The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-25

MIR. james Donahne, superintendent OF the Free
Labor Bureau Nos and 10 Clinton place, makes
the following report OF business for the week end
Ing June 2l:-Applications for employment, 1881.
or these there were l5o males and 81 females; male
help required 81: females 800: situations procured
for 70 males and 8l4 females; whole number OF stu
atoms procured for the week endlng June "a, 800.
About one O'Clock yesterday moang, Samuel Rel
tenhemer German, forty years OF age while
sleeping in chair at the fourth story window OF
his resi- ence 3l4 East Eighth street. lost his
and fell TO the pavement thus receiving Injuries
from which he died In less than an hour afterwards
Mr. keenlemer, who was a temperate ana indus
trieus man. has left widow and three children.
Coroner Keenan, was Moulded TO hold an inquest.
Elizabeth White went into tho clothing store Of
Simeon Plasterck, in Third avenue, near Fourteenth
street, yesterday afternoon, ana asked to see some
white vests. Elizabeth was not easily suited, aud
after tossing up nearly all the white vests In the
place she lett. But under her CLOAK she had man.
aged to conceal sixteen vests, valued at slxfy-fonr
dollars she arrested outside OF the store with
The property In hrr possession On being brougnt
before Justice Scott, at Essex Market, she was held
to answer.
Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest ct Belle
vue Hospital IN the following cases:-On the body
OF George oxford, forty.one years OF age and born
IN Ireland. who was fatally injured ut So Beekman
street, by falling from hosting truck. Also on the
boiy OF John Book, u lad twelve years or age VINO
was killed BY log falling on nun at me oOt ,S o.
body OF John Gallagher, thirty three years OF ago
and born In Ireland, VINO died from injuries acct.
dentaly received ny falling rom the tnlru story OF
premises 233 William street. on June l3.
The bureau In charge OF combustibles under the
city FIRE Department - now prepared TO issue
licenses to all parties engaged In the manufacture
sale OF crude refined petroleum, Kerosene, gun
powder, blasting powder, gun cotton, nitro-glyce-
rine, dualn, explosive otis or compounds, IRE
works, detonating works cartridges. powder trains,
percussion caps cOll0don, nitrate or sOda nitrate
oil silver, ether phosphorus or matches. The nom
possession Of license subjects the manufacturer or
Vender to u heavy penalty.
The Central Park Meteorological Department re.
ports for the week ending at two r. NJ. June "a.
1871, the following atmospheric condltlons:-Ba-
rometer-Mean, %. 1856 inches; maximum, at IL r.
NJ June q, l25 inches minimum, at 2 r. NJ.
June IT, 20 100 inches; range, 400 inch. Their
monieter-Mean, g. ); maximum, at 7. NJ. June
20. ~; minimum, at 8 A. NJ; June II. o.; range 80
on June Is rain fell rom on. ON. to midday 10 the
depth OF 2.23 inches on june IL rain fell from $40
7. NJ TO r. NJ, to the depth OF .os inch; on Jnne
20 rain tell from 6:30 r. NJ. 10 1880 +. NJ. TO the
dep'n OF % inch; on June "a rain fell from A. NJ
to 80 p. NJ, to, the deptn of ~ inch, making the
total amount OF water for The week 800 inches.
The distance travelled by he wind during the week
was 1,0Oi miles.
While off1cer Mcis or the Tenth precinct was
patrolling his post IN Grand street, near Ludlow,
yesterday morning, about one O'Clock, he noticed
three men who were acting in very disorderly
manner, and attempted TO arrest them. Hardly had
he tune to raise hts hand when he received stun
ming blow III the back OF the neck, which made him
sagger. His club was wrenched ron his hand, and
he then received another blow which fe,lod MN TO
the ground. Were IL not for the timely assistance
OF oillcer Horbelt, of the Essex Market squad.
officer Melis would probably have been murdered
by the three runlans. The alarm being given, two
more policemen came on the scene, and the entire
party were arrested. When brought to the station
house they gave their names as John Dougherty
John Burr and John kinnegan. They were all
young men. DOugherry is q member OF the Fire De-
partnent and attached TO Hook and Ladder No. g..
They were brought to Essex Market and held by
Judge Scott under $500 nall to answer