The New York herald., 1865-06-10

cents v, paid Aftsfths lst Of August this will BE-
reduced 70 fo cents The ordinance goss in fosoe
commencing opea ms sooner, that an the dangerous
dogs might Be Boys need not take the tobse
S.v. s1 s canine; Of larger growth
Parties owning doss smpound> reclaim them daily
previous 10 four o'clockP NJ Auer ~na' ncar ~ ~ were
beautiful back and tan for the gates o. the institution
Will have closed upon him forever.
Tm WEArHsR.-This is . prolific theme bu. Inc less
said about that prevailing yesterday tho better, Tho
Thermometer within DOORS in tho shade s nine oc ocA
In the morning. indicated about eighty degrees wei
O'Clock It had risen to eighty Degrees but the arrival
Of bit os an iceberg in the shape Of fall OF rain at
two O'Clock freshened things wonderfully and drove the
| Joicings in the metropolis
THE PARK RAnwAY-The company owning this line Of
city railway have recently issued another nstamen Of
Stock the proceeds Of the sale OF which arc 10 be
devoted 70 completing tho track Fifty ninth street
IRON FIFTH avenue down 70 First avenue and down that
on the east side Of the city ends This work will
be compeed and the cars put in operation within Ave
4 or six weeks.
GRAND JUVENILE CoNc.er At TIM AcApxxv or Munc -
grand concert by the students Of Manhattan College,
which is under the direction Of the Christian Brother
took place on Thursday evening at the Academy Of
Music, which completely filled by very respectable
audience Of ladies and gentlemen The price Of tickets
ranged from dollar up to twenty dollars fact which
Juvenile performance, Such was not the case, how
ever The concert consisted Of both vocal and instru
mental music. - will DO seen by the following pro-
p.RrL-l. Overture from the Opera Nabuchodonosor,
yerai, college Band The Last Rose Of Summer John
Raschs and John Iyen;; sSdisrs Chorus @ from
Esc R"sat Cole Band; Chorus, from Nose in
ESmo1S and Lsrshs.o xsss from
xaofs.' P,rgia Donzett Orchestra; g. Carnival Of
E P"s. 4uarsstte, G, Rossini ,... 49,. .,....n.,.
radella, Flotow, Messrs A. Bueche John Lyons, Chas
Hannah, Louis Huesmann; United States Lanciers,
David Frank DAM; Who VIM Care for Mother Nowi
Song and Chorus; s.. Wedding March, Mendelssohn,
Huesmann; 9. Chorus from sepiramds Rossni, Choir
Mnno ana 0chsstra aa Irish ouadrlss julien QEehesrs
wa ha%s cosa: Ts@ Gen. Grants V
Ihe execution Of the various pieces displayed pro-
eclency music very remarkable in of such
tender Az. Tho Instrumentation Of the College Band
was particularly torious in fact 1t would have done
credit to old and well established bands with an expert
Of several years The exhibition proved the practi
caby Of early musical training and also its utility for
If tho young students derive no other advantage from
their scholastic probation they will at least be enabled
TIC vocal music was almost equally worthy OF commen-
dati0u --Y.s-Ts
| ExAlI1IoS BELLIES LsrrRRs socrErY ST. FRANC1s
xAvrxas >OfLEGE exhibition Of the students of St.
Francis xavie~e College in the above department took
place yesterday Ii the college, Fifteenth street The
classic authors and all Displayed considerable know
ledge in that department Of litsEsture.
GRAND LODGE OF FREE MAsoNs-yhis body concluded
its abors last night, after very harmonious session
During the morning the officers elect dnly installed
At the afternoon session Brother Harry J. Seymour,
Grand Master Of the Rite Of Memphis behalf of his
Order presented hundred and fty dollars dona
ton the Hall and Asylum Fund Grand Master Robert
d. Holmes made the following appointments :-Gfand
Marshal Orrn WEIGH Grand Standard Bearer, Edmund L.
yrAenn and Guyn Ct0vD <uA
Stewards, Joseph Toone, Jas Burns, A. s. Reschofr
aud Samuel Kirkham; Grand Senior Deacon, VIM.
T. Woodruff; Grand Junior Deacon Geo. H. Raymond
hoard Of Relief New York 81, 900
board Of Relief, brooklyn, 4. D............: 400
Board Of Relief Troy ..-......s.. 200
Board Of Relief Buffalo, lo..................... 600
And an additional sum Of 81 600 was appropriated for
the Grand Master SIS 600 was donated to- to the Hall and
Asylum Fund Tho committee on foreign correspondence
under charter from the Grand Lodge at Hamburg
Rev c. Ever, of Christ church, this city, was for
Lecturer Charee appointed the following assistants:
New York. William + Woodruff; Brooklyn William W:
Freeman There being further business the Grand
Lodge was closed In ample form
THE THETA DELrA CHI SocrErY.-This society closed its
annual convention at the Astor House last evening Tho
session brief ono, but accomplished much Dele
gates present from Princeton Union Tufts, Har
ward, Hobart eneva Dickinson and other colleges be-
distinguished
bcrs Of the fraternity from all sections Of tho North Tho
Southern members OF tho society whose membership
has been interrupted by the will be welcomed back
in grand convention to be held in this city February
next committees " bring about this result
having been appointed yesterday.
Two woxxx FALL PROM wSDow-Oyx or THn KILLED
TIE OrHH FATALLY INJURED Captain Burdick, Of
tho Twenty first precinct yesterday reported that
women named Mary and Catharine Eusacc, aged
spcctivey sxtynve and twenty four years. had fallen
from the third story window Of house No. I'll East
Thirty first street to the sidewalk and terribly injured
themselves OHfcer Kennedy conveyed the sufferers to
Bellevue Hospital, where the eldest woman expired
after admission Tho other reduced TO insens.
bty there seemed to be scarcely hope OF her
covery The police seemed TO have information to
how the lamenabe affair occurred there being no other
persons In the room; but 1t subsequently, rumored
that the women were engaged In quarrel The Cor0-
ners Investigation, however VIII develop ths facts
ToUsp DxowMD An inquest was held ct Port Hamii
yesterday by Justice Bennett the body Of boy
about twelve years Of age He had short brown hair
blue coat gt bxttons calico shirt light plaid pants and
drowned"
EXPLOSION OF STILL CHERRY STRRsr-0rx MAN
BADLY ScALDED.-Between six and O'Clock . still
exploded in the disery Of Trott 4 Company, Nos 50
and SO Cherry street The conclusion carried or the
roof and otherwise demolished the building and
chnory doing damage to the amount OF about ten thou
sand dollars. The premises took nrc but the damage
but trinng Insured in the Globe Harmony, Relief,
Brevoort, Northwestern, Firemens Fund Adrtatc ana
Coton Insurance Companies The Of the accident
did not transpire. Daniel Hays, OF the workmen
employed tho premises, very severely scalded.
He was conveyed to his residence by policeman Conner
FmR-The alarm Of Gre for the Eighth district, at
half past nine o'clock, caused by burning in
the street. Of Washington and Liberty streets
BACKS OR No BACKS The numerous small, but beau.
ful parks with which the city abounds the lesser
lungs OF the metropolis They 10 give purity 10 the
atmosphere relief the eye and rcposc the body But
lt-Ns
nicpa authorities have furnished these small Enclosures
Of bits Of paradise. They have placed benches in the
cooling shade Of the branching trees but benches alone
without supports the backs Of those who would sock
repose upon them. Whether the idea prevailed in the
mind Of the party having charge OF this particular de-
that II he made backs his seats the people
would sit too long upon them Is not generally known,
but something prevented his supplying these much
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