The New York herald., 1871-03-04

Aho oPah'sh schooisNup lrinuau, having on board
the cadets who are destined to oficer the navy OF
spain, Is expected TO arrive shortly this port and
win make o brief stay. In order to give the young
men an opportunity to visit the naval establish.
ments OF this city and Brooklyn
George D. Hasbrouck, a charity boarder at the
house OF John +. Nusen, No. l78 Beecker street. OH
Thurday night packed up the wardrobe Of his bed
fellow In pillow case and ondeavored to leave the
house.. He was discovered ana given into the GUS
Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market yesterday held
him for examination.
MIR. May, whose wife Bridget died on Thursday OF
last week, from the effects OF dose Of carbolic acid
swallowed by mistake at her late residence 2s New
Chambers on street. having partially recovered from
Ihe acid, II Will be remembered, was left at the
house by one or the Sanitary inspectors from The
The second meeting Of the William M. Tweed
Club of the Seventh ward held at IS Pike street
last evening, and was decided success. The at.
tendance was large, and over nifty new members
quarters reported progress The great feature that
seemed to predOmlnate was entire unity OF sentiment
nnn S 70 maKe Gs M cup IKE s
Shiels, was nnremitting in his attenti0ns the MEN,
bers and officers OF the organization.
On Thursday night last william Auker aged
twenty-six years, Of No. 90 Thompson street, was
arrested for forcing open a rear window Of the
premises OF Bernard Connolly, at No. 14s Bleecker
street, and stealing furniture valued at fifty dollars.
William COnkln, OF No. 121 Anl1ty street, also
charges that on the night OF the 9th OF January last
Auker forced open the front door OF the stable and
stole thererom harness and blankets valued at
$3.50. He was arraigned before Justice Cox, at
Jefferson Market, yesterday afternoon, and, admit
ting the charges was committed without bail to
answer at the Court Of General Sessions.
whose parents live at No. 102 Washington street,
died in the Park Hospital on Thursday evening.
few hours previously deceased was at play with
son street. large grlndstone which was standing
against the side OF the building ~tOppled over and,
falling on James, fractured his skull in a terrible
manner. Coroner keenan, took charge of the case,
and gave permission remove the body to the resi-
dence OF the deceasedi5 parents. 1t having been
1ntimated that the placing OF the stone IN such a
position that 1t was liable to fall was act OF
lesSness, the investigation was adjourned SO as to
enable the Coroner to make 1t full.
At nine O'Clock yesterday morning Mitchell
Meyer, OF No. IL Elizabeth street. and william
Smead, OF No. 1853 Broome street, two well known
shoplifters entered the store OF Daley h Co., No.
Sls broadway, and inquired for q member or the
firm whom they wei knew would not be there at so
early an hour. AS they were informed he would
not be In for some time they made an excuse TO
wait In the store for hlm. They subsequently COM
menced walking among the stock, and the former
took up piece OF SILK SERGE valued at $780, put 1t
into an inner coat pocket specially made for the
purpose, and they were about to leave the store,
when one Of the porters stopped them, and, after
obtaining the property from them caused their
arrest They were b0tn fully committed for trial. by
Alderman CONAN, at the Tombs Police Court