The New York herald., 1870-02-03

1869. 1870. 1869. 1870.
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Average temperature yesterday :ssX
Averaoe semperature for corresponding period a, ),
iass year.
A man named Charles Fox was found dead In his
bed at Sal Third avenue, yesterday morning ana
Ccroncr schirmer called TO hold an inquest on the
Henry Walton, OF the Dupont House, Hudson
greet hea forwarded SIS 90 70 tne family OF The late
w,nism Townsend. VINO was 50 cruelty murdered on
Saturday last, beng the amount OF subscriptions
nadaby the boarders at'that establishments
There were no cases Of excise violations tried
for Licenses In November were SlS6 .6oain Decem-
bex ea,772 so, and ia January, $2u7 so, ali Of
which were paid into the treasury.
General Palmer, Appraiser Of the Port on the
alleged grOnnd OF economy, discharged yesterday
the following foremen:-Josepn Pokennon, David
1appin John y. Dusenbury, and - Mich, whose
eOrk will hereafter 10 done by tne Assistant
Appraisers.
Between twelve and one O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing burglars showed 10 nckety door leading TO the
eeEar OF G. w. sherwoods grocery store, corner OF
sallfvan and Spring streets bored up tarough the
1Our and sloie six dollars from the til and large
quantity OF nne groceries with which they maue
tleT escape.
Charles Charleston, laoorer thirty-eRht years Of
age, and native OF ireland. while engaged In load
Ing The ship Twilight foot Of PIKE street. East River
suddenly fell TO the pier aud DIED soon Afterwards
lhe remains were conveyed 10 tue late residence Of
deceased, 70 DIVISION street, and Coroner Schlrmer
noufied 10 hold al Inquest
Rchecca Mts, o woman OF intemperate habits,
dted suddenly yesterday morning on the sidewalk In
HsDn on HArf Han MAJ
Ambrose also died suddenly at premises In rear OF
81 cherry street, and another woman expired sud
denly premises rear 0l No. lao MaiDerry street.
Eor0.er notified III al of the above cases.
The Executive Committee Of the Alumni OF Hamil-
Son College, N y, have cnanged the day for the an
nual aud festival TO Thursday the 18th insr
~ The Astor House, instead Of on the oath inst.
haG been geDeraily announced. The change ~ made
IN consequence OF the ATTN inst being observed u
Gay OF fasting and prayer Dy the colleges throughout
the country
While an inexperienced driver in the employ OF
Kenys, Dean q Co., Custom House cartmen, was
delivering some goods to Broadway merchant at
halpast ten O'Clock yesterday morning, smart
rogue drove on the truck, with three valuable PACK
ages The morse and truck we've found at Blk O'Clock
yesterday evening but no trace OF the goods hos
been iound up. To the present
Mary s. Eynoa. o young girl sixteen years OF age,
who absconded from her home IN Newark few
weeks since was found by oficer Black, OF the
Eighth precinct, yesterday morning in n low bagnio
Cox, at Jefferson Market who reInanded aer TO the
station house until this morning. wnen her father "
expected TO appear against her aud have Der com.
nltted 70 the House o. the GOou shepherd.
The American Tract Society reports thar through
us Richmond Va, agency employed during the
pAss quarter fty Union missionary coporteurs
In the South Atlantic States and Alabama
m IA
Cnrsuan asniiy visits, held l008 public religious
meennss. found 2S0J families haDltually nesiecung
attendance upon preaching, 265l families destitute
Of al religious books except the Bible, and l. $50
oesututc OF The BiDlc. Tue society supports tas
work al M annual expense OF about $3.50
Last Saturday afternoon man upwards or eighty
years Of age vas taken with ut in Albany street.
near Greenwich and fell to the pavementfn state
q InsenEblllty. He was conveyed to Bellevue Hos
pHai and died the following day. Deceased has
nnce been ldentned as MT. Epapieas Warren, ale
OF Lafayette, n j., BY bis son, I0ras ". Warren,
ume OF the occurrence deceased was en- route FROM
Br0oeyn to his nome in New Jersey. Coroner Keenan,
was notned to hold An inquest on the remains. mir.
Warren Was NAIVE 0f Connecticut.
Nathan Stevens Of No. 81 Liberty street. went into
the basement premises OF No. 100 Broadway, and
while there he met with James LAM, VINO SHORTY
introduced another man. who began to draw en-
put IN $3.50 and watch ~ prIze anixing
number to IL. LAM told Stevens bei0re this
prize could bo drawn be must have d!ty dollars
placed in his nand and the other man was 10 have
ten dol ars THIS was paid ~ stevens and lie drew
the envelope wit1 the number: Lan2 then snatcned
the opvciope from Stevens hana and refused to
give back the Sixty dollars. Lanz was brought
before Judge Downing yesterday and committed to
answer.
Since the promotion of Sergeant Charles ODon.
nell to Acting captain OF tne Twenty-eighth pre-.
cinct he has Infused new vgor into the men
vnder his command, who navo o number
OF desperate nver thieves to deal with. Yes
terday morning Two young men, named Thomas
Aackfn, aged seventeen, aud owen McLauRhlan
alas McGnty, aged nineteen, were arrai0ned before
Jnst.ce Cox, at Jefferson Marker by an Ocer Of the
Twentyclghth, having been found secreted In the
rooms OF William Gist, Ut l3 Bedford street. on Tues
day night. witn large bundle OF clothes ready Tor
OF ske!eion keys. They were committed to the
House OF Refuge
Yesterday morning Mr.. H. NJ. Peyser, merchant
doing business Boston, arrived tins city py sne
New Haven Railroad. On leaving the train at
Twenty seventh street ana Fourth Mr.. Peyser
stood Tor lew moments leaning against one Oi the
posss to the entrance 10 the depot when OF the
cars IN passlAg inside swung around aud
crushed hin against the post with 80
lew moments afterwards. Captain burden Of the
Twenty ninth prccnct, to0K charge OF the remains
end had them conveyed TO tue station house In
Tnirtleih street wnere coroner Keenan, was subse-
quenty called TO hod an inquest The relatives OF
by telegraph ami are expected TO take charge OF
the remains Tor interment
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