The New York herald., 1866-06-27

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THE yoUsG woxgS's Hosx. -Thls Il new phiisn-
thropc serrse having for It's object to supply young
women visiting this city for the purpose Of procuring
| employment with temporary home under wholesome
Influences until they attain their object The institution
is situated at ia amt l76 East Fourteenth street. and
convenience Of the inmates. Il under the mHnags
ment OF an Executive Committee and Superintendent
Last year hundred and forty persons funshed
with homes in the institution. IL now contains sxty
inmates.
sr. rATmcK's CArm1xAL CuRIsTrAs scHooLs--Thc an-
nua examination Of the aboTe institution, under the
superntendence OF the Christian Brotss, od yes
terday evening the Cathedral hail. and was the occs
sion for drawing together large number Of friends OF
education, including Father Sarrs Vicar General Rev.
Mr. MCGUIRE and Rev. Mr. NcSweeney. The De Ii
Sale Institute Band composed OF pupils Of the Insttnts
was present, and lent chacm to the proceedings by
their overtures and operate selections. The second
high class in the evening The lads, IL mrs. be con-
lessed. displayed thorough training In all the branches
ably with any similar school Ia the city. The programme
was varied by vocal and instrumental music BY tho
pupils, who to take especial delight In cuatvatnG
.nei musical powers Space will not permit more ex-
Tended account of the interesting ceremoniey which
children alike.
PACKER COLLEGIATE LsuYuTK-CoMnESCyMENr ExER-
csEs-The twenty-Arst commencement exercises AZ
the Packer Female Collegiate Institute took place the
chapel OF the institute in Brooklyn evening The ns
chapel was crowded 10 overhowng WITH the
friends of the pupils and visitors Notwithstanding tho
oppressive heat nearly the entire audience remained
until the close of the exercises which were Interesting in
the extreme The graduating class consisted OF
thirty-nve young ladies. The order OF exercises
carried out follows Anthem, s.Fatner Divine
before Thy view prayer by Rev. Dr. Scott; chant.
'sGloria In Excelsis1 - poem s.Outward Bound by Mas
E. 7 Ketcham; Independent Thinkers, essay MISS H.
Packer; music Thou my Heart art not Forsaken;'
'Forest Land essay, by Miss Emily Brdgham; STORY
Of the Doves, poem. by Miss NJ A. Teal ''Growth Of
Mind essay Miss NJ. G. 3attln parting remarks by
the principal presidents address and presentation
diplomas; parting hymn benediction. The poems and
essays were read BY young ladies' other than the authors
and hese, together with the musical programme,
OF very gratifying character.
THE ScLAvoSIANs-The Scavonians residing in this
city have recently formed political association which,
last night met at No. 33l Fifth street. the purpose Of
completing the organization. The society numbers
about eleven hundred members AMI Is intended
tend the organization to other parts OF the country where
tho Scav0nic has settled The Scavonians in this
country, who are composed Of Bohemians Poles Siie
SLAMS, Moravians and Servians, including those from
other Scav0nic States. II is estimated amount in
bers to at least two hundred thousand The organ
zaton has been called the "Sclavonc Brotherhood
and the President OF the United States and Secretary
Seward have been elected honorary members. The or
ganizati0n will offer protection and facilities emigrants
from the Sclavonc States.
TnE SmpwRGaT Bosses AND CAuLxKns ISsaoGno-A
meeting was held by the journeytnen caukers al tive
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in Pythagoras Hall, tocon
slider plan for the differences between them snd the
Bosses submitted by the latter At four o'clock r. n
the bosses convened at ITALIAN Hail. Grand street. to
receive and act upon the conclusion Of the other party
At the latter meeting the utmatum presented from
the caulkers differing in some material points from tho
plan submitted by the bosses The main feature Of the
work alongside Of any interoper at their tradeany
who had not served regular apprenticeship at It The
result OF the meeting OF tho bosses has not yet trans
pired. = r
ROWING REGAIrA-The Mutual Boat Club OF Albany
will have friendly contest with the Atalanta Boat Club
Of this city Saturday next The will take place
somewhere in the vicinity Of the Eiysian Fieds Hobs
ken. The members of the Mutual Club will leav0
Albany ON Thursday
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAScx YoUya MAS-Her-
Otto Hile, aged fifteen years, who has been
ployed 11e Maiden lane for years past has
been missing since last Saturday, under the following
circumstances About two O'Clock that day Hils
who always possessed the confidence OF his en-
pIoyers was sent to collect and dspost OF money
amounting to two hundred and thirty dollars hun
dred and eighty dollars Of which In gold aud
the balance In currency He called At the Bank Of New
his instructions left for the Metropolitan Bank at which
place hc did not however make his appearance nor hes
his part entertained BY his employers In the
morning he had deposited $27, 900, and 70 have
Ss from Win the onI mo aor
with bis mother in Bergen street, Brooklyn II noe
thought probable that he has been f0uly dealt WITH yse
the circumstances attending the very strange
The police are now actively engaged 10 endeavorug 70
dspel the darkness which involve the Affair." Five hum
dred dollars reward offered for any information thsl
may lead TO his recovery He is i've feet -four inches
height brown curly har heavy black eye lashes sAlIow
complexion and had on whom last . black aad'
white mixed suit and brown felt hat.
IMPORTANT DEALKRs FRxwoRKs.-The following
order has been issued by the Commissioners Of the Fire
Department, relative to the sale of fireworks tho
Fourth OF July II appears that under act passed by
the Legislature last session. every person exposing
for sale any fireworks Is compelled to obtain permit
from the Board OF Fire Commissioners before the lat Or
july the fireworks only to be sold between the
10th OF June and the 10th OF July
Fireworks Of All kinds may only be kept sale within the
of New York intervening the tenth of June aud tho
tenth OF July 1896 ny dealers strictly observing and
complying with the following rules and egulstonsDeai
fireworks before the 18th day of June.
1866 notify the Metropolitan Pre Department Of the
of the dealer the particular place OF business and promises
where fireworks by him shall be kept and the quantity Of
several kinds Said dealers prohibit
smoking and the making keeping Of Are upon said
said premises sign or placsrd In the words 5" No
smoking Alowed,n aud must protect all lghtS
used upon said premises with glass covefing~ or
gobes Said dealers shall crhb expose FOR sale in
the front line OF said premises IL window or door,
hrewofks excepting Chinese crackers and oIpe
No nrewoks excepting crackers torpcdoes sbaN
he exposed for sale sidewalk street pub'io
to tho PROVISIONS of section nfyfour or said law and also
subject will issued
all applying for the ocsbe however a.
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