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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
BROOKLYN PARK THEATER.

Il was announced, few weeks ago, in the Boston
napers that Mr. Frank Dwight Denny had made succession
debuta that city the character OF Hamlet" We have
now 10 record that made bis first appearance in Broo' on
Monday evening at Mr b. Conveys Park Theater playing
the sad and sable Dane. Tonight be will enact "Icheien
Mr. Denny is described possessing good natural quanoa
tons for the Of acting AMI very considerable cultures ana
il s further stated that he boldly and inegenty disoards
stage traditions To eaiure Hamlet" and "Rieheieu" In
sneb weather as this requires soica resouton but shall
eudeayor TO see Mr.. Denny and uoe his acting.
Mr.. ". J. FLORENCE.
Mr.. W. J. Florence is one OF she passengers in the
Scotia which sails today His trip Europe of business
well as pleasure He viii visit London and Paris and despite
the shocks war; proposes march into the bowels Of the
land as far as Berlin and Vienna searehof novelties We
dare BAY he will find them In September Mr. Florence viii
return and viii his Autumn and Winter round Of
ENGAGEMENTS in Philadelphia. at the Arehs Theater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

INFORMAL MEETING OF THE OFFICERS of THE NEW
YORK AND BROOKLYN WATER BOARD

INFORMAL MEETING OF THE OFFICERS oF THB NEW
YORK AND BROOKLYN WATER BOARD.
An informal meeting Of members Of the Croton
Aqueduct Board Brooklyn Board Of Water Commissioners
and the New Board of Education held Monday
a. the Manhattan Lead WORKS loot Of West Twenty
It, for the purpose OF witnessing the manufacturing and tes
Of q certain lesdsncased, blocktin pipe. The follow.
ing gentlemen present; Croton Water Department
"A. w. Craven. Chief Engineer; Benjamin g. Chur Oh
Assistant Engineer. Brooklyn Board Of Water Commits
soners-Mr King President Of Board; Moses Lane.
Chief Engineer Mcsss Eorbrup and Fowler members
the Bosrd and Messrr Herman aud Talbot Supervisors of
Kings County; Prof John Torrty United states Assay OF
fee; Prof X Ogden Doremus, Prof d. Tilmsn Dr. b. l..
Budd VIM Wright Chief Engineer Of the Rdgewood alter
Works Dr. D. d. Parmelee james Miller and John Dunharn
Chief Engineers Of Board n Education W. Rich. aroli
toci the Hon Isaac Dayton Prof g. A. Gay Of Columbia
College Prof g. Y. Chandler and number Of other gentle
Of high scientific sttsinrnents.
The first experiments made for the purpose Of testing
the strength ohe material and the standard taken
BiOokIyn pipe which il the strongest made in pure
lesd lafnch pipe OF lead burst with pressure Of 800
ID TO tho inch while the encased pipe vtlsood pressure Of
lG00 before n gave one inch lead pipe gave out
with 900 Of pressure. while the encased pipe Of the
size subjected to 80 strain before rupture took
place. number Of other experiments then all Of
which entirely satisfactory 10 the gentlemen present
The various processes undergone by the material while in
ooure manufacture exhibited and tho meeting
adjourned 10 the Office Of tho Company 10 give the opinions
they had fOf med on the subject.
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THE CUOLE RIA.
40 NEW CASES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

