The New York herald., 1870-02-05


afternoon. The location OF the snanty any par.
ticuiar concerning her death was teegraphed down
from the Central ONCE, and this violation OF the
rules is Of almost daily occurrence. Coroner keenan,
VIII hold an Inquest.
The Police Board yesterday promoted Acting
sergeants Tuck, Fifth; Pickett, Eighth; Wilson,
Thirty second; Lee, Forty-third, suo; Campbell
cncts to fun sergeanls OF their respective com.
mands. DtncefS John Keen ana Sket0n. or the
Forty fourth precinct and CLINTON, OF the Fourteenth
precinct. were dismissed the force for being OF post
Thomas Brennan, James Kenney and Edward Nc
Philips were arrested by offlcer McKeever, OF the
Fourteenth precinct, charged with breaking into No.
6 Centre street and stealing watch and clothing
valued at 5000. The prisoners were arrested on
Thursday and II IS expected that the whole OF the
property VIII be recovered. They were committed
by Judge DoWllDg 10 answer at the General SeS- I
sions.
On Thursday there were but Ave cases OF smallpox
reported and one OF relapsAg fever DR.. Harris re-
ports that this disease is the same MS the Siberian
plague that ragged in st. Petersburg In 1s4s with
snch violence. At meeting OF the Academy OF
Medicine on Thursday night all medical gentlemen
distinct from all others and heretofore unknown IN
this country.
few days since report appeared OF scoundrel
representing himself TO be Edmond Revel,u an
oicer Of the Garde Mobile OF Paris having cheated
his boarding mistress ont OF "a considerable sum of
money. 1t now turns out tnat the name was an as
sumed one, and that the rascal had adopted the
name aud rank or gentleman whom he met
forged check for s5o On iSe msgess lie
VIII not do it again--n0t tin ne comes back from the
'Isand Of An2els' on the East river.
Martin Burdick and James Kinney, two boys, were
yesterday aTaigned before Justice Coulter, at tho
Yorkyio Police Court, charged with the larceny OF
thirty dollars worth Of property which they had
stolen from the cabin OF the canaboat General
North river The only proof that could be brought
against the prisoners was the fact or their being on
board the boat without any legitimate right }nst
previous to the discovery OF the robbery by the
captain The prisoners were committed for trial.
A most excellent musical entertainment was
given to the children Of the Randall's Island Insti
tuition on Thursday evening last. Mr.. Charles
Anderson, the celebrated tenor and humorist Of the
Union Glee Club was ably assisted by Nine.
Alfred, soprano; Mr.. Waiter Il. Johnston, the ac-
compshed young 0rganst OF st. Paufs Church,
presided at the piano. Tne prompt and cheerful
aid which the above artists have repeatedly given,
at no small Inconvenience TO themselves, to cneer
the hearts OF the little ones will not soon be for
gotten.
Charles White, a respectfully dressed young man.
with the usual "diamonds in his shirt 'front.' called
at 365 Broadway, the place Of business OF Lazarus
osenfeld, yesterday and sad that he wished to wait
there for a gentleman with whom he called on the
previous day. While waiting OF the assistants
observed him putting something into his pocket. lie
mentioned 1t 10 one OF the propreiors OF the store
VINO had White searched and property TO the amount
OF s11 80 was found upon him, concealed in an
coat, containing the usual "liltersn pockets. lie
was committed by JGage Dowling to answer at the
Special Sessions.
OGlcer Kelly, OF the Second District Court squad,
yesterday afternoon arraigned Ilomas Lyons before
Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, upon complaints OF
Albert Blum Of 824 East Thirteenth street. charged,
III company with an accompIlce, VINO is Still at iarge
with burglariousy catering his warehouse at No. $50
West Twenty-nlth street on Wednesday night by
means OF forcing open the front door, aud stealing
ten hogsheads valued at thirty-tye dollars. Michael
oBrien tesIllied to SEEM seeing the prisoner and his
their possession. He denied the charge, bur was
committed in default of $1,000 bail.
Kate Rogers . respectfully dressed, intelligent
looking young woman with child in her arms, was
charged by Mr.. Donegal, 244 East Forty-eighth
diamond ring OF The saias of $3.50. Kate was
for similar thefts on previous occasions. She has
been tried before the Recorder, who has exercised
the quality OF mercy towards her on account OF the
BABY and prevented her from going to the State
Prison. she had good many situations, and, con-
trary to the proverb. was rolling stone that did
gather moss she was coniliutted TO the General Ses
sons by Judge Bowling to answer.
Human genius has created means for saving
almost every kind Of waste matter, bit waste rub
Der was hitherto an exception; aud this was to be
regretted Us on account OF the high price OF Grade
material 1t deserved mertorious employ Accord
ing to the latest statistics the annual consumption o.
rubber is extended to 90 900 600 pounds worth about
$40 900 600 one-qnarter q which may be estimated
course large proportion OF the said amount Is being
wasted An Armenian chemist a resident OF New
York has just invented simple method OF employ
ing the waste rubbers for the manufacture OF iine
waterproof fabrics, and patent thereon has been
taaSI out.
young man Of the "brothel bully, order named
Jonn Heferman, residing at NO. 81 Mercer street.
appeared before Judge Bowling, at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday, to prefer a complaint against
Jennie Collins, Of No. 16S Thompson street, frail
blonde for using very violent and abusive language
at a "hopn at Fred Williams, In Mercer street.
Having heard Heiierman's complaint Judge Bowling
asked Jennie for her statement and she said that
Hencrman called her names ana slandered her, that
| when called upon for proof he was unable to prove
the charges and that he hit her, knocked her down
@ ment by witnesses Heerman was locked ND IN de-
fault OF $500 bail to appear AZ the Special Sessions
for an assault upon Jennie, and sne was called upon
! TO nnd $500 pail 70 keep the peace.
The National Board OF Fire Underwriters continued
their session yesterday at the No 156 Broad
! way. All outsiders were excluded the business {as
oil applicants were assured) being OF an entirely
private nature. The debate on the question
| Of rebate was resumed ana warmly participated
| IN by all present. Tnc prevaning impression
| seems to be tkar modification OF the
/ rule as 1t now stands Is the only prac
tcai scheme. A large number OF the parties inter-
ested strongly opposed TO any change, however
and evincc tte or no disposition to change. These
| are nearly all out OF town companies, who depend
upon the efforts OF the brokers to enable them re
| compete successfully with city companies. Repre-
! sentativcs OF more than forty companies OF New
| York. Hartford and Philadelphia are strongly in
favor or allowing the rebate to brokers and assured
alike. The brokers concerned are bringing ali ava
| able means to bear against any modification.
| On Wednesday night, detective Lambrectt. ox thu
| Nineteenth precinct, arrested on Third avenue
car, While coming up the Bowery, two men on sus,
pcon OF being picSpockets. They were taken "a
the Nineteenth precnc. station house where afle,
giving their names, they were locked up for the
night The following morning they were arroipned
before Justice Coulter at the Yorkyiie Poifce