New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-22
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CITY ITEMS.

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The FIRST SUMNER DAr-Yesterday was the first
really warm Summer day this season, and even that
was only comfortable aud not sufficient to throw OIL
more than few Of the black wooden coats that have
chung fast to the dweers of this City through all the
Spring months. II is true there have been some warm
spells but none Of sufficient intensity or long duration
enough to bring out general show OF Summer
clothing So far as recollection serves the 2lst OF
Juno has always brought period to the cold weather
and has frequently been noted as one OF the hot
"days."
We could not well have better weather for rpening
fruits and vegetables Strawberries are very abund-
ant and cheap. Cherries begin to come in freely.
They are sold as everything else should be, by the
pound. The present price l2i cents per pound at
retail Peas in the pod 81 bushel. Southern
waterrnelons here as large as life. This comes OF
steam and ice We send back fresh meat in the same
way. We must not complain of hot weather. Every
growing thing needs many such days.
DELINQUENCY OF A CENSUS MARsHAL.-A resident
of the Fourth Word reports the Census Marshal of one
of the Districts of that Ward simply took the names of
the keeper of clearinghouse, his wife and children,
emitting all the boarders, eleven in NUMBER and the
sha called This is the only delinquency so far pub
cly reported on the part of any of these officers and
we suppose will meet with the prompt attention of the
Secretary of State If any of our citizens know Oh
any similar cases they should address e. w. Nor
gans, Chairman of Standing Committee Of Census
4" Marshals No. 81 Henry-st., Seventh Ward.
yIsrr OF ANOTHER WARD SCHOOL TO THE CRYSTAL
PALAcE.-About II o'clock yesterday the pupils OF
Ward School No. 81 situate at Yorkville, visited the
Palace This school mustered over 200 scholars, UNI
der the Presidency of Mr.. j. w. Boyco in the male
department, and Of Miss Hannah f. Cudipp in the
female department. The pupils were newly and neat
ly dressed Their manners and behavior reflect great
credit on their accomplished teachers, and delighted
the visitors who witnessed their exercises in the Pal
ace After singing music the piano-forte, and OK
cellent speaking the school withdrew, much pleased
with their visit
We call attention to the advertisement OF the Rsri-
tan Bay Unon which will be found in another column
The vicinity of the place to New-York, the varied adj
vansges it possesses and the generous spirit OF its
propretors render il worthy of attention and nquiryon
the part of all those to whom this advertisement is ad.
dressed.
The COMPLAINT BooK.-The Complaint Book OF
yesterday was quite barren of interest There was
nothing in the criminal line more than burglary OF
tobacco, (which will all end in smoke no doubt and
the general charge that balehay short from 10 to
30 pounds por BALE Loafers, rowdes and garbage as
usual. The only serious complaint is that man 10
Eighteenthst docs not keep the cover on his coal
yard and lets the dust blow in his neighbors eyes,
LrScE-Coroner Hilton yesterday held an inquest on
the body of Vim. Stevenson, the boy who twas sup
posed died at the residence Of his parents No lsS
Laurens st. from injuries received at The hands OF his
teachers but the Coroners investigation showed
that this not the case, and the Jury rendered the
following verdict
"Tbat deceased came TO his death by congestion Of
the brain from disease of the kidneys. Further, we
find that there is no connection between any punisn-
mept he may have received and the disease OF which
he died."
The FYTH.Av. Runaway AccIDgSr-FArAL Re-
SUBTITLE woman, Mrs. Ann E. Vaughan, so fright
fully injured in Fith-av the corner OF Tenth-st
OF Wednesday evening, in consequence OF being
knocked violently to the pavement by the runaway
horse of Mr. Joseph W. Fisher Of No. 80 West Thirty
second-st, which was attached to carriage, as re-
ported in Yesterdays TRIBUNE died the same night IN
the New-York Hospital. The deceased was employed
ss nurse in the family OF Richard Edgar Esq., residing
on the corner of University place and Thirteenthst
she was about so years of age and native Of ia
maies, West Indies. Her permanent residence how
ever, was in Elizsbehtown N. j. At the time of the
lamentable she was proceeding home from
call upon some friends. A purse containing s3s was
found in her possession. Coroner Wilhelm will hold
an inquest on the body to-day. He would have done
so yesterday bnt the witnesses could not be procured
P.s.-Sn ce writing the above I'm inquest has been
held and the Jury rendered verdict of Accidental
Death.
DEATH OF A BALLET GIRL BY BURss.-Many Ann
Dunhsm, girl in her 18th year, died yesterday at
No. II Lawrence-st. from burns received about two
weeks since in consequence of her clothes catching
FIRE from stage light in the Bowery Theater, where
che was dancing. She was native of Newark, N. j.
An inquest viii be held upon the body to-day.
FouSD DRowsED.-Coroner O'Donnell yesterday
inquest upon body Of unknown sbozt 81
years found IN the North River foot Of Forty
sEhhst aud verdict of drownns rendered Deceased
dressed In suit of black, had grey whskers aud Of
sim make pitch plaster on his chest, and tho word
Heyer ION bis shirt