Notwithstanding many rumors 10 the contrary,
the oty has been free cholera since last Saturday All
cases # the disease reported the Office Of the Sanitary So
perntendent since that time up 20 m yesterday proved
10 be unfoanded in fact The Agents Of the Board Of Health
are engaged dnecng part OF the Fourth and sih
Wards in which a disagreeable odor can be discovered
Strange may appear they receive great assistance from
the residents Of unwhoesome districts TO all Of whom
they furnish such compounds may be found necessary to
sweeen the yards srea Easements pyies and cellars tax
ing care IN the meanw they thoroughly and prop
ery used Every reported promptly Investigated and
care s taken that false exaggerated rurnor shall be
placed before the public through any officer or agent Of the
Board.
THE DISEASE AT QUARANTINE.
Under date OF June &C. Dr. d. II. Bissel Deputy Health
officer reports DEATH H. Peterson sgod four
Of Denmark from hamilton There have been deaths from
cholera board the hospital ship Falcon since the last re-
turn Twentyegh convaescens have been transferred 10
the Saratoga leaving 10 stiil under treatment
rxroRTAsT 10 PERSONS CHARGE or THE USBURIED
DEAD.
The Board Of Health issued the following notice to
tons and others having charge OF the unbGried dead;
CIEAvsNo-n cleansing the surface Of the corpse espe
cay the parts soed by discharges the solution OF
Chorinated Soda Qabafraque ISOLATION oi The shop pint
10 two quarts hot solution OF Chloride OF Lime
ade by sraning decanng gallon OF water into which
pound OF that substance has been thrown the same
cleansing required for the whole person IN
every case OF death from Cholera fever scaana small
pox Cloths sponges &c employed soOhl the deaa must nc
instantly burned or boiled
DsIsfHcTIoS large wad OF cotton or fine shaying'
with pounds OF Coatsr powder or Chloride OF Lime
and place il beneath the hips and In Of Cholera place
much u this kind Of absorbent material beneath the
corpse absorb and dsneet the purgcd fluids that may
flow.
DIRECTIONS The FANnY.-Whaever disease has caused
the order garment and cloth that was used upon
the dead person. and In Cholera and feyers uhdfrt
about person ,oisd during sickness 10 be immed
atey boiled unl boiled to be kept In one OF the Dsn-
fecng Solutions Ventaie every and closet upon tho
floor where death bias occurred Keep windows aud IRE
places open for several days
BURALsThe dead Of Cholera should be interred h soon
practicable and always rH hissE hoar' after DEATH
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THE DRAMA.
wALLACK's THRATRR.

Extreme heat, and a contiguous Fenian demonstra-
ton in Union square rendered the attendance somewhat thin
Monday evening at this heater Yet fair audience was
present and the first representation Of The Colleen Bswn
cordially applsuded. II this be not Mr. Bouoicsuts best
play it 10 certainly popular effort Of his prolific and
clever pen The fact that much Of its power resides In h
great sensation leader" wherewith MySsnaCoppalee
rescues Ely the close Of the second
not and not blind eyes to its strong porsture
character.
Mr. Moss has revived this avorite drama with appropriate
scenery perhaps the hut in the third
might be made to look little cosy-and with cave
scene for the grand theatrical effect Of singular beauty We
noted the Of the cast Monday 1t ff anc
pations Mr.. Floyd who very warmly welcomed on hi
first appearance Monday evening acts Danny Mann with
power emotion showing know edge o.
that loving sere order mind which makes devotion bgoty
aud commits horrible Of crimes in the sacred
Mrs wilkins plays Mrs Cregan with true maternal
dignity Mr. Nunsn ideal Of Corrgan Mr. Fisher is
Father The part the bright and beautiful Anne Chute
falls Mrs Mark smith. who acts 1t with refinement and
sweetness and vvscy Miss Rosa Cooke Is the Ely OCoD
and not very Ish she Is sufficiently pleasing with her
song her arch ways Mrs Seton good Shelah and
MT hnggod and Mr. Williamson get smoothly through the
business Of Hardness Cregan and Kyrle DAILY MiesnaCopps
10 If played by M Bryant whcse quainnes Of
quiet hunor and tenderness Of sentiment make him
very Agreeable representative Of avery agreeable character
scacey necessary to add that thus presented and TINS
PLAYED "yhs Colleen Bawn has been revived with thorough
success
sTADT THgATER.
| Therewas small but an attentive and genial audi.
snce at tho Sadt Saturday evening to witness
the of Henry w. and The Old Guard by the
TypoQaphic Dramatic Association Of Philadelphia and the
Dramatic Union of this city Shakespeare great historical
play passed of with teabe smsrtness Mr. Henderson win
mig applause for hi pesonaon Of Fastaf In the aerece
Mr. Smith played Hsvesa and Mss Agnes Jerrod appeared
as Mcanie Both performances spirited II not artistic
being simple and sweet Bot for the rain on Satur
day evening this beneh performance would doubtless have
resuked in substantial gain to the NJ Y Dramatic
Union.
WINTER GARDEN.
Another Of Mr.. Broughan's burlesques, "Coum.
bus9-now TO be called Columbus Reoonstructsd"s 10 re-
hesrsA at this house and w shortly be produced. 1t appears
to be st doubtful whether to Mr. Brough
ans dramatic version Of "Or Mutual Friend which is fe
lcousy called he Bird Of Prey"but hope that The
! piece may moi be Withheld.
NV BowBRy THBATER.
! new acrobaticact has been introduced here BIZ
the Buisay Brothers entitled The Persian Throne" IL
extremely pictu esqueand illustrates their skill good adj
vantage. matinee viii DO given here to-day Sleeps
Foot" Of course will presented. Another good feature Of
] this entertainment Ia tb' skating aol
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their pictures and hang them well II they throw the
blame upon the Academy then charge them with hiding
their light under bushe and with doing in pride Of heart
thinking that the people incapable of understanding
their work. Pray proud gentlemen, does not tie good
God lot His lilies grow for oil of u.s. well for those who
tamp them under foot for those who gather them for
His ALTAR And when, because men sin beneath them,
and their light the way dens of death he shall
put his the heavens and shall crush his in bis
wrath because they gathered into nosegays for the bosomS
Of wanions then will be time you show your pride in
your little labor and for blindness and refuse to
let the ns OF the talents which not given You to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
WEDNESDAY, JUNE q, 1866.
FIELD SPORTS.
Base Hall.

