The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THB Hor W.AruBR YesrHRDAv-SUnsraoxns -Yestsrdsv
was the warmest day Of the Tho ranges Of hs
thermometer were - fOllows-siz A. u, 6s degrees:
81 degrees three r n. ss degrees The eve.la3
once indicating n degrees late O'Clock Oes
fatal result OF the heated spell 10 reported oeuduoter
s sas..e n%s. su,s oa
and expired yesterday morning Mr.. Henry T9mlnssa
o. No ioS kldrdee street. was sansruck In the aferneoa
Of yesterday, and was conveyed 70 the City Hospital
CHsox FoRasRs Still At WosK.-Fov the past three
days Inspector Dks has been in the receipt Of not -
than three different complaints against an unknswu
man who 10 busaly 6hng his pockets BY passing cheou
for certain amounts each Of which has appended the
name OF Jacob Weeks. Another complaint tedgel
against this audacious customer yesterday by Mr. A. l.
check from the unknown, pufportinx e
abs TO Francis 10 Haier forged check r.
st greater amount passed upon the firm Of Stod-
day BY young man. an entire stranger 70 shs arm xSc
purchased about 500 worth Of goods in payment for
%ncn ne s check 70 have bee.
apparently duly certified. II was only time after
he bad lett tho store that tho check sent the
bank where IL was pronounced worthless, tho hav
ing no account with the bank and the cercalon of the
check being declared forgery.
Tue DUxDsRsRRa. Dunderberg ia still at her
moor'ngs alongside W. H. webb's pier the foot q
Sixth street. East river workmen are stin busly en-
aIfdngeNontS
rapidly progressing 70 finished state During yester
day she was kept under steam. and her machinery
carefully tested Previous her departure for France
it proposed TO subject her another trial TRIP In order
70 make sure OF her seagoing qualities This trip win
take place some day ct the beginning Of next week. IL
IS not yet known whom the Dunderberg will leave for
France but expected BY those who have charge oe
her that she will be ready TO sa before the of The
present month. II Ia also under whose COZ
mand she will be placed All that s that she
VIII Dc under the charge OF American officers although
she will clear under the French dag The details arc q
yet In an unsettled condition.
TIE CUNNING LIBRARY AssoorArIoS. Tho above asss.
citation held their rs annual dinner and picnic evea
ing 1t the Union Park foot Of East Sixty street.
Between two and three hundred persons assembled .
do honor 70 the occasion. very elegant dinner was
provided at the conclusion Of which Interesting -
dresses were delivered by tho Rev. Drs McGlynn ana
Riley. The Cummins' Association is an organization
having for its object the literary improvement OF Ne
month"; and numbers about seventy mcmbera The
meeting rooms are In ST. Stephens church. ana Il b
named after Dr. CumminA the late pastor Of 81 Ste
phen'a
AxRaIcAH IEsr1U1s or HoM0opAruy.- twentieth
anniversary Of the above Institution commsnced IL
celebsatisn yesterday in the Fine Arts Buidins. FsA
avenue. Tho PROCEEDINGS were opened with prayss.
The attendance was about one hundred MEMBER froa
widely different parts Of the country Tho election q
officers for the ensuing year follows -PrssdeaA
W. T. HcImuth,. Of 50 Louis; Vice President r. r
Wells Of Brooklyn; Geasral Secretary, / T raibet,
Albany treasurer n Kellogg; Gsnsors. b. D. su,sS.
h y Smith, J. Q. Burger, A. T. Bull and, W. e. Paine:
webster. B. B. TSsysr and " s~ays:1. = the s r:sS
ing Of reports q committees on various subject coa
menccd and win continue for several dags
AAnnOra Gum-Ths floating derrick Indspssdesesl
Captain Gotham, was busy engaged yesterday In ship.
ping mammoth gun from the pier the foot Il Co.
