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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-25

Mn. EDrToa:-You will announce HENRY SHARP
as candidate for the Office Of Street Commissioner Of
the ensuing Charter Election he having heretofore
discharged the duties of that ofdco faithfully
jan4-t25 MANY CITIZENS.
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berry me in the sunshine were the
last words Of Archbishop Hughes, :. t7.L
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JOHN w. CUMMfNS.

FENHE present efficient superintendent of Waite,
coming charter election, janis
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VXTsnted. Some ono to write us letter as we
w never got letter from gentleman in al our
lives We two ladies possess neither beauty VII, ta
emit or wealth, and consequently no friends, We are
in search of friend and want to select one from the
letters we receive, Lack of fthy lucre makes 1t ne
cesslry for all who wish an answer to enclose sanp
Now gentlemen for the sake Of the ''phair sex" do
write u.s. we are in need of friend In the language OF
the song we are led frequently to explain in the BIT
terness of our souls 'No TO love-" Who will ap-
ply to fill up the ''voId in our hearts,"
All communications containing stamps and photos
promptly answ. red. Address "Lou Hess" Kate
Conner" Wheeling,Va. JAMS II
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Mr.. EDIToR:--Please announce JAMES BAGGS as
the Union candidate for Superintendent Of the Water
Works. jan12"
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MR. EDITOR: PLEASE announce ANDREW J. LONG
as a candidate for Street COMMISSIONS. and oblige
jan2Sf MANY VOTERS,
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EDITOR DIZZY REGIsTER:-With many thanks to my
friends l respectfully decline being candidate for
Mayor Pressure of business would prevent my giving
that attention the duties of the Office which it do
mands. A, J. SWEENEY.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs: Please announce JACOB M.
BlCK Ell as a candidate for Mayor, and oblge the
CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS.
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CHARTER ELECTION.

Ma. Ep1ren:-with many thanks to my hnd neno,,
respectfully decline being candidate LOT ..-srt
e. afbe First ward. Pressing business would Preysn.
from giving that attention to the duties o. the ocs
wifi h it requires a. -
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M Editor:-Irespectfully decline being csn@ass
f.. VI ~ aIect;on 70 Council from the Fifth Ward.
jan23 VIZ S1l- lr1.- -
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Mn. Es1roR:-I respectfully decline Dsies
,.nd;date for Councilman and School Ir9ssec iron
the First Ward Il. >, roh' A1A.. -
jan22-2t
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~ E5;1or.-I notce In your na0tning paPeE ~
Mr.. Eammd 40 = candidstef OF the LIT Branch O
name Council from the Sd Ward. This nomination
respec. fully decline. Ic. ACHESON.
ian22- =. We: AS....sS
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ExxvIuush CONCREss....Fir'' session
srNaTF WASHINGTON, june A. 'o0''
TIE PENSION ACT.

crN.rp WARRINGTON June II, leei'
TIE PENSION ACT.
NJ EosrRa. from the Committee on ClNniS
r.ej lin 10 amend the act granting pensions win
amendments ,,.. au,or. o,ber things Il would
-, lie cnse OF relief for the widows ana en''"A'' "
~. colored soldiers mass cred Of ioTs INio"'
s"' CiICUIT COURTS. a.,
n, TpuxB,rL int oduced a oil IN relation ~ enS
r,rcng Courts Of the United States, WHICH WIS ''''
- Che Ind ciary Committee
TUE ARKANSAS STATE GOVERNMENT. ..,o,
~ ~ Knusus) substituted an additional secuon
~ ,he iout resolution offered by him yesleI9", @
e. ,,corn zing the new state Coy srnnos " % -; &c
" ss,ous. THAT the JOINT resolution shall be N "Se
81 AT or tie acceptance ~ rs PROVISIONS Oi we
.on,e of the sad State. and tie pIoc.aH'On VI ''e
gsUpa Inv the President OF the United States"
IL was ordered to be printed.
c,IJPoRsiA LAND CLAIMS.
Nu On ssce,; m and sc lie land claims In Caiifor;
IL .,. mn As unfinished business and was dscusseu
6uring the inorui"g bour. - .r..,s.s
coaprsI oypENCE RELATIVE TO ARKANSAS
I'm u,otion vi AIR. LANE (Un. kansnsl il vas rc'
..,ad tlt tbe President Of tbs United states De re-
sns,ei fo furnish 70 TIE Senate copies Of a the cor
rsn,ndencc orders. an documents IN re'2tl1 10 OF
saSiz lion by the loyal people Of Arkansas OF Tree
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Indian Apuupqi ,ton bill. es amended IN me
Ysnance Committee aud In Committee OF the "no,e,
vas considered aud the various amendments offered .!
Mr. DooLrTLr o. Chairman Of the Committee on IN
Han fairs, were adopted ,
The bill was then ,ssed ana goes nIcx u '"e h'u''
ARMY AUTHORIZATION BILL-
rba renort uf the Committee of Conference on the
Army Appropriation bill then came up III older' anu
HE report wac agreed 10. - , W,
The bin as concarled IN, is identically the Hou'e
A the section relative the retroactive pay Oi Negro
troops being leN to Tie decision VI IIS A''o'A'' ~
The Senate then. at 4, o'clock. sdiourned.
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IAdycriiscner'.
fIE,l NATiosAL BGHx. No. Waist.
Nm. Yam lul... A. ig,4 I
President

