The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-11

Tho first lecture or the series Of 1874 for the
members OF the Catholic Union, Will be delivered
at the Cooper institute this evening, by Mr.. Ed;
ward II. Anderson. Subject-"Churcn and State"
Shortly before eleven O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Jacob Goldsteln, three years OF age, whose
parents i've at No. 20 Chrystie street, Tell from
second story window to the pavement and was
killed. Coroner Woltman was notified.
The St. Georges Cricket Club announce that
their grounds, ON Eighth street. Hoboken. will be
opened on Wednesday next. when club game
win beplayed, commencing at one O'Clock. The ST.
Georges have arrad2ed = match with the Merlon
Club, or Philadelphia, to be played on their grounds
the 20tn and 21st inst. M sI
Coroner weltman was on Saturday afternoon
called to No. AIS West Forty.second street to hold
an inquest on the body OF Kate Cronin little girl
who died from an overdose OF morphine admins
tered by mistake by her mother to alleviate pain.
Some d teen months ago deceased was run over
On BY seoS nnd ana
formed, since which time the poor child suffered
intense pain.
About hali-past three O'Clock on Saturday morn
ing Joseph K0nn, German, forty years or age,
who earned o precarious living by peddling pic
lures through the streets, while In par TALLY de-
ranged state OF mind, cut hts throat with razor
and died soon aIterward from hemorrage. De-
ceased, who was very poor has LETT widow and
two children: H., Quite recently wealthy relative,
Used to take Kohn and his family home With him,
but lett without keeping his promise, WIN ich drove
The body Of August Woln, German, twenty-five
years of age, was yesterday morning found hang
ing to o derrick In Fifty-third street, between
FIRST ana Second avenues. The body was cut
down and removed to the Nineteenth precinct
station house. 1t Is stated that In possession or
the deceased man Was found letter, In winch he
states that he loved young woman, but as she
hence he terminated his earthly career. No Official
report OF the case had been made up to the closing
OF the Coroners' office yesterday afternoon.
Among the recent transfers made by the Police
Commissioners was that or Captain John J. Mount
from the seventh to the Seventeenth precinct.
Captain Mount has corSmanded the latter precinct
for seven years, was attne head OF the Fourteenth
and seventh for two years ana a half, and now,
after an energetic and honorable career, he re-
cltizens thereof During the past winter Captain
Mount distributed upwards OF 100000 loaves Of
bread to the poor in the seventh precinct He it
was also who broke up the concert saloons and
swindling shops on Broadway.
The fortieth anniversary Of the American Female
Guardian Society was held last evening in the
West Presbyterian church, West Forty second
street, between Fifth and sixth avenues. The
children from the society, about 100 In number,
were present, and were seated In the west wing
Of the church. The anniversary sermon was
hvered a memorial discourse commemorative Of
the late Mrs. M A. HAWKINS formerly President
OIL the society. The Rev. DIR. Hastings also eu0.
gized her lie and services while connected with
the institution. A hymn was then sung by the
children and u collection taken up In aid OF the
FUNDS Of the society. which concluded the pro.
ceedings. @
Committee OF the worSngmen's Central Body
held meeting yesterday afternoon at Munzing-
er's Hall, No. 147 West Thirty.second street, for
the purpose OF completing their arrangements for
the mass meeting 10 he held IN Cooper Institute
on the 18th inst The Committee on Resolutions
reported an amendment to the resolutions winch
Will be passed at the meeting, and which was
adopted. Inc expense o. the proposed meeting
was discussed, which, 1t was believed would not
amount to o, er $3.50. The speakers appointed for
the mass meeting are Messrs. p. Coyle OF the
Plumbers, Osborne Ward OF the MacnlnIsts ii.
Biissert. X. Kuhn and M. Homrirhausen OF the
German organizations and Theodore +. Tominson
and w. A. Carsey OF the W0rkIngmen's Political
Industrial Association. speakers nave also be
appointed by the Tailors, Coopers and Crlspins.