THE GRAND MATCH AT MoRRIsASIA-THE ATHLETICS
THE vICTORs
The match between the Athletic Club OF Phlladel,
pha and the Union Club Morrisania Yesterday attracted
great assembage spectators the scene OF the con-
and proof wanting 20 show me popularity OF
base ball Il would found ia the fact that some hye or SIX
thousand peope bore swerng heat OF the sun OF yster
day for three hours without shade protection IN order 70
witness this contest.
Ire Athletics had their full nine ont except Pratt and
II we'd fine game as did the Unions in majority Of the
innings The splendid fielding Of Mcbride did the damage
However the Unions being unable 10 score single run up
the fourth innings. 49,
The Athletics viii return home Thursday next In the
meantime thew play Star Club Of Brooklyn Oh tie Capto
line grounds today at D. NJ and the Empires az Hoboken
10 morrow We append the score Of tho game:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

THEFT OF JEwELRY AND CLoTHIyG.-On the 18th
inst clothing and jcwey tho of sla7
from the apartments Of Charles W. Fedmnn No "a Fourth
ave YESTERDAY Mr. r. received information that portion Of
the stolen property had been In the possession Of William
Brooks at lis apartment No. Nor0kst lie therefore
caused his by Officer OConRe OF Seventh Precinct
quantity of The stolen property recovered The prison
er was committed Jr trial ny Justice STANDBY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

ROBBED BY CoMPASIoSs.-On Friday night last
Thomas Whitaker md Henry Stevens accompanied Peter Kill
martin OF No 20 Fthsve into saloon the OF
Twenty f,urhst aud Fourthavs and while there Kmavtn
charges his companions stole from him wallet
ug $50 Treasury with which they made their escape
Yesterday the accused arrested by Officer Fumer Of the
Twenty Precinct and Justice Dodge committed them
for trial default OF u 900 BAIL They both aged years
and natives Of Ireland.
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A REMARKABLY FREAK op NATURE.

