New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-06
CITY ITEMS.

Music IN THE CENTRAL PARK.-There was II
large gathering Of those who delight in listening ~
sweet music and who ere Charmed by the beauties Of
nature at the Central Park Saturday afternoon to
attend the first concert a. that place this season by
Dodworths Band. and to view the adorHnents and
various other additions Of an ornamental and instructive
kind that have been introduced in the Park within Tie
last few months The music was excellent, and passed.
of with perfect harmony. 1t viii be repssed next
SATURDAY. afternoon. end every Saturday afternoon
during the Summer mon.hs when tho weather Is fine.
Two MEN KILLED AND TWO OTHERS BADLY
INJURED III TEE FAILING OF TIE sNoKDsrAcK-For
some days past the United States steam reveAno cutter
hss been lying thodock of the foo, Of Horat
street North River receiving repairs to her machinery
On Saturday afternoon her snokesack WA placed IN
Position supported BY four guys. Before IL properly
secured the cutter gave lurch. swapping the support
the smokesack which fel on tho deck OF tbe schoon"r
Maria lying alongside, striking and instantly klluS
he captain OF tho schooner Zeno {. BakeT, dees
hand named John Dunn, and severely inJurlng Joan
Mcllganc deck hand, and an unknown man Me.
Iyane was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital, and
tAe unknown man was taken home to his frieDdA
Coroner RanEey yesterday bed sn inquest on the re
mains and several witnesses were examined. WHO tt'
thed that in their opinion tho stack was lot properly
secured. Mr.. Luther e. Baker, a brother Of tie Dc
ceased testified that he Oh board the schooner a.
no time o. the occuTTence Shortly before the aocdebt
Dc noticed that the shack seemed Loose and sWaysa
ron side 20 side. The steamer Mary Powell passed at
ibis time and the svells caused by Ter Wheels gave Ne
stack vibrating motion he called 70 his broiAer v
beware but before they could profit by this waning
NE heavy mass fell. with he result above stated fAs
Jury rendered verdict chat the deceased cana 70
ner deaths by injuries received from the acciasnt~i
filling Of the smoke-stook board the cutter
Kankakee. at The foot Of Horatio street. N L. furtbsr
We recommend thai six gnys be u.ed in AL cases Of tsi
kind in Lieu Of four, as has been common heretofore
Tart nEnr 10 NJ md ~
south Dartmouth. Mass Dunn was aged A years, and
4 native Of Ireland
DESTRUCTIVE FIRB IN FULToN-sT.-Loss,
s7500O-Eary on Saturday morning flames wero dis
covered issuing from the urth floor OF the SIX story
erownstone building No 50 Fulton st, occupied by j.
l. Holineshead eectrotyper. The fire rapidly sprsad
md before II could be extnguished the third 0nd upper
toors Of that and tie adjoining building. No 60 with
Aer contents. were completely destroyed TIE follow
hg Is list OF the pnnss, their losses and nsur
nces; The hrs floor and basement Of NO 50 we6o OcoR
ped by ii. b. Kirk a. fruit and wine store loss on
ock by water about IS fully insured In the Bovcry
Astor. Mechanics, Paxh Humbold. Greenwich Hss
loort, Globe East River Norwich Albany City Jersey
1 Sty, Hoffman, and hontsuk Insurance Companies
W H. Tyler, dealer In cigars and Tobacco also occur
pied part Of the rear Of the FIRST foor loss about 900
insured for 1900, In the Firemers Trust Co trul
f@k Importers and Traders, and ST. Marks CON-
panies The third floor was occupied by J. ArnatoliL
ranniacturer OF nausoal instrumentsj loss -, 900
Companies Fourth floor j. III. HolingsAssd. cleo
nOtyper loss o. 600 insured for g. 900 in the Phsnix
sho international Insurance Companies. Lloyds great
var map Of the United States which had boon lss thsSs
h repairs. valued at $4,000, also destroyed The
tth and sixth floors together with ~ fourth ifb and
With floors OF No Co occupied by j. d. Bird silk
at manufacturer loss go 600 Insured for as 20 a.
pillows: WiIliamsburgh City, 81 800; Merchants,
800 Peoples, o., 500 Irving O., 500, Sd Nicholas,
Il, 800; Atlanta o., 500; New York Fire and Marine
900; Manhattan, $4,000; Grooers', $1,000 and 81,
hAxks. O.. 500. Third floor. Mol a Forst lithog.
,aphers loss 81 800; insured for 81 500 In the Corn
trchange Company. A. II. Jocelyn, wood engraver
eso occupied part Of the third floor loss $500; In
srance. First and second floors occupied by Il. T. &
Ryder, hatters; loss about $1,000; insured for
800, as follows Relief $4,000; Rutgers, s1.00o and
IL Nicholas. 81 800 The basement was occupied by
tocis Darmstadt junk dealer loss $500 insured for
200 In the Kings County Company. Tbs buildings
zoe - and 90 are owned by X. r. 4 g. Ryder damage
bout SIP 900; insured for sl6000 as follows Common
alth. % 900; Stuyyesont u 0Oo and Mechanics and
Traders. 81 000 Ths stock OF dyestufh Ao, OF Par
lsdgc Harwsy. No. q Cliff street Is damaged by
ster about b. 600 insured for $4,000 In tAs follow
~ Companies: Park Liverpool and Loadon Htna.
tSket Hope Corn Exchange, Hartford Btns Of Hart.
~ North Western. Montnsk. Home. Eiremens Trust
kngs County Relief Leaox, Enterprise Of Pbiladep
IA American Of Philadelphia Peoples Of Worcester,
3anch Albany City. Standard. International Mer.
" q. New York, and Massasoit
"a CITIZEN Shot BY AN 0PFICBR.-On Sat-
tay afternoon officer David u. Stevenson Of the
EV.nrst Precinct entered tho ager.beer saloon OF
L bittner. corner Of Broadway and Seventeen