New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

GERMAN WHiTSUNTIDE CFLEBRATioS.-Sauday
commenced the festival Of Whsuntdc which Quite
tensyey celebrated by the Germans Of tho Metropolis AZ
O'clock the districts tie east eide o tie city, where TIE
Germans principally reside the scene Of active pTcpa-
lion r tie carnival Members 4 tle fuurIEofcA Boo Do s
white sut6-lcadcrs Of The yaroas singing societies Iaon
their respective hcsdquartcrOrcharI EsseIst md the
Bowery Hail hour later al the bodies assembled IN front
Of the German Assembly rooms They were preceded by e
ecyc bands aud each organization presented tne appear.
After the necessary arrangements wsrc made the pro
ing order Section Of Police Band the Smncerbnnd or Sng
ing Societies; " ORGANIZATIONS each Of which carried hfs
Band; the Standardization fhGrlshootors) with ynor
prizes. Band the Turner verenyarous organizations Of
his Society Band miscellaneous German orgauzations
Police when tie procession arrived 40 Jones Wood 10
,id Scr tIc hotel 20 witness lie ceremonies ria
form was erected the Terpschorean gallery where
ne Tyce law calling iorh Remuneration om the speikcrs
Various Comes sports, Gymnac exercises target Practice
and grand concert followed the oraiions.
DROWNED WHILE RETURNING FROM \ SUNDAY TX
ctRsloSAn inquest yesterday held BY Coroner Wdey
nj No. l47 Goerck The body Of Louis Il. Gardner.
tive this city, aged q years On Sunday. deceased with
five companions all members Of the Isand City on Club"
excursion 20 Berfan Island up the East River
and we're absent the entire day On their return In the
ing entering the slip at the foot of Ffths East River the
boat by means upset and the entire party were
precptaed the Young Gardner sank almost i'm
medaey. The others were rescued The body Of The de
ceased was recovered o graphing about II! o'clock The
rendered by the jury.
A BURGLAR CAPTURED EARLY on Monday morn
Ing young named Thomas Corcorsn forced entrance
into the residence Of Mrs Ann Boardman. No. 295 East
Tenth after securing quantity OF siyerware left the
house without arousing the inmates. While leaving he
seen by Officer Mchangy OF the Seventeenth Precinct The
thief finding discovered dropped his plumber and fed
followed by the officer After running several blocks the
thief was arrested by the officer and taken 10 the Station
House. The stolen property recovered aud restored TO
e owner Subsequently the prisoner taken before jus
iice Mansfield and committed for trial default Of $1,000
bail He is a native OF Ireland brckyer aged rs years
and resided at No l23 East Twenty.nhh.st.
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN GOODs.-0n
the night Of the 18th the store Of Mr. Leon Van Cullen
No As Sxthaye entered by burglars by bursting in
rear window and robbed OF silk coHks and lace manas TO
the amount of 500 The thieves got safely with their
plumber day or since Capt Joufdan Of the Sixth Pre-
cnot heard that the stolen goods concealed in prem
Uses Of Julius Meizer No Oh Broome-st lie proceeded
there searching the place found nearly all Of the
tces stolen They taken In charge and subsequently
restored 10 the owner Meizer arrested charge of
receiving stolen goods Yesterday he arTaned before
Justice D0wing and held bail 20 await etamination
He denies all knowledge that the goods stolen.
BURGLAR COMMTTED.-On Sunday night Last
Officer Stevenson Of the Eighth Precinct arrested William
Anderson in Broomest having In his possession set Of
burglars tools together with quantity Of pumes such
used By milne. il suppossd that the prisoner lad