The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-31
City Intelligence.

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
This society, which organized in June, 1852,
numbers 100 members evncing an eminent success in
its audable enterprise The object aimed at Ia the i'm
provement Of the spiritual mental and social condition
has handsome suite Of apartments in the Stuyvessat
Institute Broadway fitted up in comfortable style
reading room, ibrary, and also for religious Worship,
where the members can spend their leisure hours in
moral and intellectual manner. The society does not
but aims at more practical objects likewise BY means
of its Influence young men assisted employments.
spectacle boarding houses being kept where they be
comfortably lodged The rules and regulations of the
society are very good and efficient and have nothing
tartan about them-the managers and vice presidsats
being chosen from all the leading sects Of Proestants
President Vice Presidents and other officers of the insti
tuition, which resulted in the following choce:-
Vice Presidents ptst, Frank w. Ballard; Consrs--
gational, George H. Williams; Dutch Reformed, VIM B.
Hayward Episcopal GEORGE Rantord; Methodist, ABB
Stevens; Presbyterian, Francis +. Butler
Corresponding Secretary-Charles A. Dawson.
Recording Secretary-Richard G. Mccormick, Jr.
TredsuG-Bepjamin Il. Manierre.
Lbrarian-Varnum Cotlins.
MdnogeS-Thomas B. Reed James G. yelling, Edward
G. West, Ralph Wells John II Kinney Charles % seidsn,
William H. Scott j. Fuller, Benjamin Lord, George H.
retrie Peter a, Carter George Edgar Fred " King
Theodore B Bronson.
THE WEATHER May has kept up to the last its charac-
ter of varabeness Yesterday was true March day.
blew complete hurricane from seaward. The Their
memeter and fell several in the Of the
day, but at 10Y p the thermometer at the HrRALD,
building At "a degs. The rain, which appearances
beokened fell towards evening at first gently but in
creasing the night advanced, until at last 1t
complete shower. There likewise a few flashes Of
lightning visible at period Of the night but they
we're only trHing.
FIRING OFF LoADYD PIsroIs.-0n Sunday night, about
half past nine O'Clock Richard Clark, who resides
at No. 211 Greene street, Amty,' fred pistol
charged with shot, from his chamber window, which
took effect ON two females and who were sitting
around table in house on the opposite side OF the
street One Of the females wounded in the breast
another under the eye, and the in the wns-none.
however, dangerously The man who fired the pistol
had not been yet arrested this morning.
ACCIDENT Yesterday morning early. between IL and
/ O'Clock, o man named Thorras Lilly. residing ct
No "a Mulberry street. while in state Of ntoxcetoa,
fell on his child whose head came in contact with A
eartbern bowl dresdully cutting its head DR. Marsha
was called in and dressed tho wound He has no hopeA
Of It's recovery.
SAILING MArcH.-A grand sailing match for $50 side
took place yesterday from pier No l. East river -
Robins Reef and back, between the boats Stephan 3.
Eagan and Rsnchero and won by the former boat,
built by g. w. James OF Atlantic dock. Brooklyn. The
Rsncheso attempting get around the reef from som
unknown upset The crew were saved BY .
/ small boat