FIEsI NAT!osAL BATx 10. Wa 81,
H."IoB Jun. ., lg,.
On the 10Th inst, at Noon, the Secretary of the
Treasury will opsn bid. for sEvrnri-nyH MnLoT' of SIX
Par Cnsr BoSps u 1901. Coupon os Rcsi.torod t,.o
money lie paid BY the suece-. biddo .d The
10Th onetrd ID. 18Th and tho balance tho 5o lust
The Plt National Bank Of this city will erbody In it, bid
the order. sf other parties who rD b. required abide by
the rate offered BY The Bank prepay ten psr giving
In their order and furnish the bsiauce e date. named
BY the Secretary Of the lrossury.
The Bank will charge commission OF one nth Of PCT
cent and will deliver the Bond. here they
received from Washington. The Bond. viii bear inere.,
nom the Ia, Of July and the interest the ihs psy
ns"t TO the Ia, Of July viii h. adjusted according u tho
premium on gold on the is OF July.
DePos,s bs mads IN th. Bank by p-,s. bidding for
themselves tho at the 5lr..suy Ia ts cs.e tho
deposit viii be for two per cent of tho smount bid for
Unsuccessful bidder. vii have their money retained when
they arc notified tina, their bids ~. r.jsot-L
Sigh, daa sreonbat ave per cent legal tender rot~. at
their face and ssoni Bank notes. vii be received and
ord. nus, be handed Ia later tsn Tn..ds, tn. iAh inst.
T. G. rHosvsos P,,.id-...
JAMS CusrxsY Csshs,r
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES PoR DEAF MUTgs. -
Special cfor's being made in behalf OF 81 Ann'-
Church for Deaf Muos IN Eighteenth street. near thf
Fifth avenue. Tie largo debt urleitaken by 'hil
Church in july 1850 has been reduced to s39Oo0 on
bond and mortgage at six per cent upon the church
building and adjoining root0gy. Beside th. there Is a
mail og,iny debt which is being steadily paid OF by
the income or tho church. The late M.As Margaret
Burr lCf legacy OF elpOoo 10 tlis Church j! will
hc that $40 OcJ IA Ire. t from all pee uniy
bsIras-uent. and mas. it entiIel s.fsustaIning.
strong effort 10 making 10 rs!se this sum OF s-OOu
hundred subscgp uns of itJ each pay abb. upon
the condition of the whole amount being subscr.hsd
Within "a Few weeks about 30 0oJ have been secured.
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BAIL Rgyucsp.--On Saturday morning ,

BAIL REDUCED. Saturday morning Mr..
william y. How. appeared before Judge Barnard and
asked that the bail Of William Simpson OF No. 81 Conte
street be reduced from Oc0 10 500 His ellen; could
not Mr.. Howe ssid find q, 900 but Controller Bren-
pans brother would become responsible in 500.
Assistant Distrct-Attorney Hu'ch;rgs opposed tic
Asye been receiver OF stolen goods there being already
tAree Indictments against him simpson 10 the person
Who Dough. spool coons hosiery etc OF the boys TIL
fngton & CO., and Messrs Benton. Wallis & Co.. Of
Pafk place. IL was arrested Friday BY Capt jour.
don and Ocer Woodbridge Of the sixth Precinct aud
committed BY Justice Hsgan- Judge Barnard granted
H. Howes motion. the bail was given. and Simpson
Bas liberated
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DyrsysAaIrs on THE CITY or NEw.Yonx

