The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

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Another case wac tha, of q man with . wife and
children. and no.hcf. aged 81. Of whom hc Vas the
cole support. lie Vas similarly i.po.ed cf In q
csee where fireman paid his substitute. his 1900 wa,
immediately returned and ths samc I. done In the
ease Of policeman. The colored people arc heard
In the City Hall. Reporters are not admitted
TnE NATIONAL lloRsE FAIR opened on
Tuesdsy ., the Fsshion Course L. L. In presence Of
come OF our most rssycctnte and wealthy citizens,
ineiudne Commodore Vanderbilt. Simeon Leland.
Shepherd 7. KNAPP, lion. u. Il. Floyd Joncs, and
oshers. TIE exhibition commenced with . grand
eavslesde composed Of 81 teams or single hoi,es TO
vehicle, aud 10 led hor,c. Among the horses on
eshtbion werc Ethan Alien, Lady SafTok Filling.
ham Ll,tl. Nsc., Hello Of Hartford, sc, During the
y asy mere WA Tot Of mile hta between Soirel
race Va. ereins, aud serrei Dan declared victor
ny srut t'n l'ne'hs The veal her, both on Tuesday
Of the day and the number of yiiots 10 the Fair
aeeofSinsly smaller than b,d hc.n anticipated. There
hibi,ion viii contnur two days longer The en,ri,s
Ion ,he soId medal 20 b. a~ndd to the best lsdys
come OIL.
Tnx BOARD or EpucArioN met last evening.
VIM. Z. Curtis, Esq, the rrc,dcnt, prc.cn,cd large
number Of names Of teachers for appointment for
the evening schools. The list ~as referred to the
Committee on that subject
~ ot b'iufrlOu 10 Orcn m additional eve
nins ,chcol ~ tho seventeenth Ward ~as granted.
Professor Wolcott Gihi- teacher of physiology and
nAron u WAS referred TO the Executive Committee
:, wsId school 40. IS, in wc., 9,th .ucct. was an
thoriked To lease fot period uf FIVE years The pfeui
s-s ad oining .aij scho at the ANIMAL rcut of suO
:aid premises to be used tor the puiroc Of enlagng
large oun' Of routine bus iness w. tran.aeted
s'tcr winch The Board adjourned fot fortnight.
Thr Swiss ScurrlrSrKst-- shooting
festival bes,n yesterday at Jones Wood I. Ia in
tended by the Committee, ate told. TO hold fes-
tival Of this sort every YEAR this being the first The
object u the present ia 10 rasc fund TO assist
the widows and orphans Of Swiss soldiors Who have
fAlien in the war.
The day Was clear and not too hot A. about 10
O'Clock good number Of sws young men, most Of
them being armed with ,hcr, heavy rifle, marched
70 the ground, led by llurohmsn. band They carried
the starr and strpcs and the national flag Of switz,r
land-red With short white IN tho centre
side by aide. AT the hoad Of tho little body
marched . man holding boy by tho hand.
bo'h bcine ~ Swis' cosume, the man carrying
me brave Tel and h. son; On coming TO the ground
the pArty was Join a ly the hchuizra tops Of tins
dark green hunting blouse. 4 shooting booth had been
KY up S.sr the centre of .hs grounds and At shoo,
y. G. and so on TO H. cord ran rom each into the
oooIa, 81, the cords meeting n table at which ,at
The Iues were that sv-ry man @ vas .o to p p.y ND 10
,a. ormN ,or ss,ery ,hoi, ho 20 tire ~ often /" he
hand. ,ao.s ss'y .h" 'st' s, the n 90 H.
rpcr cent which vas to 20 into thc fenera fund.
osn.ry Va ,.e % %sa ,sca rho made the irt m IN ne fhs
shootnE vas fsir.h should have been better o. 70
I.sa c hf :SoI IN S. & and
shich vent on amid surh., and now anu then some
e. su GS al Ss G @ r.. 1s.s %.%e Of Of
shooting viii b- made known on tho last day OF the
match, there heinz four day, and .h.n the ptre:
MssIs a. liungsrtuhler, Carl sch-Arz,C ,Chsrl,s Zeg-
Ier And William kubel. At sI O'Clock. tho shooting
,umed et A. T., and be continued At the same hour
;hs f veen ih' s mai. So, .sG
price ranging ron u TO glOO.
IHE JUNK DKALERs.--luite an array Of
these gentlemen appeared yesterday morning before
Justice Oshorne, at Essex Market Police Court.
Among them were Mr.. Jan:s Buchanan, President
'no relation, hc ssys to AN cs Presdcnt u tho United
stste'l Mr. John Mccoy, Vice President, Mr.. Thoe
Smith and Mr. Dennis McDavitt, Secretaries, snd
Mr. Daniel Sweeny, Tr.&uIcr. 1t sppeArs that Mr.
Thomss How one of tho memberA In order to test
the legality Of Superintendent Ksnnedy's beil.r
ing orders, ptoceeded through Broom. street ringing
MS bell. lie va n exp ct.d-promptv arr, -tcd
and taken before JuHiee Obornc, and held to ba, in
soW TO sppoar on SATURDAY. in the Cour; Of Special
Sessions, to answeI the charge o violating the otdcs
o. the Sup rintendent by ringing ell. in the street.
MrIohn Mccoy Vice Pre-ident q the society became
bis bail The Junk dealers, mlltmcn, itlneran cut
isn and others blame the City In,pector for prevent
ms them iur'uing then usu,l occupation by giving
noties Of their approach with their bells. Nothing
dered bell to he e. siv. notice Of the appioach
Of the dirt carte the order prohibiting all oth,r hell
ringing smsnstss from Pol,ce superintendent Ken
Gagged, av.ry lhrse fund having been collected at
their meeting on Iucsdsy evening.
MAILS FOR CHAEfEsToS To-day, at II
O'Clock, the L. s. steam tsnrpor Union will sail for
Charleston with an immense cargo Of storer, aumu.
milton and other necessarcs for the fleet. she will
take large mail for the different vessls of the squad
ron. Letters, papers and parcels, properly directed
and lett ~ the Navy Yard up 10 II O'Clock this rn
ing, will be cheeriuly forwarded Al the vessels Of
the South Atlantic fleet can 10 reached by this do
parture.
THE MYsTRRfous HOMICIDE ~ THE 18TH
wAip-C Coroner wildey last nl.h. concluded the In
quest In the case OF william Finley, who was stabbed
by some Undiscovered prrson IN, nisht Of the sth
inst second Avenue 10th street, at the nth
Precinct Station House. But one witness WAS exam
ined, Fransis Grady by name, whose testimony
thfew ligh the All ir, although he was present
~ the occurrence The jury rendered verdict
that the deceased came 20 his death from e,haus-
tiou from hemorIhsgc, the result VI q ttAb wound
received from some person unknown to the Jury"
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Yebtcrday, between 4
and bP. M IRE broke out in the large four story
building IL 70 and ,3 Ets 2ith street, which soon
destroyed the entire building. hr. W u. Perry &c
cup'ed the fr., story marble abushment The
loss the es'abl,hmsnt 10 estimated At $20OO0 In.
sured for $1,000 The SECOND, third and fourth oorv
were occupied as a plano mandatory by Mor.rs
amount II $1,000 The stable, No. 81, Wa, owned
and occupied ~ Mr., Carney a. n stable, and was