The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-25

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average temperature for corresponding date o0H
last year. 6oH
the time for taking out licenses for public carts
Aas been extended TIL Monday next
Jacob Roth, aconnrmed horse thief, was arraigned
yesterday before Justice Cox and held for examina-
SION.
N. 8. Drugs 4 Co. delivered from one OF tn cir
bonded warehouses on South street on Friday last,
m addition 20 their ordinary business 1904 bags
OF sugar In thirteen hours.
The Department OF Public Parks announce tina. +
the weather be fine there will be music by the Gen.
tval Park Band in Tompkins square to-day, nom
Aaaf-past three to half-past i've O'CLOCK p. n.
me German Ladies' Fair, corner Of Broadway and
Thirty sixth street. is nightly tnronged with visitors
and II Ii hoped that o handsome sum may be
realized for the relief OF the sufferers In the pre-
sent war.
Owen Connolly, thirty-tw0 years OF age, and
native OF Ireland, died yesterday at Bellevue Hospi-
tai Deceased fell into the cellar OF the new build
Ing At the corner OF Broadway aud Park place and
sustained fracture OF the skull.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road Company win run their first passenger train
over their new route at eleven O'Clock from the foot
OF Christopher and Barclay streets. This furnishes
m opportunity 10 examine The charming country
and also to attend the auction sale OF lots and plots
aS Rutherfurd Park.
Mary Eagan, a rsynaph az pare, was held 10
answer before Justice Scott for easing william
Addison, OF No. 81 West Forty-fourtn street, Of
Yocketbook containing forty dollars, In saloon on
Third avenue while he was doing from the effects
Of too much drink.
Jefferson Market Police Court was crowded yester
day 70 witness the examination of Theodore Allen
charged with perjury. On account Of the absence OF
Assistant District Attorney Fellows the case was adj
1Ourned until nine O'Clock this MORNING. Justice
COX rel used TO accept ball offered by counsel OF the
prisoner.
Thomas Andrews, driver OF Car %. Avenue G line,
fell over the ont platform ana under the wheels OF
the car, while passing corner OF Sixteenth street and
avenue O yesterday. The wheels passed over his
spine and II Is doubtful whether he VIII recover from
ahe injuries recsiyed, He was conveyed to Bellevue
Hospital.
On Monday morning next, at seven O'Clock, five
hundred ARMY shells will be exploded at different
points In this city TO keep the citizens wide awake
TO the fact that Monday and Tuesday are the last
days Tor registry. THIS gentle reminder VIII be exc
cuted under the direction Of the Local democratic
committees Of the different wards.
Josephine Thomr son. OF 2o2 Wooster street, was
found yesterday morning about three O'CLOCK In an
msensibe state by an officer of The Seventeenth pre-
cinct; IL then appeared that she had severe cuts
upon her head. She was conveyed to the police
station, and being examined by Captain Mount,
slated hat she mad received those WOUNDS at the
hands OF an unknown man, or whom she inquired
Inc nearest way to her residence.
The examination OF DR.. Shine, charged with
assault on DR.. Merrill, was TO take place yesterday
at the Tombs, but IN consequence OF Information
received by Judge Bowling that an important
Witness Tor the evidence was engaged at q trial
before the Court OF General Sessions the examine
lion was adjourned to Friday next.
Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday COM
United Michael Costello. upon complaint OF ofncer
Feetham, OF the Ninth precinct charged with stab
hing James Ftzans OF No. 50 Beihune street, in the
head with u KNIFE on Sunday night, severely iDjur-
Ing him.
The Treasurer Of the Grand Sanitary Fair for the
henent OF the wounded within the German lines
and OF the widows and orphans Of German soldiers
killed In the war reports the following receipts
For cash donations collected by the ladies' $ls,so4
season tickets sold by the committee, 81, 2l4 tickets
and sales October II. $4499; October Is, SAIL; Oc
tober 10, $4.s,o. Total, S27,oo4
The excitement and speculation among the deal
in ordnance great at the present
moment, and are caused by the French government
being large purchaser IN our market. Three
weeks ago before IL was known that there was
such dearh OF guns In France, the ZOJ 900 Spring
field rines, lately sold at an average OF $l2 i2H
piece, by General Dyer, Chief OF the Ordnance Bu-
!eau az washington. could have been bought at
the government limit or seven dollars, or SIX dol
lars and haif by private bid through The Secre-
Larry OF War.
Several parties up town have recently been
swindled by two men named Henry Miller and
Robert Btrdsall, who went about selling bogus
tickets for complimentary ball Tor the benefit OF
The widow OF Charles Smith, to be held at
BirdsalI ana Miller were arrested yesterday morning
AMI arraigDed before Justice Cox at Jefferson Mar
ket, who discharged them With severe reprimand.
large bundle OF tickets found upon their persons
were con1Scated.
During the trial Of policemen by President Bcs-
worrn yesterday some rich revelations were made.
10 "hear the charges OF the roundsmen.
Officer Dunn, or the Eleventh precinct, was
charged win making false report ut The
desk. The evidence showed that having been
detected by one Of the roundsmen OF post some
twenty-five minutes, Dunn hcd TO the station house
and reported thai he had caught river thieves in the
act or stealing iron from the Morgan Iron Works, fred
upon them and secured the property aud the boat in
which they were carrying II away. sergeant
Wemys5, TO whom he made this report. ordered him
ACT OF elegraphing the facts contained Ia the report
TO The Central once, when Dunn repented Of the lie
he had uttered and admitted he had made false re-
port 10 explain the cause or his absence from his
posi- Al the trial he frankly admitted the he and
threw himself upon the mercy OF the Commissions
eIs who will likely dismiss him from the force.