The New York herald., 1870-08-11

penknife. The wound Is slight.
| While hanging iron doors yesterday John Smeller,
Of SsS Seventh avenue, had shoulder fractured by
one Of the doors falling upon hm. He was sent to
| Centre street Hospital
| The Department of Public Parks announce that II
the weather be nne there Will be music by the Cen,
| trail Park Band In Madison square this evening,
| from six to eight O'Clock.
| IRE supposed to be OF incendlary origin, oc.
Cured yesterday morning In the Red House, corner
guished by Mr. West one Of the Inspectors OF UNSAFE
Buildings.
Henry Mulet, of121 Thompson street, was held to
answer by Justice Hogan yesterday, at the Tombs
Police Court, on complaint OF Edward Mcconnell oi
| so Lispenard street, who charged that the accused
stole from him silver watch, valued at forty dol
| lars.
Frank Deneke, OF 80 Gouverneur street, was ar
raigned before Justice Hogan at the Tombs Police
! =. Abrahams, OF 404 Fourth avenue. q gold watch
and chain valued at $S5. The prisoner was held 70
| answer.
| Nicholas Slater died suddenly yesterday in q
shanty In Fifty second street. near Tenth avenue.
| George Morgan, residence and age unknown, died
were sent to the Morgue Both deaIhs resulted from
the heat
Yesterday afternoon laborer named James Gal
lagher, who was employed on the new building in
process of erection at 2i6 East Thiyfourth street.
fell from ladder and. though the distance was only
six feet was instantly Killed. his neck being broken;
at 345 East Thirty fourth street His body was taken
| to the Morgue and the Coroner notified.
large body Of the united choirs OF Trinity parish
will 20 on an excursion to-day 10 New Jersey High
lands In steamer provided for the purpose. There
will be rural luncheon ana dinner provided by the
rector and corporation OF the PARISH. The whole
will be under the direction OF the 0rganists OF the
parish Last yearrhere was some enjoyable chorus
singing under the direction of DR.. James Pech.
heartless case Of nhumanlty is reported by the
Twelfth precinct police. 1t appears that Monday
william Sheridan this city, was badly injured on
Harlem train at Mott Haven. He was found by
John York, undertaken, OF Morrsania, lying upon
the road, and conveyed to Sylvan Park, Harlem,
where he was left TO die. Yesterday he was found
by the police and conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Judge
Hogan, Thomas Wilson was held for trial on q
charge Of having picked the pocket OF Edward G.
Brown, OF room d, Trinity Building Broadway and
Thames street, on Monday afternoon. Wilson be-
longed to party of men who josted against Brown,
and he was seen to drop the pocketbOOk, which
tanned 5000 in registered bonds and securities.
Michael Ward, boy fourteen years of age, was
caught in the act Of entering house In Lexington
avenue, between Fifty-second and Fifty-third
streets, yesterday afternoon. through the coalhoe
on the sidewalk. The object was, 1t is believed, to
steal, the family being away In the country; but the
prisoner said he was going IN there TO steal nothing
his T Was w hed r wo
animation.
Charles Raphael was brought before Justice
Hogan, at the Tombs Police Court yesterday, on
complaint Of Nathan Fanmerbawn Of No. 41e East
F0rty-ninth street, who charged that Raphael went
into the saloon No. SO Chatham street to have re.
freshments; that the accused and two others
left he missed his ovcrcoa,t in which were $4,000
worth OF diamonds The prisoner was held to an
swer % Detectives Tllley and Woolridge OF the cen.
case.
The Board Of Police yesterday afternoon retired
Captain Greer, of tie Ninth precinct, on half pay,
and also Sergeant z. G. Smith, Of the Eleventh pre-
cnet, on pension Of $500 per annum, aud Patrol
man Baker, of the Thirteenth precinct, pension
of $3.50 per annum. Captain Washburne, OF the
Captain Mcdonnell from the Twenty first to the
Twenty eighth. Sergeant Clnchy was made actl1g
captain Of roCs Rs Van Deuren a and A.
to the Second and Third Surgical districts respec
lively.
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday John VIII.
liams was arraigned by ofbcer william Clarke on
charge Of stealing several articles Of jewelry from
Catharine Horn, OF NO. 9S2 Third avenue Williams
was caught just he was leaving the house and the
stolen 9nG taken ver n n an ms or
ring, one sleeve button, three earrings one gold pin,
two gold badges, gold ring partly broken, piece
Persons having lost articles Of the foregoing descrp
ton can see them by applying to Captain Gunner at
the Nineteenth precinct station house. Williams
was committed for examination.
A meeting Of the Liberal Club was held last even
ing at their rooms, % Bowery, Mr.. Henry Wehle pre-
siding and MI. D. T. Gardner acting as secretary.
Among the correspondence Of the club since last
meeting was read letter fr0m N. E. Lettre, Of
Paris, who characterized the war between France
and Prussia as "abOmnable." lecture on 'WO-
mans sphere, with some reference to the relation
between population and suffrage" was delivered by
Science in Howard University, Washington, which
traced much OF the existing evils p society to the
IN o 81 @e
was q discussion, IN which various and opposite
opinions on the subject OF woman suffrage anu the
proper sphere Of woman were expressed.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Judge
Hogan, James Thompson, who occupied q room at
Halls Hotel, adjoining French's, and who gained
access to French's by means Of beam between the
two hotels, again arraigned to answer to further
charges for his thlsving raid upon French's Hotel.
| TWO charges were preferred against him. one by
| John N. Henry, who has been staying at French's
| Hotel, accusing Thompson Of stealing from him a
| able amount; the other by James w. Andrews, Of
No. Pine street, accusing him OF stealing from his
room at the hotel two gold cased watches, worth
$685. pair OF sleeve buttons, worth fifteen dollars
o set of studs, worth five dollars: pocketbook con
tanning fifteen dollars and suit of clothes worth
| fifty dollars. Thompson was committed on eact
! complaint.
The MToiAl GAM:.
| The Reporters vs.. The st. George Cricket
| CIub-victory for the Dragon slnyers.
Pursuant to announcement the base ball reporters
OF the several New York and Brooklyn papers re
paired to Hudson City, n j., to give nine from The
st. George Cricket Club lesson in base ball. The
| few innings played however, showed tha