The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-06

try are making strenuous efforts TO aid the poor by
whom the institution Is surrounded. They viii
thankfully receive donations of second hand cotl.
ing. Packages VIII be sent Tor on notice being sent
10 1856 Worth street.
The death of the wife Of joe Copurn the pugllist,
was yesterday reported to Coroner Schirmer. DR..
Hodgman was called to see Mrs. Coburn, az her resi-
dence, 800 East Forteth street Few minutes before
she expired. and found her suffering from convul.
slons, but refused to give certificate.
James Taylor, forty-two years Of age, and Dor in
England, was a lodger in the Fourth precinct sta
ton house on Thursday night. AT one O'Clock yes.
terday morning he was seized with IL, rom which,
however, he soon recovered, but some hours SUD-
sequenty Taylor had another fit and died soon
afterwards. Coroner Scnirner Was notified TO nod
an inquest
Matthias Dachler vas arraigned before Judge Led.
win, at Essex Market, yesterday, complaint OF
Henry Merz OF No. Pell street, for robbng him OF
a trunk, containing clothes and jewery, valued at
S501 The trunk was found IN ihe possession of
lenry Luzen, lit Elizabeth street, by Oiicer Long
OF the Tenth precinct. Dachler was committed Tor
Trial, and Lutzen was held under $3.50 pall to an.
sWer as receiver or stolen goods.
There will he jolly time at the house OF the
Oriental Club, on East Broadway, tonight. "Jim"
Sullivan, of oyster fame, is to serve up champagne
clam chowder; famous gee club Is to be present.;
all The leading clnbmen have been invited, including
those OF the 'Staole Gang" "Mofning Glories,'
Gotham, city, Jackson, jefferson and Shandley
clubs ana many others prominent In POLITICAL busi-
ness and professional circles are expected.
On Thursday afternoon warrant was issued at
Essex Market Police Court, by Judge Ledwith, Tor
the OF James II. Blood, alias DR.. ]. Ii. Har
vey, said to be the &C.," OF the firm OF Woodruff a.
Cl.iiin. Mrs. Annie Clafn, the reputed mother of
Tennie c., averreu that Blood nad abused her and
threatened ner life. Yesterday kesdames oodhul
Claim called at the court 10 state tina. the whole
thing was a blackmailing operation, and that Mr..
Blood would appear to-day at ten O'Clock and give
BAH Tor any required amount.
The stated meeting OF the Board OF Managers was
held at the Bible House, Aston place, ON Thursday,
the 4tn inst, hafpa three p H., Norman White,
Vice President in the chair, assisted ny Frederick
S. WINSTON, A. Robertson Walsh and +. H. Fancher,
nZed-one III each OF the States OF Iowa, Missouri,
Georgia, Alabama, Texas and Kansas. Grants
OF books were made to the american sea-
mems Friend Society, for distribution among
boatmen and seamen; 70 the Western Seamens
Friend Society, Bibles and Testamenis In Danish;
for Washington Island Mission, Wisconsin; for Nur
sery and W0men's Hospital on Staten Island; TO the
Home for Incurables- to the Military Post Library
! ASSOCIATION; to soldiers at Foit Aberclombie Da.
| Episcopal Cnurcn, for Panama: to the Marine
Agent of New York Bible Society, for vessels sailing
10 foreign ports and many grants to feeble auXia-
res ut the South. The number OF books granted IL
3,7e including two volumes In raised letters for the
bind, besides others, to the value OF $500. They
were IN various Languages as English Spanish, Por-
tuguese, French, Italian and DANISH.