New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-03

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aipIo~ n " Junc THE new trial granted the
Rev joel Lndlcy. indicted for whipping ms CHILD 10
standing for acquittal and two Tor CONVICTION aug
they were discharged Ie Sce an ,hc was by
the Court TO pay fine Of $40
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CITY ITEMS.
VETERANS ExcURsIoN.-The Veterans of 1912, rs
and a. are to have excursion upon the Hudson on
Wednesday next.
CONTROLLERS OFFIcE-Controller Connolly has
appointed Mr. Thomas Dunlap Collector Of City Revenue
vice William H. LOeW.
ArnExEuM ClUB.-The Inauguration dress prone
made reception is announced for Wednesday evening the
9th INST, from 10 II O'Clock.
ATMOSPHERIC RAMwAYs.-Dr. r. II. Gilbert will
lecture before the Association for the Advancement Of
Science and Art this evening, IN Room No a. cooper
Union.
Mrs. f. l.. Rose. and Miss Susan b. Anthony. held
forth upon womans right 10 vote at the Peoples Ly'
ceum at Dodworth Hall yesterday morning after which
petitions In favor ot tho measure were Circulated ana
signed.
IL New APARTMENTs.-The officers Of the North
American Life Insurance Company Saturday received
their business friends the spacious and elegant offices
which the Company has recently fitted NJ at No 2s
broadway. a large number Of ladies ana gentlemen
assembled, and were entertained Win hpcia hosp
tally.
WALLACE MoNuMRNT.-A meeting In aid Of the
erection Of a monument william Wallace Was held at
No u Pine.st on Saturday. 10 was announced that
R26OO Is needed TO finish monument which has been
in seOlapd and II T.
appointed TO prepare an appeal TO the oounirymen
OF Wallace In this country
| ATOTHFR OCEAN ADvENTURE.-Capt j. Mikes,
Mate George Miller. and crew Henry Lawson are toeavo
this city to-day tomorrow for voyage 10 sonfhamon
and Havre, monitor ucran % feet long, ~ feet
inches broad and with draught Of inches The stock
OF provisions consists OF canned meats aud fruits and Of
smaller raft OF similar construction VIII be- taken alng
as a hferaft in case of injury to the larger one
TIE MONTH OF MARY."-Ibe religious ceremonies
which pertain TO the month Of Mary" closed on
Saturday with imposing ceremonies at the Church Of St.
Francis eXavier. large PROCESSION was formed, di
yded into twelve dyson cn TSs ne 6aSa
been properly arranged and tho preliminary exere.es
concluded. the march commenced from the court yard
through the wide gateway sNteenhSt and thence 10
the church Having moved through the various portions
seated and Mass was celebrated The religious exercises
concluded by the bencdcton when the procession
was reformed aud marched to the College
CoRoNKRs CAsFs-Late on Friday night, Martin
Monsas, German bartender, aged 30 years, employedn
the saloon OF John Clincher OF FfteeRhs and
Tenth-ave. was taken into the Sixteenth Precinct
Station House labOring under attack Of dcrum trc
mems. lie was locked up, and on the following morning
found 10 be dead. Coroner Cover held an inquest.
Mary Beckett native OF Germany, Friday night fcll
from the soOp Of her dwelling No 522 West Forteth
st. and died on the foowng morning from The effect Of
the injuries then received Coroner Cover held In
quest. The body OF an unknown man was found on
Saturday noans IN me East hveI near the LOOT o,
found badge marked bridgeport Fire Depart.
ment, No l22." Coroner Cover held an inquest fun
description Of the dead man published by the Coroner.
PLANS FOR TIE New rosI-O FFICE.-Saturday was
the last day the receipt Of plans for the Post
Office by the Government Commission, according to pre-
vOus arrangement but the time has been extended 10
Of this day. Twenty designs had been submitted
up Saturday, Of which Is from architect in Gin
cinDatl meeting Of the Commission was held on
Saturday afternoon, at which the following resolutions
R,sOired Tia, plans etc submitted III. Commission be
placed exhibition AID hat al selection, the Commission deferred
Eold That the time % receiving plans be extended uni oeoef
Rc.oIred That the exhibition plan, THURSDAY Fdd,,
sud Saturday the 9th nh a Of June and between The hours o. u
rpi Der nit Il City Of SssAofE Wv ''' ~ ~
MAsoUERADING IN FEMALE ArTIRE.-On Saturday
evening Sergeant Wade, OF the Second Precinct was
formed that In female attire was seated in the
ladies' cabin OF one OF tho Fulton Fcrryboats He
arrested the masquerader and took him 10 Police Head
and stated that he resided in Adainsst Brooklyn. Ia
spector Dks directed that he be taken TO the station
house. and in the morning conveyed before the magistrate
at the Tonbs The gentleman no vacated his scat about
llt O'Clock in Bleeckefet In favor OF lady
atred In red dress light cloth sacque and Jockey hat
with white plnme who leaned against the a
the car and whose features budOusy concealed by
green vail was credtabe 10 his character for gaantry
but IN this instance II misplaced The seeming lady
other than the person mentioned above. Yes
terday Burleigh was taken before acting Magistrate
Alderman Conan, where he stated that the articles he
then belonged 90 his wife, and that he only assumed
them for the purpose Of lark" lie was discharged
with reprinand.
CENTRAL PARK.-Saturday was gala-day al
Central Park. From morning until night tho avenues
crowded with pedestrians and the drives we're so
many streams OF vehicles freehted with complainant
men, blooming madc gay trcked out in Spring attire
OF every brilliant hue and rosy checked children making
twittering : every branch aud spray The sky was
clear the balny, the sun bright, aud the beautiful
pH' rich in It's green grassy lawns and shady trees
Tystal lakes, and thousand other attractions
seemed the very medicine for tired, dyspeutc msaa-
thrOpic folk, 10 take IN alOpathic doses on such
day. Yesterday, the sky was overcast, land there
not by any means rush 10 tho park
only enhance the value OF the Park as a Pleasant resort
hut tend TO run mp the price ~ land In the vicinity FAR
beyond the present eXOTbtant figures The Wednesday
concerts not 10 be given this year. but the SATURDAY
musical entertainments TO be nauguratcd on Tho h
inst and continued until further notice The satarv
formerly In the Park Museum has been transferred to n
more cOmnOdiOus room In ST. Nincent's Hospital
PASSENGERS SAHED.-Among the passengers for
California in the steamer Ocean Queen, ON Saturday
were; Brevet Brgader General jefferson C. Davis. in
charge Of 800 recruits going ont TO On the OH United
S;atcs Infantry IN California: Mira Admiral DahIcrc,.