New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-30
GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. e-OrESrxa ExER

NEAhhAH >tBOtL NO. C-OFENlNB EAth
cisrs.--The opening exercises of the Female Depsr,
mont Of Grammar School No. :, Miss Catharinc L. Co
nant Principal took place yesterday morning at their
new school. No. CO Grand street Mr.. David A.
Fowler. Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees OF the
Eighth Ward, presided Musical pieces recita,ions'
&c, were rendered ~ the scholars in en- excellent
manner. The following Young ladies deserve mention
for the talent which they displayed In several hne vocal
pieces: Misses Bella Brccn. Annie Houseworth. Annie
keton. Leontine Serre Matilda Pierey. Mary Currsn,
and Cecilia Pcguct. Addresses congratulating the
scholars their school made by Nr. Matthias
Clark aud Mr.. joan X. Russell Trustees OF tie Ward,
and by Mr.. Westerteld and Ar. Jones The new
school Is fine and commodi0us building. capable 0l
holding 800 scholars but at present contsiningtony
ZOO. The play grounds provided with free cir.
cuation Of air at all times. Wardrobes have been INTRO
duced into this school where the pupils elolng kept
in safety The budig IS kept in good order u1der tic
supervision Of Mr.. George ". Graft
FIREwoRNs on THE FOURrn.-Tho Joint
Special Committee Of the Common Council has decided
10 make Il display OF fireworks on tho evening Of tho
th Of July at expense Of about $1,000 and TO have
music. The places Of exhibition will be as follows;
City Hall; Junction Of East broadway and Grand street
Madison nsre Ionpiins SQUARE Junction Of We. broad
way and Franklin street junction OF broadway and Forty
third street Jskson square Battery; Mount Morris
Junction Of Tenth and Kins.bdse Road junction Of
Marion AID Spring streets 1hIyisufth street, between
Third aud Ninth avenaes junction Of Market and Aonroe
hrtetti i]iuaI isihnd
HEALTH hssoCIATIoy.-The Conventon Of
4" The Worlds Health Association met In College
Hall on Tuesday morning, June 2s W. 7. Woodbury.
Of Wabash. Indiana. Of the Vice.Presdens occu-
pied the chair. Mrs.. Lydia A. Trowbrdge Of Cor,-
landyile Cortland County. chosen Secretary. The
minutes Of last years meeting were read by the Chair.
man. A letter read from DR.. Trail was followed by
some remarks by Dr. Hurlburt upon the culture man.
after which the Chair appointed Committee on Reso
luiions Committee on Dress, Committee on the
Bread Question. and q Committee on Nominations.
The names OF the individuals present then pre-.
scnted 10 the Association, and by vote admitted
members. The Convention then adjourned anl offer
noon The afternoon meeting takeG up by business
transactions, voting 10 hold two sessions In NetropOh
tan Hall. No. % Sixth avenue, on Wednesday and
Thursday morning and evening" to amend the Consttu
ton 10 allow three Secretaries instead Of aud
20 advertise their meetings in ThB NEwY oKK
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cordng u adjournment the Convention assembled in
Metropolitan Hall. Wednesday morning Of 10 o'clock
and was quite well attended by representative physi
clans Of both sexes. The Chairman called the meeting
to order and the report OF the Secretary was read aud
accepted. series Of resolutions now brought be-
fore the Convention by the Committee, which brought
forth very decided and arguneutative discussion con
tnuing until near o'clock p m whom ADJ nnent
considered necessary for the full development Of
their principles and IL agreed 10 continue tho dis
cusri0n again at the meeting of the Association at 10
O'clock this morning. The following is brief resume
VI the resolutions.
!. TIA. he hss.h OF mankind undssss ali other interests
10 the bss OF aud happiness in lie and hIt net Of
g-ca,est In portsnce In the worlds redempttou.
That Az rIsepet " peSsine Vhifh scpteuQates NJ