Ebony bark Of Mantle combined with Gum AASt WI
reore Gray it's color II requires enc aPphs Ah
only, without the washing Dr. NJ Jtcosf Is me as
Of ready epTy Of charse 70 those %
efficacy Set eyey~bee with iuh areoobs.
80 and +5 Office No. 81 Sixth " Y ConsuitaIon lro &
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

The twenty first annual Of st. Johns Col
ege Fordban will be held Monday July Exercises to
commence at I2I o'clock special train will leave
lem Railroad depot Of Fourthave and Twenty sixth
It, The friends Of ,be College generally arc invited
20 be IrtstDt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

The POLICE QUESTION IN JERSEY CTY-lyJUSc-
Ton AGAINST CITY AUIHoRIEs-Yesterdaym morning thu
Hon. A. o. Zabriskie Chancellor OF the State application
of several citizens granted injunction restraining Mayor
Treasurer from paying account ofJersey City any moneys
the old Police since MAY except 10 tue Chief OF Police
from the City Treasury; also, 10 the Counsel employed
fead the SUIT against the Police Commissioners ally
services efforts defeat the passage Of the pOcs
bill the Legislature. The injunction served ID In
Murhead acting for Sheriff Mcfscles
As the Police force concerned they have
their nav excent for the present month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Physicians advise abstinence from alcoholic drinks
during of the Cholera safeguards
against KHsrs East INDIA CoFFKK Sold by all
sTocsrs at 2s cents Depot No. l+ Resdesi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

TRIAL TRIP o. CAPT. HUDsoS's SHIP.--A trial
trip this miniature ship described few days in The
TRIBUNE in which Capt. Hudson and Capt Fitch intend
shortly TO make voyage Europe took place yesterday the
Bay. About III O'Clock the vessel With Capt lndson
and ends board let the foot OF Pkest and with
all a, set proceeded off the Battery when she lacked about
time try her hsndng and then proceeded down the
Bay The light 20 afford any test of
of but she handled exceedingly well and the bold
mariners contemplate the voyage eel decidedly
aged as 10 their final success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
4" HALF AN EYE, 4"

The Lewiston Democrat We should suppose any
having could earn with II in hours
The Machine i,ef-WlieeI Cibh,-Is certainly medel q
.,t-.y I'D simplicity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-A German named
Knapp residing the OF Fourth and Boomedsts
oboken was drowned Monday evening while bathing in
the cove rear Of Morris and Essex Railroad Engine House
Deceased who was unable SWIM waded out distance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

TURKISH BATHS, No. Is Laght-st., are opens
great luxury in weathe so and preventive Of disease
Hours Gents. to to p. Ladies' 10 to " m Sun
d,ys Gents, 6 TO u q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

when he stepped into deep hole and went under Upon
rising TO the surface be cried for help but o. the
present being able 10 SWIM hs drowned beior,
assistance arrived Chief Of Police Davis and Officer Brrk
procured grarng irons and other apparatus With which
searched for the body until after midnight bat
fu Deceased leaves wife child two s,ep.cE tsea
who we're dependent upon him for support
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Latest Ship News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Tybee Crowe 60 hours with mds. ed -
O L. l.. Jones.
schr Dragon Brl Simpson 81, CFoix II days with m0s
nun 10 YES Beecher Lef IN port bark Antelope, N
Yo.k In days. .,,.,
June g. in lat "a 49, long Il S. bg Alhs ii Bansorl, bc
May a. lat 10 long s. bsk Psr;heln, from Buenos I o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, which protects
ipysby each window door is in operation
al the Office, No. 25s Broadway. L. HoLhEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE PAGER COLLIE

AsyUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE PACKER COLLIE
eI,rE IxsrrtTE-The twentyfrs annual commencement Of
the Packer Collegiate Institute under the supernendenee OF
Prof A. Crtenden took place in the chapel OF inc
last evening before and fashionable audience M
A. Low tho President occupied the chair ana, aiter an
suhem the young lady graduates, who were all asleIu
etred n dresses Of spOes white the proceedings were
opened with prayer the Rev. DR. Storrs There were
number COMPOSITIONS the production OF the sfaunae en-
titled Onward Bound poem, by Miss Eliz2oetn he.cneni
Independent Thinkers essay, by Miss Harriet fdeEer;
scott and Dickens BY Miss Margaret Bxbyi Institutes
and Institutions BY Miss CoTnelia Rogers p 10:
Work OF Women ny Miss Hermine Meyneri Rest
a, Last By Miss Elzlbeth Czarnomssai forsst Lard oy
Miss Emily Br.deham Story OF the Dove by Mss Anslss
Growth Of Mind BY Miss Mary g. Batteu After these pro,
hymn The President addressed the graduates and presented
diF 'mss to the following. Bays BrOoLy9j Lacy F.
Berry Rockand. Ne; Mary q. Battn. Bergen ~ u Ann
r. Beers Booslyn Margaret 5. BKby Wiliams9uIgn l. l.
yn, Samiza A Cartwright Nashville. Tenn JANA C. Corn
we'll Newburgh y. VI Catherine j. Cox, Br9okyn EmIna
Hudson, n. j.; Rebecea c. Dunn. Brookynj Emma Mcj
Ely Brooklyn; Emma Estes, Brookyni Mary G. Harris
Brooklyn; Elizabeth o. T. Head Pittsburgh PA pheee A.
hurgh, l.. l.; Anna II. Hogarth Detroit Mica haI, l..
Keees Brooklyn; Elizabeth T. Ketehum. Brookyni Mary
r. Leyerich Brooklyn; Hermine A Meyner Broohyn Sarah
Nico Huntington L. l. Clarice Oakley Brooklyn Mary f..
Phillips. Nashville, TenDi Leonora f. Pisbary koekand
comein Rogers SearOOrousl. n Y. Ella $ Shelton,
TesL Brooklyn Naomi NJ. Todd Brookyni Mary NJ Tilaey
Brooklyn, Lizzie V. Wood: Brooklyn. -,.,
sung and the beuedction pronounced by the Rev NJ Gal
ogher. which ended the proceedings ofthe evening
Row AT A PIc.NIc.--Caspar Samler Jacob
Rrackin Chailes Edward, Louis Ide Albert Wesberger
and Jacob Slater Of several German SINGING so
ceties which met in Popes Park Greenwood, Monday
were brought before Justice Cornwen yesterday on the
charge OF creating riot and In sssautng the police whom
they with dozens OF Others pelted with stones Serg
MacKear and Lawler we're seriously injured
citizens Samler del and Welsberger were held TO bail TO
OF the Grand Jury The Others were fned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

SINGULAR CAUSE OF FIRE ALARM.--Ihe still alarm
OF fire last night at O'Clock caused by exhibition of
Dr. Hasews patent ght In front Of the Polce Station
in Jersey City The CITY brilliantly illuminated that
No Engine Company located the Erie Railway Depot
over mile distant, attracted by It and had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
Passengers Arrived.

FROM sAvANNAH-ln steamship Tybee-U C. Bsll~in. H
Wilson r. NJ McEaer and lady, Miss Foster George knoe T.
r. Joe Mr. Lanpor Buinenhal, Mrs. Stors, Mr. Ar.ad
Joseph J1csbB Theodore u. Mckeor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

The OLD POLICE FORCE DIsBASDED. Mayor Cleve-
land Jersey CITY last night directed Chief Of Police Nc
Maun 20 disband the Old Police force when they came in
from duty at O'Clock this "wednesday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

BURGLARY BY DAYLIGHT.-The residence oil N.Y.
YIN Nelen formerly OF the firm Of Claan Mellen No.
1o5 Colunbost was feonousy entered Monday night
ard robbed Of considerable amount OF property The family
being absent the burglars had al easy loo having
gathering M what they could lind leaving the premises NJ the
hour OF O'Clock yesterday morning one OF tne parties va
ed an old leather trlnk and went toward the Montague
Fer-y Two others in opposite drectionone wiz
donbbarreed rife and the other with wehed csFpe'
bag Officer Fox pursued the with the trunk ana ar
rested him On being taken 10 the station House ne gave s
name az Henry Msr hoatman by occupation me uunA
was filled with Indies back cloth coaks silk and merao
dresses &c. together with solid silver tea pot IA all fsueu
AT about ESQ., Miller held for hearing HIS confsdeF'
st-s escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
BROOKLYN NEWS.

