upon complaint Of Samuel A. KIN
ney, foreman III the livery stable Of Eliis NJ Crow.
No. l3s Thompson street, charged with stealing u
gray morse from MS employer on Saturday last,
valued at 500. The property was found IN the pos
session o. michsci Connei, no. ~ west Fortieth
street who ieished 10 having purchased t from the
prisoner, al an auction mart on second avenue, for
twenty dollars lie denied the caar9c, but was
locked up 20 answer in default OF 81 600 bail.
J. Finen smith, chairman Of the Executive Com
mttee Of me New York Sunday School Missionary
Union, regrets that q clerical looking man, who
gives his rs Alonzo Carpenter is soliciting
funds Tor Il sunday school which, De says, Is No.
or the New York sunday Scnoo Missionary UniOn
located at No 505 Grand street. The scnool No. Z ~
located IN Jersey City, aud at sos Grand street Is
dwelling house occupied by three families. and there
Ia no nisAioa school IN that locality. All prsons no
desire to gave ad TO the union IN assisting Sunday
schools destitute parts OF the city WIN 40 well To
send taelr help TO No. Bible House person is
employed 10 solicit aid for the SUNDAY schools IN
the union.
James Eiiot The prize fighter who was arrested
by officer panieis, OF the Eighth precinct charged
with shooting the colored man Sandy saxon, the
particulars o! which have already appeared in the
HERALD, was arraigned before Jusic shandey at
Jefferson Market yesterday morning. Counter CON-
plaints were preferred, Saxon charging Elliot
with shooting him twice In the thigh. and
Elliot charging Saxon with striking him in
the head vita coupling iron, knocking him down.
In ms informa, examination Elliott stated that he
was twenIyhye years OF age born IN Ireland resides
In reference to the charge stated, The man struck
me with the INK and Knocked me down, and then
shot him In self defence. Saxon stated he was
hfty-one years OF age bora IN Maryland,
resides al .Z9 South second street, Brooklyn,
Il. d., by occupation q cotton carder, and
In reference TO the charge stated. II struck
him with the Ink for shooting At uie: had to do II
to save ny liie.n They were both committed, In de-
fault OF ball TO answer. Al a subsequent examina-
ton held yesterday afternoon Elhot produced sew
eral Witnesses notorious characters OF the Eighth
ward who testified that the negro Saxon was the
assaultlng party and Elliot tue martyf Justice
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