DIsPsssARIEs OF THE CITY or Egw-YoRK.
~Durins the month Of May medical and surgical ser
ucss vaccination and medicine were afforded gratui-
0nsy 70 1857 psrsons by the ak dispensres OF New
Aorh OF those thers visited and treated at their
evenings ISIS at the dispenssries Is. sz2 and oToc
vscc1naedi eo0e prescriptions Prsfuitously
% death were Consumption and irrup0vc ievcrs. The
prevailing diseases chiefly affected tie crorlatory sys-
'eupAed fsvsys, ANAL PoI, scarla.lss aad msssles
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PRizg srRAwpRuprys At rpK Pun

p'haW AT TFk GHliAOPf-
phA sssnAkf Fanatic competition was brisk a.
premium fruit Laiyes being gusse!ls Prolific frenoh
and lrioinpho 30 Gand. The prize wss awarded to
usses Tor The beat two quarts Of any Kind. Tho aamo
ptemum offered Tor june IL. which will test the qual.
iies OF the late sorts.
INK STATE DEBT AND FOREIGN BONDHOLD-
rRs-The Committee Of the Chamber OF Commerce for
oonsisFns The means Of raising goid and sill
In which 10 pay the interest on the State debt met
at the Chamber on Saturday morning. An the mem.
hers MI being present the Committee aAIonfsed With.
Oh. action W some dav th,s week.
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Couar OF GENERAL sEssrovs.-It is under

CouRr OF GENERAL SEsSToSs.-1t is under
stood that this morning ct II O'Clock City Judge Rus
s In charging the Jury will remark upon the recsnS
suppre ssion of The Wsrld and Journal V C5nneG and
Recorder HOFFMAN 10 expected TO pronounce sentenoe
upon Edva Hunter, the wife murderer. The calsa.
das Is as follows: Henry Gibson OF No 2ls Monroe
street. for the murder Of Peter McArdle Of No. tln
Elizabeth street; Dennis Riley Of No. o. Cherry streee
for killing Lizzie Moore in Andrews grocery. in on
yer street, corner Of Cherry Luther TSbbetts of
Corn Txohange) for felonious assault and bstteVt
John Burna for assault and battery two indnt
ments); Josiah N. Reynolds, Gottlie6 Miller. Rose
Miller and Tan Cherry. for grand larceny; Thomas
Farrell and Thomas Sutton. alias Mccoy, for robberys
William Patterson. for burglary, and Hannah Daley
for decoying child.
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A Pr ger Doilnr W. A Geld Dollar.

Inc following table shows the relative value
OF Currency dollar to coin at the different rates Of
Premium from to 100. Tie fractions given are as
The cents they can be approached without tho
MD Of parts OF mills Tie table will be found yaluable
for preservation and vii tead 70 undecciye many who
u tie impression that the amount of premium uust
DO subiracied from the currency dollar in oTder to
asceI ain rs rel'tAe value:
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PRoTgCrIos OF IAMIoRsSTS.-Cspt.J J. l..
Fisk lon this city saturday night for St. PAIL MIN
neso,s The Government expedition under his charge
for protection OF immigrants and exploring his proposed
route the gold.feld. Of Montana and Idaho viii les'
Minnesota about july
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CITY ITEMS.

CONCERT AT THB ACADEMY OF Music. =
associated choIrs Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will give q grand sacred concert at the Academy Of
Music on Tuesday evening. June H. Thero viii he
standard aud sacred choruses interpreted with solos,
quarettes and semi ohoruses Two hundred vocal snd
fifty instrumental performers viii take part in the
ercises
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FAMILY AID FUND BoSDs.-Bds for $500, 900
worth OF Family Aid Fand siI per cent bonds we're
opened Saturday by the Controller. In consequence
Of misapreheEson Of tie oiiRtee,t to DO given.
tie bids were Only si7deoO at par to per cent pre-
MUM. The Controller will make awards except to
those who bid than per cent premium. The fol
lon ia are the bids made Oh Saturday:
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ladv.riisemeni.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
ofihe City Of Soa YOrs,

