The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

Dennis Cusack, living in Yorkvilie, was robbed
on Saturday night OF gold watch and chain
valued at $780, John Mullen a friend of his, was
arrested charged with the larceny, and pawn
ticket for the stolen property found in his pos
session. Justice Couiter yesterday committed him
for trial in default OF $1,000 bail.
Thomas Moore, alias John Lynes nineteen years
OF age and born in England, died yesterday in the
Penitcntiary Hospital on Blackwens Island. De-
ceased was serving out six months term on con-
vction for petit larceny. On the 18th inst Moore
was at work In the coal yard when mast fell upon
and fatally injured aim.
Officer Clark, OF the Harlem Police Court squad
yesterday found insane woman, giving her
name as Margaretta Tarpey, wandering about Har-
lem, and took her into custody. The unfortunate
woman was committed to the care Of the Commits
sioners OF Charities and Correction by Justice Nc
Quade.
The Americas Club House, at Greenwich it Is
rumOred, was sold at auction on Monday by james
M. McGregor Superintendent Of Public Buildings,
to satisfy claims Of creditors, and bought by
Mr. voorhees, builder one OF the creditors, for
and not including the furniture or any appur
teNances OF the building.
The Republican Central Committee met last even
ing at their headquarters, Twenty third street and
Broadway; John J. Townsend in the chair A re-
port received from the delegation who
nominated Grant and Wilson with uproarous
applause After a few recitations and the tran
sacton OF some routine business the meeting adj
journed At the cali OF the chair.
Frederick Killian, OF Harlem, was yesterday ar
rested on charge OF stealing large quantity OF
gaspipe, valued at $1,000, from the Harlem Gas
Light Company. The company has within few
months suffered extensively from this species Of
larceny. The pipe was taken from the Sixth av-
enne boulevard, along which II had been dis
ar.
cused was held for examination by Justice
McQuade. 90 ~ 's-'"-svss..g.s,
The Executive Committee OF the National Repub-
llcan General Committee held secret session yes
terday at the private onice of +. d. Morgan 4 Co..
were the Chairman, Il. ID. Morgan: A. $. Cattell OF
New Jersey; Senator Chandler, OF Michigan; Gen
eral Ames, OF Mississippi son-inaw of b. +. But
Ter, and VIM. II. Kembe, OF Pennsylvania. The
proceedings were strictly private and no further
particulars could be gathered.
Yesterday afternoon the several NJ. T. Brennan
clubs IN the county assembled at Lion Park under
the auspices OF the central organization to par
ticpate In grand barbecue In honor of Sheriff
Brennan, whose family are TO leave the city In
short time. The barbecue was held early this year
so to enable the family TO attend. In point Of
numbers the affair was one OF the greatest
cesses OF It's KIND ever witnessed The pavilion,
the dining room, the bar and the gardens
were crowded that one could not move around
az ease, and the pavilion where the dancing was,
no one could waltz without watzng some of
I his or her feet. At ten O'Clock In the evening
crowds were still swarming from the cars toward
the PARK and the floor managers declared that 1t
would be kept up until daybreak. Below will be
found the programme of the afternoon and evening
entertainments Article NO. on the programme
was not much relshed, as the OK roast was left al
most untouched:-3P. M, Grand Opening by Ora
| fulla Fun Band. 4P. NJ, Grafton by the Hon. VIII
liam r. Roberts: to ?. NJ, barbecue ox
Roast.) 7 r. NJ, Dancing and General ENJOY
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