The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-05

Rudolph Weber. OF No. 1896 West Thirty-ninth
street; August Scnampert or 46 West Thirty third
street, ana Thomas Bertrand, Of the OF Park
and FortIeh street, held TO bail In the
sum OF 500 each, ut the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday morning, charged with violating
the Excise law III not keeping their places closed on
Sunday.
| David Boyington a bind man, hailing from New.
ark was found by an officer on Eight avenue Sun
day so much intoxicated as TO be unable to nav.
that al am blindr He was conveyed 10 the Jener.
son Market Police Court yesterday morning and
sent to the care OF the Commissioners OF Public
Charities and Corrections.
A squad OF officers of the Twentieth precinct ON
Sunday night made a decent upon the German dance
house 551 West Thrty-second street, and arrested
twenty-nine males anu three females, who we're
all night. They were arragned at Jefferson Market
yesterday morning, and discharged, as the officers
were unable TO substantiate their charge.
coroner Young held an inquest OF 334 West Eley-
entn street, on the body OF Mr. George w. Eidred.
thirty.slx years OF age and a native OF this city,
who died from the the effect OF injuries Last Sat
urday week Mr.. Eldred was engaged In roofing a
shop, corner OF Gansevoort and West streets when
he fell backward q distance oil twelve feet, and
striking his head on barrel, fractured his skull
death being the result.
On the LIST Inst. Tabernacle Lodge No. sos. Free
and Accepted Masons, assembled IN their lodge
rooms being summoned specially. The occasion OF
the large turnout was a presentation OF q hand
some and valuable Past Masters Jewel TO Past
Master Thomas stevenson. The presentation was
made IN eloquent terms by Mr.. James Allen, Worthy
Master OF the lodge, and responded To IN iecitous
terms by Captain stevenson. The AFFAIR wound up
with fine luncheon.
william Marley, better known rs Freddy the
Blacksmith and James W. Smith, OF SO King street.
on SUNDAY afternoon were racing horses ON Sew
enth avenue. Oflicer Dohertv, OF the mounted
squad, captured and conveyed them to the station
house In Thrtieth street. Yesterday morning ne
appeared &C the Jefferson Market Police Court and
testified that they were driving at the rate Of thr.
teen miles an hour. they were fined 50 each upon
paying when they were discharged.
The Assembly committee investigating the charges
against Judges Cardozo and Barnard held another
meeting yesterday at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mr..
Prince, chairman, and Mr.. T1lden, OF the commit
tee, were present, as were Judge Card0zo, ms
counsel ana several members oil the Bar Associa-
ton. the proceedings, as heretofore, were con-
Quoted with closed doors reporters being vigorously
excluded, and all attaches and witnesses prohib-
tied IRON giving the least information. Mr.. william
Tracey, lawyer, was the first witness examined.
Messrs. GraL Nathan and Richard Beamsu were In
attendance and busy az bees.
AT quarter TO three O'Clock this morning IRE
broke out on the fourth floor OF No. 372 Pearl street.
occupied by l.. Holman, lounge manufacturer. that
caused a damage Of $1,000. The thirn moor, which
WINS occupied by the East River Printing Company,
" was uamaeed 1000. 1he second noor wncn was
V..oupicu py wright Co., vegetable nil manufac
Arr AVA was damaged TO the extent OF $500. The
n nn.l nvoi, winch was occupied by Ioetyman A
hessenoand, importers Of CONNECTIONS was MANAGED
W ene ex.eh, OF 5000 The building, winch rs the
Pivpciy VI te Lorlllard estate. Injured 10 the
extent OF $1,000. Tie cause Of the ire ~ vet "m mn
known NV se' un'