Mo-. q snd 70 Plns-.,
SEw.NoEI. % Ja.e. 1874.
An osaf wE. te Aa.e by tbs B.uk for p-It.OH % th'
United States Six pei Cent Bond. .; 1891 bids Tor which vii
be opened By the Treasury Department on the l5th sii
COns,pOndenH Of the Bank and others dci!rns n;ere
The Loan Invited 20 communicates with ne on the sub
jet II 6y letter parties hr the rs1s or .ey prefer
90 In under the orer 10 be n'd" by tho Hank Which VII
not fixed until the Day previous 70 tho opening Of Tho bids
Irwin be necessary 20 have al applications through t'
Institution ia posso..on BY Il o'clock rue 18th inst.
koAnu KsruHvs,
President.
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Reeesess Of Prsdpce,

Juny iiia 20 bb, sioar 20 bib. WHISKY 2er9 bis
Corn Mes. its GO bis Mhei,, 1900 bE.h. Corn q. On
bush oeis i|S pk Pfovlslous 100 pks Lard 40 pa
Butter. "a phsA Asass. 5.t3o pk... on CAN.
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ACCIDENTS. On saturday evening Edward
winel of No - Orchard street. wa sitting on string
piece in the Roosevelt street ferry house. when boss
entered the slip and crushed his legs lie was taken -
the New-York Hospital. -
Patrick Lundy, . deck hand on board the steamer
Tiger running between Harlem and High Bridge. wte
caught BY hawser while making the McCombs Dan
landing His foot and ankle were crushed. He
was taken 10 his fathers residence. IN Onehundred
audhirteth street. between Third and Fourth avenue
aud bic leg was anputatod. I-
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I'll as oEa as2 ss4ot.2aI e.aa1 $50

The general merchandise comprises Sugar si6s, '52;
Toa s955 a2s, Coffee s525 1913; Wool $3.50 oa7; Furs.
so9 os7; Coal, ti9sii; Champagne, $ci,247 Wines
ss5.5ls; Brandy sl5s03; Cigars. ss724; Toys slo,-
~; Fancy Goods az 613; Jewcry s26i72; Watches
si5.55l.
The following Official statement shows the re-
cips and expenditures Of the Government dnflhs 'o
0-st I. rec months Of Tie nresent ycnr.
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ADVERTISEMENT

EVERY SANE MAN CAN Do SOMETHING
WILL and .hus yet Thousands choose ne
wrong pursuit. and therefore, fail What you can 90 os"
can DO learned by PHRExoLoaY. An examination G s0v'
Lua 1lrA No. $50 Broadway would serve The puTpo's
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(ldvrrtisement,1

pgRRY's JAPANESE POLIsH.-Ladies Gan
obtain this superior article for their shoes Of Middleton S
csntrsl Bi1by, Withen Porter, Terhune bIookS -.
Him. LETTERS and Of tho Agency, No. 10 '" iihsm" u,
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Internationally
FIEsr NATIONAL BANK o. NV Yo.Hk,

This Bank has now on hand for Immediate de.
livery ample supply Of u g. 1910 BoSns Nth COUPONS
from Msrch J..
Psyuent nay be made IN any funds er IN this city.
SAhuKL C. 4 xoxpsoS President
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BLooMseDALYC CATHOLIC AssocIATIoM-'fhe
Rev. Alfred Young viii lecture at Association Hal.
NO ssl Eighth ayenGe. on the evening OF Tuesday.
June II, for the benefit Of the Blcou!ngda!e Catholic
ASS citation. Subject we Young Men"
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YAdyertisement.I

