The New York herald., 1874-10-04
NEW YORK CITY.

The police arrested 1909 persons during the last
week.
Eight recruits were made members of the police
force yesterday.
There were 5s5 deaths, ts9 births. ls9 marriages
and 40 sthl births during the week.
Marshal Conkin granted 1,012 licenses and re-
ceived $2ool rs Tor the week, ending at noon yes
terday.
Nearly oil the old documents Of the Board OF
Aldermen have been indexed by order OF General
Pinckney, aud deposited In metallic ooXes.
The Inspectors OF Police are In future TO be sup
piled with horses and wagons for the purpose OF
making tours OF the station houses. Sergeants
nad better not go to sleep.
The rule en- forcing the constant wearing OF the
uniform among the police is to be modified at the
next meeting OF the Board. Captains will be al
lowed a discretionary power for purposes OF de-
tectng crime.
Coroner Woitman was yesterday called to No.
40 Lalght street 10 mold an inquest on the body Of
Patrick Moore, sixty-six years Of age, whose death
resulted from tnjuries received on Friday night
by alling from a second story WINDOW whiie sup
posed 70 be suffering rom an attack OF delirlum
tremens.
At meeting Of the Eighteenth Assembly district
Tammany Hail committee, held at National Hall,
No. 535 Third avenue, on Friday evening, resolu-
tions were adopted tenouncng Mayor Havemeyer
and Nelso !. Waterbury tor "their malicious and
unlounded charges" against Jonn Kelly and
pledelng MIN their "afection and reliance"
Next sunday the Right Rev. W. H. Gross, Bishop
OF Savannah Ca, win deliver a lecture on "The
Church In Her Combats." The large han OF Cooper
Union has been hired for the occasion, rs il Is
pected that the Yong Bishop from the South VIII
address a large audience. Tickets are tor sale by
the sections ol the different churches throughout
the city.
Police Commissioner voorhis has introduced
system Tor cleaning the streets at night. which
viii go into operation on Wednesday next. In.
afr hoHo hnan mt mr. pta tiov M
the Board directing all cltlzens to put out their
ashes and garbage between six and cignt p NJ.
No ASH boxes win be allowed on the sidewalk
after seven O'Clock IN the morning.
The Board OF Police refused TO pay the claim or
Samuel Lowdea yesterday. The amount Is Zoo,
and is claimed for the building Of stable ordered
by the previous Board II is put forward by the
present Board as reason Tor Its action. mat the
award oi the CONTRACT TO Mr. LOwdcn was made IN
an uniawlnl manner, ana The Commissioners do
not leci they can justly pay the demand.
The body of an unknown man, forty years of age,
was found Aoatlng In the East River. pier SO.
Deceased was about nve iect nine inches in height,
with black hair, cut short and brown whskers ana
Hustache. He wore black pants and vest, plaid
wooiien undershrl, white overshirt, brown SOCKS,
eaiter shoes AID blue necktie. The body was sent
60 the Morgue ana Coroner EickhoH notified.
Ernest Smith, aged sixteen years, was married q
year ago in Albany, Bridget, his VIE, being his
senior by ten years. They have not found Lille all
honey ana Ernest played trnant. Bridget pur-
sued him to this city and placed warrant FOR his
arrest III Detective liieys hands, W no yesterday
placed the boy husband safely IN the embrace ol
ms spouse, to be by mr. carried back to the conf
gal home.
Anrico Augustine Bertha Guismona. Manual
GOusali and Gocard Giovanni were arrested by De-
tectlves Won Gerchten anu Mullen yesterday.
They are charged with being concerned with John
Cesno arrested a lew days ago. IN the swinallng
oi emigrants. Augustine is sand to be the leader
Of the gang. They are at present locked mp at tne
Cen raj once and VIII be arrai.ned at tho Tomhs
Police Court on Monday.