The New York herald., 1870-09-16
NEW YORK CITY.
Burglaries Robberies, Pocketpieking, Acct
dents, Arrests Inquests and Violent
Deaths-Police Court Mirrsrisms
and General News Items.

and General News Items
Fanny Lombard keeper OF a sailors boarding
house In Greenwich street held for trial yesrer
day by Judge Dowling on charge OF having stolen
$4o Hom sailor named David Ludlow.
The Department OF Public Parks announce that.
II the weather be nne, there Will be music by the
Central Park Band At the Battery this afternoon
rom nali-past Tour to half-past six O'Clock.
General Fremont's Southern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany met again yesterday but "a there was nothing
very important to do they didn't do anything. Thev
VIII "ry again. On Monday next.
GnstaVe Hasselback, a lad nine years OF age, fell
from Ore escape at 4s9 East Nineteenth street 70
tne pavement on wednesday afternoon, and was so
severely injured that he died In half an hour after
wards
Tne names OF the two prisoners who escaped from
the General Sessions Court on Wednesday are
Richard Jones. indicted for n burglary in Downing
street and Charles Williams, indicted for burglary
In Forty-fi1th street.
Ut. Teler, house surgeon Of Mount Sinai Hospital
yesterday afternoon informed Coroner Keenan, that
Mrs. Reoecca Blumenthal, a patient under his care
naa a,ea from the effects OF extensive burns" No
iuIther particulars were given. An inquest will be
heid over the remains to-day.
coroner Schfrmer yesterday held an inquest on
the body OF Edward Larsen native OF Sweden,
9tn lnstant at his residence In Melrose Weschester
county, by falling from third story window. The
jury rendered verdict OF accidental death.
Ellen Wall, aged eighteen, OF No. 522 East Elev-
enth street, was taken from low house OF il-fame
In Greene street on Wednesday night by officer Carl
OF the Eighth precinct, upon complaint Of her mo-
tner, ana yesterday morning committed to the
House Of the Good Shepherd by Justice Cox.
Justice Bowling yesterday committed to answer
Johanna Lahey, who, as is alleged stole 500 from
Melvina Yates on board the steamer Connecticut
during trip from Albany to this city. The sum of
$400 was III satche IN the state room where both
were sleeping, but only half the money is alleged TO
nave been stolen.
An unknown man, while walking on the track of
the New Haven Railroad, near Fordham, was struck
down by passing train, run over and instantly
killed. The pody was taken to the Thirty-second
subprecinct station house at fremont and lies there
awaiting the action Of the Coroner. The man was
g. out Iorty years OF age, had dark hair and side
AT the meeting OF the New York Port Society, held
yesterday, the following summary Of work for the
last two weeks was reported:-Number OF religious
services, 3s; visits to vessels, 1754; to boarding
houses sol; SIX Bibles, 80 Testaments, $500 pages
OF tracts $50 volumes OF books, SO miscellaneous
packages and Six loan libraries were placed Ship
board. Six hundred and fourteen seamen have
Vlslted one OF the three reading rooms.
During the last three months about $1,000 worth
OF cloth has been stolen from Allen Won Kellar, OF
1863 William street. About 500 Of the property has
been traced to the store Of Jacob SchoonmaKer OF
!19 Springfield avenue, Newark, N. j., VINO yes
terday arralgned before Judge DOwlIng and COM
mitted as receiver OF stolen goods. Schoonmaker
was was also committed M on charge or having sold to
one Henry otto $25 worth OF the stolen CLOTH and
Otto was also held TO answer as being Implicated.
Thieves entered the wholesale LIQUOR store OF A.
Kruzer, at No % East Broadway, about midnight on
Wednesday, and packed up several cases Of wines
and liquors all ready to be taken away. Some they
had even removed to the sidewalk, when they were
frightened away by the appearance OF police officer
Of the Seventh precinct He made an Investigation
and found that nothing had been taken away. The
burglars had made entry by breaking the skylght in
the roof and lowered themselves by o rome
: pavId Connor was hold to answer at the Essex
MARKET Police Court Yesterday, by Justice Scott on
charge Of robbing John Mcdonald, stopping at
Van Dykes Hotel, CatharIne street. OF ten sove
regns ana silver watch. Robert b. Berger, resld-
answer on charge OF stealing from Frank Duden.
ss, Mamer OF 20 Deancey street. where he resided
snort Time as o0arder four gold rings, silver coins
ana other property OF the aggregate value Of $3.50
Henry Melville, soldier detailed at Governors
island' on wednesday evening accompanied cor.
pulent negress named Jane Johnson TO her room at
1872 Greene street While there she threw her arms
around MS neck and took ten dollars in money from
MS pocket She was arralgned before Justice COY
az @ 5enerson Market, Yesterday morning, when Mel.
vile refused To prefer complaint and the cOI0red
nymph was discharged.
Omcer Muldoon, OF the Eighth precinct, yesterday
arraigned dirty looking girl OF the town, named
Ann Kennedy, before Justice Cox at Jefferson Mar.
nIasp
N. d. King charges that he visited her at her room
lib Greene street, Wednesday night, and was robbed
OF his watch ana chain valued at iorfy-Ave dollars
which were found concealed In her stocking when
arrested King falling to put IN an appearance the
woman was temporarily committed to enable the
Ofncers TO produce him.
Young Elliott, No. John street. sold yesterday
at auction the finest lot of the season OF camelias
azaleas, orange trees, cape and other jessamines
md other choice winter-bloomng plants. The
plants were from the noted nursery OF j. H. Halliday
d Batimore. nc me sale brought together large
spirited and the prices good. The sale was great
success and gave good evidence that Southern hor-
lCuturlsts win ind 1t more and more desirable TO |
court the New York market
On Wednesday afternoon as officer Crittepden of |
he Eighth precinct, was pa,rolling his post on Lau
ems street. he was approached by a respectfully at
lred female holding crumpled piece Of paper in |
lumber and street written thereon. AS the officer
vas declphering the writing and giving the neces.
ary drecuOns the woman succeeded in removing |
lis gold watch, valued at $3.50, from ms vest pocket
nd, unscreWlng the swivel, made OF with It re
e discovered his loss. No arrest
The New York Missionary meetny resumed It's
weekly sessions III the Bedford street Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday At three O'Clock the
Meeting opened with singing and prayer followed
y an able searching address from the pastor Of the
nurch the Rev. John +. CoOkman In which he |
rged upon all present the necessity OF renewed
unestness and c0Dsecraton IN the cause. Adj |
'esses, replee with personal experience, were also
ade by Mrs. Baldwin, Mr.. G. McCumber and
ners, interspelsed with sweet, heaven breathing |
eiodies. The benedction closed the session.
Drneiius Mckinley called at an ollce in Liberty
| eet on the 3lst ult. to purchase ticket Tor Eu-
C. He gave Samuel Green and Charles Hannah,
| Q were in charge Of the place, $500 in green.
rs, ana was to get the balance, after paying for
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