FmywoRKst FIREWORKS !-REMovAI.-Ex
.,.Ior Feworks Flags and Lanterns Depot removed no
John .t % No beyst Broadway Public and rnvs's
Exhibiljons furnished FuSsrox X Sc0yIELp, NO. sDeJ"
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An ExcURsIoS--Tbe annual excursion OF toe
Sunday School connected with tho Free VIII Baptist
Church. Twenty eighth street. viii take place on Tues
day, June ~ The school will proceed by special carr
Of tho Eighth Avenue City Railroad OF Twenty
eighth street Il O'Clock Speeches will be made,
and songs will be sung.
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,
- Lao -
"A CHAPTER OF CRIMB-At sbout tv.,r.
o'clock on Saturday night. John Muldoon. OF No oss
lAI-d avenue, engaged n dispute with q sLranss, :,
Mercer street. and was shot through the thigh Ts
Hospital
A rrlian entered Michael Higginss spatmept,. No
% Roosevelt street about O'clock yestt rdsv morn
ng AID stabbed higgs in the breastapd thigh inict-
ing seiious Wounds. The assailsnt. whose name he
police have not leaned escaped, anu ug sas tafr,
to the New YORK Hospital
ou Friday night gang II Mseksresilie ontlsw< A.
taokcj Oiicor SaiviB Of tie Twenty first PrsI-.t
and alss Selling as club beat aim. and placed p,sto
al his forehead, intending b. shoot him; but ,sr ansJ,
the peronssion cap failed to explode Sdbssgusui,y-
Sergeant Policy and platoon OF men scnred tbs rr.
cincf ana found the fellows IN Carrols guor store on
the north wcai corner " Fort! ID street and ThS
avenue were they we're dc 'iiihs their exploits TO
number oi interested Listeners Dennis j. OIafroIl and
another were arrested. anl token bcrore Justice Kelly
BY whom they were tned $40 each and lequir ed 70 fL
sic0 bail 90 - '-"
1t about 70 O'Clock on Saturday night FREDERICK
Schneider II tie Atlantic Garden ~ the Bowsry wa
attacked Knocked to the pavement and ROBBED * g. %
and silver watch hiIe on his way home The rob.
boTs, who unknown, eft him insensbe and be vas
taken mp b. Officer Mcdonnell OF The Seventh Precinct
ana carried to MS residence IL Eleyeath street.
On Friday light yrh Bui .alew entered he cabin
Of the canal boat L. Symouds lying at Pier No North
River Lighted match, ana cooly robbed Hiram 2 Nv
ers, who asleep In his berth. As the fellow was de-
parting tie Cagtiln awoke aid. missing his wallet
sprang after Birgaew but the latter. when arrested
and taken before Justics To- an bad only the wallet
having disposed Of the Captalhs money, SO or mora
Burga.cw wgs committed
Mary Wi4iams was committed on SATURDAY. BY q. q
Commissioner Osborn for passing counteriet 50eent
fractional currency notes. As had . number Of
cOanterles an leI Possession. she n believed DO tue
confederate 81 nest OF cunate.!eiie;s.
Harry Hunt was committed by Justice Ledvith ta
seaig frOn. Kate LIBBY OF 40 100 MecdOlgal sIesS
gold watch. which sic values az 500 The complsiI
ant and defllnt took Ut Mrs Bush's boarding.
house. and the theh is alleged have been eomni,sss
thereon Saturday night.
NJ. Ccphas u. Rogers superintendent Of the e.
Denis Hotel appeared before Justice Ledgita yeszr
day. and complained tdat frank lTeyOre, bosrder q,
that rad pIrioed ow co napkins, etc. The
cnsed arrested by Officer iAe Vi tie Twentyffts
Precine, aud committed by Justine Leowitb, IN default
OF $500 ~ answer at the Court az Special Sessions.
On Saturday night Officer "a " the Eighteenth Pre-
cinct found Nargaret j. dewey /. Third avenue near
Twenty ilTst street sck non Al overdose Of poison
which she Lad taken intending 10 commit Saieile Shs
wrs removed 70 Bellevue Hospital. where entidciss
we're administered.
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.,lAdver'iscrn .n,.l
NIyTH NAT 49,. p.v

Advertisern mt
kIsTH Nat OVAL BANK June 10. 1884,
BY direction q the : ccretary vi the Treasury
per Cent Losn.
No charge viii be a,
IOiO Dvhus OIL ~ Ad for sale and per cent allowed.
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CoRosga's ISougsr.-Coroner wildey he'd