ALLEGED MURDER COMMITTED Two YEARS SINCE
The CRIME CHARGED UPoS HER HUSBAND BY HIS WTE.-
A man named Dennis Eagan. alias John F. Wallace. was
brought 10 the Forty third Precinct Station House shortly be-
fore o'clock yesterday morning. on charge OF assault ana
battery preferred by bis wife, Mary Easan The parties re-
side at the corner Of Division and Rchadss Red Hook
Point and according report live very unhappy togene
3 wife accused him OF having assaned her ior TWO 1
in succession and prevented her from coming mo Ihe mouse
hereupon he was locked up Laborng under an intense STATE
OF excitement she related Sergeant Temple the following
circumstances which she accused her husband win com
County Pa in September 1874 The name OF the murdered
given Robert Gardiner They had been p h
about years when in consequence OF reports na AeIs
and Gardiner too intimate terms ne gre" Jeaou
and evening coming home with two rlen!s, tnea
distant and take his life She denied all di'aonoI'
able intimacy with Gardiner and apped lieu .%
partv and on arriving GARDENERS residence he feed nun
down with killing him instantly ana IN presence
the and sister Of deceased That before pepeaug
the deed be struck several violent blows IN the ic "
order to compel her Notwithstanding th r9ugn
treatment she secreted him IN me mountains or soe
until an opportunity presented TO enable him 70 escape e
likewise that the coIoner jury found MN guy Oh te
murder and that all the aets relate 70 lne ha ~ oo
obtained from named Dock foreman IN the coal Dimes
at Mddletown Pa. Her husband was at that time employed
IN toe ShamOkin coal mines about % HlS eIstar a
NAMED usually for about week or more "heh ne
would return bone flr short tune o.o ,o, ,,or under
Eagans own statement Is To the enect tna ~
the impression that the reports abor Gardiner aud ms WIZ
we're true returned ron tho Mines snd informing Gard
of bis conduct struck him blow on the head WIN Scn
but did not Kill him. He appears 20 have Acknowledged now
prisoner IN the cell ADJOINING MS own tba ho uu
kill the man with an X.
Another verson by friend Of the prisoner Is tbat some
medng informed him that Gardiner was IN me house
with his wife going there with friends found matters
not accordance with his views Of ropriety Bons provided
with cllb he knocked Gardiner down stairs and TIE two
friends standing the bottom kicked the PROSTATE man un
dead - -.
Eagan is "A years age and his wife g He came TO TINS
country from ireland when four old His occupation
that OF m engineer the employ OF the Boston Dry DocI
Company Red Hook Point The parties nave been arleu
seven years, and have three children. - 80 o., ,,,r,
Last evening Capt Rhodes 10 the Sheriff OF sehuyl
County Pa Ia order ascertain the truth Of the matter ana
until such Information received the prisoner VIII remain IN
custody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

THE FIRE AT STEISwAYs PIANoFoErE MANU-
P.croaY-A report Of this ro. which occurred last Friday
night early last Saturday morning and which appeared In
some Of the daily papers much exaggerated The loss
.rs,.n,n wa, stated TO amount 10 5000 whereas u only
amounted 10 destruction Of few barrels Of shsyngs in tho
fire proof the boiler vaults located In the rear f and sor
distance the building portion of which serl
onsy iurd The prompt attendance Of the Fire Department
very commendabe An eyewitness states that stream
Of water vss poured blazing i've minutes after
the alarm Of fire given. eeotualy and speedily eNn-
gnshng the hamrs which with less prompnde on the part
II the freInen might consumed the entire block.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Athietie.........l II 4-9
Umpire-Mr Grum, Of the Eckflrd Club.
Srorers-Mcssrs. Amer and SchOfed.
Time OF game-3 hours. -
Tly CatchesM Smith >; Austin Q; Akin, 3 Han
negln >; Pabor total, II. Reach, 81 Fer . Benkon'
stock L. Kleneder ]; Pike, J.
Oats on blses-UuOn ~ times; Athletic, ounes
Ogts on fluls-UnG times; Athletic times. d,
After game over the Union HOSPITALITY entertained
their the hotel.