The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-04

street yesterday.
The vital statistics for the week ending yesterday
are as rollows-Deaths 554; marriages, 40; Births
269, and stiii-born, IL.
Charles H. Fields, "Deai Charles colored man.
OF 40 Thomas street, was drowned on Friday, or
pier No. l. anu the body upon being recovered yes
terday was removed 10 the Morgue.
Edward Durrell Frenchman, attempted TO steal
ffiy-lvc dollars from the drawer OF II. B. Kinks
store, at 80 Fulton street. on Friday. He was ar
rested and Judge Downing yesterday committed ham
for trial.
Police arrests during The past week were as fol
lows:-Saturday, August 81 1855; sunday cath, 2S5 ;
Monday 25th. 2i7; Tuesday 3Orb, 3l3 Wednesday
$751; POI; Thursday, september J. 255; Friday "a, 2o
Total, ,929
During the week ending yesterday Marshal Fart
granted The following icenses:-Junk carts q sec
ond hand dealer /; expresses, q; venders ~ carts
and cartnen, %; coaches, !; gunpoWder, i; porser,
]; drivers, 45 total, 49, total amount received, S256
Joseph Baum was yesterday held TO answer by
Justice Scott, at the Essex Market Police Court, on
a charge Of stealing from the premises OF Fritz
Johnser Of IS Eldridge street. 200 cigars, valued at
tnirty-Gve dollars. The accused admitted his guilt
For the week ending yesterday there were re-
ceived at the CITY Ordinance Bureau 4O1 complaints
OF violation Of city ordinances, OF which 395 were
from the police and six from citizens. There have
been settled IT'S and the balance have been re-
ierred to the proper departments 70 be remedied
Henry Zeimer, clerk in The employ OF Messrs.
Lyman 4 Michael Humans, retail millinery dealers,
| and customers Of Abraham W. Mas. AS Broome
street was arraigned at Jefferson Market Yesterday
afternoon, charged win oeirahdins py rheims OF
dollars IN business transactou Held Tor triai IN
de aut OF 81 900 ban.
A member OF the Sanitary Committee OF Tic Board
of Health, who recently made inspection oil the
Butchers Hide and rat Association and Smith Ely,
Jr rat boiling establishments declares emphatically
that these establishments WI not be licensed TO
stencil the inhabitants OF BeekmaD Hill with Their
Civilizations: that II IA permit is granted IL VIII
lac IN opposition to the protest OF the committee,
who have the health and comfort Of the people SIN
cerely III heari.
The robbery at the Methodist Mission Rooms, sos
Broadway, on Tuesday morning, has assumed a new
feature. The articles stolen sent 10 the rooms
or the concern yesterday morning in charge Of
messenger The plunder was done up IN a strong
package, around which was wrapped an old copy
OF the IdeDeaGest. II took some time 10 open the
bundle. and while the clerk In attendance was
doing SO the messenger disappeared The $4,000
in bonds OF Dr.. Durbn were on top. The silver be-
longing TO Dr. Naws was found enclosed bY Inc
bonds Every article taken was returned even 10
Old out gold pens ana othei articles of lttie
value
Mrs. Rushfor, OF rs West Eleventh street. APP
peared at Jefferson Market yesterday and entered a
complaint against Mr.. Fonce, also OF 23s West
Eleventh street, whom she charged with Illegally
OBTAINING her furniture. IL appears that Mrs. Rush
fort went to board at 23S West Eleventh street about
three years ago. she then paid Tor herself and two
children fory-ilve dollars week, aferward thirty
five dollars, and finally twenty-five dollars a
week. Some time ago Mrs. Hushiort became short
allowed her to run up bin Of sos5 ana then elected
her. retaining her furniture, which is worth $1,000,
ami insured for that amount. AS Mrs. Rushfort II
willing and able pay the debt If she only gets
settle time. Judge Cox decided that FCnce should
give an the furniture or be arrested Tor stealing IL.
me defendant reluctantly chose the FORMER alterna