an inguest Yesterday NJ the New.Nork Hospital gpou
the body Of james DOan. OF No. 49, Fifth street. car
man who recently employed by Messrs. Jackson =
Burnett of No 2Dl Centre sgees, iron founders. de-
ceased driving his cart tnTOugn Cssl stree. tts
wheels being IL the rairO7G trick a1d wien sudceuy
turning down Centre, wrench OF The cart threw hun
Of aud the wheels passed over his body officer WA
hayes Of the Fourteenth Precinct Gook him % the hos
pta and he died half hour subsequent 70 his adj
mission. Deceased wCs 4 native Of Ireland 20 years X
age.
The body Of George iiauster. boy years ri sse vic
as ran over ~ Albany street. Thomas Cock cir %
No. 10 Ja.e street. carlngn. was arrested b. Otc0
Fink u the Twenty seventh recinet but Il Gppearas
that tie occurrence vas purey accidental tie CoreDs'
dismissed the prisoner.
An unknown man. apparently laborer, about -
years OF aye clothed In mi -t ~ gray, WIS found n
the dock foot OF Sixteenth street. HOith i'eT Co onf
Mildey held m inquest. 49,
On :snIday sfteruoon TIE 4th inst Miss Matilda
E. King daughter OF Cspt. Reuben Ling OF TIC tTlf
Maria wns drowned &C pier No. IS East kifer Az
the zane time the brigis Steward was drosnsd. VINE
endeavoring TO save Miss King. The Stewards body
was hooked ny by fisherman on Thursday lss. and %
Saturday Miss Kings body was found floating in the
bay. about mile below Governors lssla. Coroner
Widely held inquest Deceased q native ~
Bostcn aged fourteen year,.
Coroner Collin held an inquest upon the body Of 10
seph Quick Of No lUs Trad street, wilhansoufRh
boy oftuirteen years, VINO Tell overheard from soof
ing the 100. vi Montgomery street. East River end
rGs drowned.
Coroner RanIey held an inquest yesterday rpon he
body of Mrs ula OSuiysn one al the vctims Of the
Bersshire disaster IL is noteworthy Circumstance
.hal Mrs.. OSu.iyan Lad been up The river seeking s
body Of brother that fell overheard or the sth Instant
rom the steamer Hendrix Hudson. Mrs. O'S wo
native VI Ireland, 20 yeats OF age.
On saturday evening John Taily, an old employee OF
the yth venue Railroad. attempted TO jump aboard
ar in fi.y-alnth street. and, slipping EEL 70 TIE
trrck Sad was run over. lie survived bus a hour.
Coroner Eanney heid al inquest yesterday.
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FIRrs.-At7 o'clock on Saturday morning D
the scovered in the Union Place uotoi. IL ..a
however, oKtilggished with slight damage, the .oss
being estimated at $50 furniture and $40 on Tie
building. Fully insured
Fire Ma, hal Baker reports that early on Saturday
morning burning barrel Of sGayags found undeI
tue engine house VI Company No. n (undc- trcmens
HAD IA Mercer street aud that IL IL supposed that dis
affected members OF tho Company were eogDisaat Of
this act O. ileendiarisc. ILc Company wa recently
dsbauded.
At atou; o'clock yesterday morning fre Of 81 =
posed ncendiary origin US discovered N tic bss~
Of No. 20 East Fourteenth street. The building
was destroyed aud fcur horses, owned hy Andrew
lestranse Patrick keegan. Michael Sxeley and Peter
Heckan. burned. The total loss n c-.im-ted a.
$50; NJ Chas. smith owner al the building - fully
Iusured.
Al aport O'Clock Ss'r'd1y erternoon. hssso-
~ iiian ld.1s sons vGguia, .ae;Giy No. l!9 HI-
:,k street. damaged 10 thc amount II $40 ey &
ra which Was Occ.4ioaed b. tle buralng VI the clm
ney. Ghsi., Miller, Of thc workmen. Tss 'iigalr
burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
Ruregns Fg.ALg INSTITUTE. gredu.

etes former teachers and trustees Of this venerable
institution Of learning invited 10 participate in
social REUNION az the Institute Thursday evening,
June l6 the evening Of Commencement day, In com.
momoraion Of its rwentyGith Anniversary. Dr.. Fer.
ris Chancellor Of the NewYofk University will pre-
side ard DR.. Charles i. West vi deliver historical
sketch. Mr. H. H. Price The President. requests those
designated in ths announcement TO apply persouay at
tue Institute by letter for tickets OF admission Com
mencement exercises VIII BE- hold II tie Broadway Tab
erngcle on tho 10th inst Doors open at O'Clock p.