New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
CITY ITEMS.

PEIDlY. June a.
TvSrs ASsIvERsARY OF The CoLoRED HONE
The Tenth Anniversary Of this highly useful In
st;tution Of Benevolence was celebrated yesterday
al the ne buildings Of the Institution, erected on
beautiful rural spot, Sixtyfithst between First
and Second avs. A great number Of visitors were
nresent on the occasion, and the rooms q the meet
ing were crowded with ladies', while the spacious
court ward Of the building filed with carriages
in attendance.
The exercises ON the occasion commenced WIN
singing an appropriate hymn, IN which all 'he ID
mates ard company present joined after when,
Rev. DR.. Darling Chaplain Of the institution read
a suitable portion Of the Scriptures, and when nc
had concluded offered a solemn prayer.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson then read the Annual he
port of the Institution containing pleasing ac'
count Of the progress and conction OF the inmates
and of the Institution generally. 1t also contained
narrative Of the happy death OF several OF the re-
sdents Of the Home. This account produced
strong impression on all present
Mr.. T. having concluded the reading OF the he
mort. then addressed the meeting 10 an eloquent
strain upon the subject enforcing particularly the
| great blessing attendant upon those who exercise
elves in deeds Of love and mercy such es tie
present
DR. Fitch, the Head Ply stefan of the Institution
then read the Medical Report FOR the past ear
containing very interesting statement OF the sud
den ravnges Of the Cholera among the female mem
bers Of the Home.
Drs Adams and Tying then severaly addressed
the meeting, after which the company was dismiss
ed With 'nedotion
We were ighy pleased with the appearance oil
all ,se saw. lhe buildings are delightfully."- sltua
ted. and great a Mount of comfort and enjoyment
.eerns TO as evidently to be added TO many and a
great amount of suffering saved to many by this
vslnabIe and useful Institution 1t is we believe
chiefly owing to the exertons Of the ladies Of New
York that this fine Institution owes its origin, its
Furnishing progress, and its present support
FrRFs-At O'Clock yesterday Gale Il Harp
dens silversmth shop, ll6 Fulton st. was discover
ed to be on FIRE. Soon put out dam'ge very 'n'
ling. H.
--At1l4 o'clock last night fire broke out IN the
LEATHER store of Jacob Kizer, 2O3 Eighth av. Inc
building (two-story frame) and most Of the STOCK
was consumed. The two-story frame house ed'
was also destroyed but his stock was mostly sa'e"
rFy- Ten Dollars Reward will be paid at the oil
fee of the Chief of Police on the recovery OF ueo
Meeteer-about Is years old, slender, DARK coin
plexion black, protuberant eyes dressed In brown
Jacket, brass buttons
parry OFFyssys-Wm Houston, Thirteenth
Ward. firing crackers in the street," Chi ken
Bill" Third Ward soliciting passengers without H.
cense John Kane, Sixth w ard, stealing box
! of fire crackers George Newman, Eleventh
Ward dumping a load Of ohal from slaughter
bouse in the street. and refusing to remove IT
Fred. Deanier Setenteentn " aru' IuSP o.c Of
D bouse that had been entered by burglars, and nav
inc q saw made from knife blade IN bis pocsei
George Farmey Patrick Fallen, Michael keT
by. Francis Seymour, John Dean, Slxteentn " arc
cartipg without license; tned 80 each. JON
- Madden Seyents enth Ward interfering with ON
CO.. WiIa Francis Dooran, Seventeenth Ward
assault and battery on Isabella Collins .Aoef
X eeler Second w ard, refusing to pay tor orlhh
y and knocking over the seller with sung sh0'-''
n peter Williams Seventh Ward assault on Jane
o Botherston George Chase, Eighteenth w are
. runaway apprentice from Adam IL Gale, iol
y ,osntb'st and Third av . Stephen Brown, Mint
" Ward passing articles into Jefferson Market RI
20 son snrreotitiousy William LouDley, Four
"a Ward. assault on D. w Friererlies.. ..Jno hoaci
First Ward suspicion OF stealing "a,Gn
M Ch,;stonher Van Hiper and Marlin Shaunot, gh'
20 Ward iboysl stealing bar Of iron from snip o
,s eat Queen John H. Moore James Sloan, n"'
ard Smith George LamsoD, boys tlghtn w at
=, robbing the money drawer OF butcher stan 90
10 Clinton Market.
% ACCOMPLISHMENT Mcclure, Seventee emu
90 at near Firstav fell into the dock foot OF sever
~ teenth.st. u. X and was drowned. 49, August
3; Lumber fell from the roof of building IN W ale
50 near Scammell st. on which he was at worR, al
=, broke his leg. Sent to Bellevue Hospital, ..-Ja
~ Crumbie fell from pile OF lumber in Condh va,
10 and was so badly hurt that he was taken 70 ~
80 Hospital "A drowned child was founo az tne '''
so | of ackson.s st. and the Coroner notified
GRAxD LARcEEIEs.-Richard Heynaro' sl'
sd The Fox" was arrested this morning In the u
rs Ward, on suspicion Of having stolen two 'suao
:. calls both of them new Emma burns yn''
g" ]. Eastman Will am c. Williams, Henry y. NC
u. OILS, Maria Williams, Fourth Ward, arrestes y
"e stealing $50 from Plat Oaks. They were sent
vi the TOmbs.
;. Arson CAsE.-The Eighth Ward Police ma
arrested, in al, four persons charged with parI,
patton in the firing Of s. s. ReiIlys lamp store
ew Canal ST. Their names are: Daniel Cole, Mcna
- Riley, Philip Riley ard Martin Lafy.
ie' BROOKLYN ITEMS.
LAYING THE CoRsER SroSE.-Yesterday alt
noon the corner stone Of the Pacific st. Method
Episcopal Church, now being erected at the corn
an Of Clinton and Pacific sts South Brooklyn. was Is