The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06
NEW YORK CITY.

The case OF Edward r. McIlvan, the Broad street
broker, tie particulars of which have appeared in
these columns was disposed of yesterday morning
by Judge Hogan holding the prisoner to bail in
the sum OF $4,000.
George Cutter was locked up by Justice Cox, at
Jefferson Market, yesterday, on complaint Of Ed
ward c. Ford, OF No. 145 West Thrticth street,
charged with stealing quantity of clothing from
him, vaned at 80 portion OF the stolen prop
erty was found in the possession OF the prisoner.
II appears from Comptroller Green's estimate for
the Police Commission expenses for the year that
there was intention on his part that one police
man should be discharged, the whole number OF
2,l00 patrolmcn being provided for. lie claims that
his policy Is TO cut on some snecnrists, which he
thinks arc attached to the police pay roll.
lecture will be delivered this evening by the
Very Rev. Father Burke Q. T., in St Brdgets
church, avenue b and Eighth street, OF which the
Rev. Father Mooney Il pastor This will he per-
haps the last chance the public VIII have to hear
tins noted lecturer IN this city. Subjcct--'The
irish Character in Relation TO Cathocity."
Detective Palmer, Of the Fifteenth precinct, yes
terday morning arrested two young men in Fourth
street, who were acting in suspicious manner In
their possession were found two silver Watches Nos
7945 o7 and -. which are supposed TO have been sto
len The prisoners were arragned before Justice
Cox, at the Jefferson Market Police Court and re-
manucd toto The station house IN order TO allow
the otlcer time 10 ind an owner for the property.
Officer Martin, Of the Twenty-nrst precinct, yes
terday afternoon found three boys George Murtha
Robert Monroe and Dennis Buckley, in the cellar OF
the private residence 40. 1903 Lexington avenue
They were committed for trial by Justice Coulter
at the forkyie Police Court. The house il owned
by Mr. {. H. Payson, who Is In the country with his
family.
Frederick Muller German, twenty-one years OF
age, who had been but thirteen days in the country,
died In the Reception Hospital, Ninetyn street,
domen. Deceased worked in stable at the Lion
Brewery, 10th street, and on Monday, while shoot
ing at mark, accidentally shot himself in the alb
domen. Coroner Herman has the ease In charge.
avenue.
Dr. Haock, resident physician at the emigrant
depot, Castle Garden, yesterday reported that the
body OF Cart Schroeder, child nearly two and half
years old had been brought to Castle Garden from
the ship ST. Olof, from Hamburg, which had no
doctor on board The child was sick during the
resulted rom malasmus. The body was sent to the
Morguc.
The body Of the man found in the dock foot of
Thirty-fourth street, East River, was yesterday
Identified as that Of Miles Murphy, f0rty-two years
Of age born in Ireland late Of Long Island City,
MI. Murphy lett home about two weeks ago 10 visit
some friends IN this city, and was seen more
alive. He drank TO excess, and IL IL thought that
while under the influence of liquor Murphy fell
overheard and was drowned Coroner Herman
held an inquest over the remains. Deceased owned
real estate In Long Island City and was also the
owner OF house and lot In GrcsnpOint.