New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
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Music in Central Park this afternoon.
| The steamship Cleopatra, which arrived yes
teriav from savannah brings bale of new cotton
from Georgia and one bale of new cotton from Florida
John Henry Smith, age 4, yesterday fell from
third story window OF his parents residence NO. laS
| Norfolk ST., TO the rear yard and was killed.
| John Kelly. age IA, of No. 205 West Twen-
tiebs who Was stabbed in the head on July 10 by viii
ham Cavanagh another boy, was deemed IN critical
condition yesterday, and Coroner Will take his ante
Uortem deposition.
John Bloomfield, colored steward on the
revenuecutter McCulloch, arrested by Detective
Clamp on charge of stealing gold watch belonging 10
Harry Brockman OF No S Chrlstlest, SAILOR on Ihe
cutter bloomfield was locked up at Police Headquarters
| Health Officer Carnochan reports the follow
ing vessels detained at Quarantine having come from
infected ports Brig Ceres bark Morning star 81 Jago
steamships Rapidan and Missouri, and bark White wing
schooner Royal Arch Havana; steamship City Of Merida
sisal and Havana; brig Naad, Cenuegos; brig Annie
| FOyen, Santos.
Patrolman Abram Storms early yesterday
while going up flight OF stairs In the Mercerst. Police
station fell backward received serious wound on the
ago Officer storms overcome by the heat while drill
ing Tompknssquare, and has since been troubled with
attacks OF vertigo
The locomotive attached to a down train on
the Harlem Railroad at ca last evening came IN collision
at rtyfourth-st. and Fourthaye. with two-horSe
truck owned by Sands of Fortieth-s and North River
The driver John Feehan residing at No 4s7 Ninthave,
was seriously injured the truck demolished, and the
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| surgeon and taken home.
Detective Tieman yesterday arrested Barney
De Camp and Peter Curran, garbagemen on charge OF
stealing 500 worth Of silver from the residence OF Henry
Walker, No. LAG Fifth-aye The silver was in basket
and was in the basement when the servant went up
they went away it was missed The men were renanded
to Police Headquarters by Justice Hogan
Officer McCabe of the Sanitary Company,
acting under orders the Board of Health who in
tend to make the suit test yesterday afternoon
in ot DelancpY-st.
in direct violation Of the provisions OF Section ~ VI SAM
tary code of Board of Health Marx was held in default
$500 bail appear for trial at the Court OF SPECIAL
Sessions.
Patrolmen Flannery of the Fourteenth Pre-
clint on Monday was complained Of by lady whom he
had insuted while on post duty. Capt walsh reprl-
manded the officer, and the latter resigned Yesterday
Flannery again abused the lady and she procured from
Justice Hogan warrant for ms arrest fLthnery was
arrested, taken 10 the SationHouse became very vo
sFnsk t ah him Tne Violent blow in the face Fahncry was
then secured and later in the day committed to the
Tombs by Justice Hogan.
In the Yorkville Police Court, before Acting
Police Justice Mcclure James Lane, liquor deIer' e'
day night upon Ellen Conway, servant IN ms employ
ment. The prisoner asked for an examination, whlch
commenced note was received by the Court from the
Commissioners Of Emigration, requesting the e1anina,
send counsel to represent Them the girl is only few
months in the country, and is still under their care.
Mysterious and past finding out are sometimes
the ways of the police. The following brief story told
exactly it was told THE TRIBUNE is respectfully com
Thursday afternoon young iady, a suanger III tne
city, robbed Of her watch as she was leaving stage
al Fulton Ferry. The other passengers gave the alarm
and with the assistance of policeman stationed at the
ferry arrested the thief The thief ana the policeman
aer Which it was returned to her after this was done
the thief allowed to depart the policeman mol even
suggesting his arrest. 1--, .,,-- s--.., -
Bertha Die3rich a servant girl in the en-
ploy Of Francis X Hennich, No. 254 Nnth-ave Mon
day last borrowed $2 from her MISTRESS for the purpose
as She said OF redeeming United States bonds
ri ha q
her absence being particularly nOtlceaDle Dy the lys
terOus disappearance Of clothing valued at Ell fesler
dav the denduent servant brought up before JUS
ce shandey at the jefferson Market Police Court and
committed for examination. John Dennis was
raigned on the charge OF not paying his hotel bill the
swinded proprietor being Mr. D. NJ Hodich Of the New
York Hotel Dennis arrived at the hotel the 9th OF
August where he has remained since, fsrDg sump
uOusy wine and other delicaces until Thursday night
when he arrested for not obeyng its rules in respect
| to payment. He was committed for exEninaton...
Lucy Davis age 22 confessed that she had stolen watch
and chain valued at $50 from John Bennan on Thursday
evening at house in WOosterst. She handed over the
stolen property, and was committed for examination.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. from Sixth-ave. to
Prospect Park Is to be paved with the scrshaW con-
! crete.
John Blackwell, age &c. fell from a furni.
ture truck last evening on the corner OF ParkaFe ana
OxfOrd-st., and was fatally injured.
James Feeney who on Sunday afternoon
last made attempt to rob Mr. Garrett j. Ackaman OF
NewJersey Of his pOcketbook at Coney Island,
derday committed TO await the action Of the Grand jury
James Bowen of No. 20 FrOnt-st., at o'clock
yesterday morning while asleep, stepped ont OF the win
dow Of his the second floor and fell To the side
walk The fall awOke him, and he found himself unln-
jured.
Edward Pagan was arrested by Officer Camp
bell yesterday, for drunkenness and taken before JUS
tce Delmar when Deputy Sheriff from Westchester
County demanded the prisoner upon charge Of high
way robbery. Pagan was handed over To the Sheriff
Officer William A. Mckenzie of the Eighth
Precinct who Tuesday night last, forsook his post
and entered the house of Mr.. William W. Thomas in
Tighteenh-s South Brooklyn, for evil purposes,
yesterday dismissed from the force by the Commls-
sonefs. ,~--4s -i-' - =.
United States Marshal DallOn, yesterday morn
ing arrested Michael Shea and Patrick Graham who
attempting TO land 400 pounds Of upon which duty
had not been paid, at the Atlantic Dock. They were
held for examination before the U. 5. Commissioner
the 18th inst
The Fulton Ferry boat Wtnona, when about
10 enter the slip on the Brooklyn side at II O'Clock
terday morning came in collision with tug boat result
ing in portion OF the ferrybOats railing and ladies'
cabin being smashed There but few persons
board and no one was injured.
At II o'clock on Thursday night Mrs. Bridget
Smith and daughter while returning from picnic at
Myrtle-ave. Park were assaulted in Broadway ear in
named John Haly, Patrick Sweeney and Martin GfOil
The arrested by officers bi the Ninth Precinct
and remaDded by Justice Lynch 10, trial.
On Thursday night man of genteel ap-
pearance entered the ewery store OF Mr. C. n Gunher,
No 500 Fult0n-ave and examined number or watches
jewellers back turned he decamped with three gold
watches each worth $50 He not captured although
the stOrekeeper gave an Immediate alarm.
Arthur X. Skinner, an agent in the employ
OF John A Vega Brother, tobacco-deaers in New
York, arrested at Fort Lee yesterday by Detective
Videto OF the Central Oice upon charge of having en-
bezzled 500 belonging TO his employers Chief Of Police
Campbell considered the matter out Of his jurisdiction
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