Tears street. Eass river This monster peos OF ordaaao
which was manufactured at tho Bort Pitt fsundryA
Pttsburg. Pa y said TO be ono os the largest cannsa
inches In bore. twsntyons and half feet long a.
weighs $4,000 p0undA will b. conveyed 81 -
shipped on board The Nsreua Il h sad that ~ Ss;ns.
uoa 70 San Francisco from which port y b. ess.
wardcd 70 ons Of the Caiiforna ssabord porta
The GHAxD LoOos o. r. AND A. H.-Ths Grand Lodge
Of Free and Accepted hasons coasnusd session yss.
tsrday Al Irving Hall The report Of the committee q
the fair II aid Of the He'll aad Asylum Fund showed
that The Of $50 ss1 had been PAID over tohe trus-
teea Resolutions were adopted condemnatory Of Gies
concert and lottery schemes q means Of assisting The
charitable efforts Of the Order The annual election a
oosrs made the special order Of business for tAi
morning at ten O'Clock
Oun CoLoRD CITIZENS MOVING voR Universal Bur
New YoRK STATE "A meeting will be hold thu
evening at Zion church. Blocker street. Of ws
Tenth for the purpose OF taking stops 10 petoa the
Constitutional CoaEention now in Session At Albany .
remove all disqualification OF voters in this state ~
ground Of color and property. Rev. Henry HighIAAl
GArnett George Downing and other prominent cooreA
citizens announced orators Of the
SION.
TEE SouKrr on FRIENDS Delegates representing ths
orthodox branch Of the Society Of Friends New York.
New Jersey Pennsylvania and the Eastern States -
sembled yesterday in their place Of worship Twentieth
street. Third avenue Tho morning session DO
voted exclusively 70 religious exercises and addressed II
the afternoon private session held This 10 the
annual meeting OF the Society and will continue several
days.
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT AT rms CArHouo Pacrscro&y
FArR.-rhis evening . grand billiard tournament VIII
take place ai the Charity Fair in Seventeenth street. 10
which hessrs Dudley, Kavanagh, Melvin, Foster.
Victor Estcphe Mortimer Humphreys T. Flynn, Joha
Montgomery and Henry Eaton will participate The
ing which has taken place this city for time
Inc games VIII .. played upon the splendid s.1s
which is nov up for possession by The individual Who
fortunate enough 70 draw Its number.
Sooxrs ST. JkAs BArrrsrx Nkw YoRE AT The
recent election OF tho above benevolent
ciety tho following gentlemen elected Ii ofhces:-
President, Colonel j. Boucher Vice President, IAs.
secretary, A. Normandcau; Treasurer, O Moussetts;
Warden p Tsrriault The society will hold iis annual
banquet on the Gath inst
Ixsxsss IscaxAsH IN Fosrcr EnoRArrcs. -rhs A.
rivals Of smgan,s At this port yesterday from fosclxa
countries made total OF 3Is4 persons They came Ia
the vessels from tho ports fo,lows:-The Hsvetia.
Liverpool 722 the Baltic, Bremen, l254 tho st. Las
rent Havre 285; the ship r. y GabaIn, Bremen 5ss;
the ship Neptune. Rotterdam. 81, the bark Meridian,
Bremen, asa.
FATAL Rus ovrR CAsuALrr Yesterday morning,
about half-past eight O'Clock, John ruomey, young
man about twcnty.ons years OF age, while driving
team Of horses attached 70 truck loaded with kndnG
wood through Elizabeth street. Houston, fell from
his sea, before the front Wheel which passed over hs
chest and killed him almost instantly. Deceased
taken up BY ofccr Campbell Of the Fourteenth pre-
cinc and conveyed 10 the Spring street poce ssauons
vbere Coroner Wildev was notified hold inquest
The truck aud wood belonged 70 arm doing business
in East Thirty fourth street
FATAL ACCIDENT IN A BRswmv Coroner Widey yes.
terday held inquest on the BODY OF man named
Joho Mccarthy who died from the effects Of inursA
Amz, @. Hennion Of No. 100 Christopher street. and
deceased we're engaged in painting stable At thefion
Brewery Iioth street. near Eighth avenue when the
scafod on which they were al work gave way. precip-
tang them 70 the ground distance OF fourteen feet
Nc. aythv struck bis head taken up insensbls