The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE CATHOLIC CHARITY FAiR.-Tbis enterprise, which
has been successfully carried out, and by Of
which many OF the suffering children Of the metropolis
viii be furnished with a good, home will wind up
Tuesday evening next with grand promenade concert
reception rendered to the ladies have been
ndefa,gabe in their exertions 70 render the fair bril-
liant success The concert and reception will be given
under the management Of tho Young Mems Association
by whom the annual balls for the benefit Of the Roman
shorts have Their ability 70 conducs such
affairs and render them most recherche Gafullas band
has been engaged for tho occasion, and NJ Rich
ard OGorman will deliver an oraton. Such combina
ton OF attractions cannot fail 70 induce a gr at
many 70 'assist' on the occasion On Friday evening
such spirited rivalry among the members Of tho different
parishes awarded to St James Parish, which had
the time Of closing the polls the scene was remarkably
lively Leading citizens and others stood BY anxousy
s s BY
larger additions The balance FELL the
ssmsn. and AND ros. sna ie a Mf s ia
carried the vote far In his favor.
LADIES' FAR AT HARIEx.-A ladies' fair opened
on tho 10th Of June, washiugton Hail. Third
and 125th street. Harem for the benefit Of 81 Jossphs
church, q Manhatanvilis Tho hall decorated most
beautifully. The walls adorned with nns American,
German and Irish banner and elegant collection Of
splendid oil paintings The chief feature Of the far ID
magni0csnt table In the csntre OF she hail. furnished
Heart At Sanhaianvs On The table are some o. the
most kui specimens Of embroidery 10 b. found In the
country The table e grsa, credit to the young ladies
they represent The following ladies' have charge or the
tables At this far:-Mrs N. Kecler Mrs. OHlra, Mrs.
Cornelius Farley, Mrs. B. Ferdinand, Mrs. Tom Tone.
Mrs John Hart. Mrs Andrew Smith. Mrs. James
Mclaughlin These ladies and the other ladies attend
perform their part remarkably well. Inc fair
will DO closed on Monday, June "a.
SEIZURE ILLICIT DIsTrLLERY. Inspcc-
tor John Bendix, attached 10 the Revenue Agency,
seized Illicit distiiery At No. % Stanton street Four
barrels OF whskey fresh from the still found upon
the premises AZ well a. lot OF mash fermeniing
tubs The whole pacs will be condemned. The
law makes tho estate ab!o for tho Whole Of
the tax upon spirits that may be distilled upon the
premises. No owner could DO found for the siiL
FREE READING Roons ron sEaNEy-Thc New York
Port Society has recently been addressing itself to tho
OF pauguraiing convenient. points FREQ read
ing rooms for seanen Three OF these have already
been opened vz:ons AT the corner OF Ca,harrno and
Madison streets: another at the OF Water and
Dovor streets and tho third at No u Greenwich street
At the Caharine street during Nay 1859 sailors
registered Their name $50 OF them for tho lrs time,
and 100 wrote letters. fhis soricty loans compact
Libraries vessels thus converting every forecastie into
reading room.
sURRoGArx's OsrrcE-During last week the wills Of
the following named persons werc admitted 70 probate
by Surrogate rucksr:-James 8. Cooper. Pcter Koch,
Joseph stouveusl, James Donneion, Ellen vandclind,
Letters administration granted the follow ,r
estates :--Francisca Hoey Charles X Brewster, 49,,
Purccyi, Bridget condor, Timothy Donoughuc ,bos.
Burger. rhos Mansfield, Jacob Eckemann, <redcr,cr
w. KRUGER, Albert New, Henry Faye, Ne rceli Knn
pcrschmidt. VIM. Z. McKeraan, Mary MI a. VIM
Pearsa, Mary A. silliman.
PRorosEp PoLYGLor +" TyLxGRAPH. a nov.i .xn.vs
ment in .elegraphing Is about 10 be ,,.d = ,h,.
that OF transmitting fro a so,.,gn a.
the vcrnacular language well .. n Raglan m. 81
yanlages are numerous AMI ohv,o,. Tn. ,.,.rr.an,.
arc 10 be nrs class Iinsu,ss and me y
~ ~ sas II sbs tran q the foreign form Of letters 10
70 20 usca - w a"' mission OF messages
ANOTHER CASs o.. CnnD MuDER-casss OF child mur.
der are aarm,prly frequent in fact OF almost
daily 6dtiffsnce and notwithstanding vigans efforts
made 10 arrest and bring the guilty parties 70 Justice
they are seldom overtaken by the authorities Al sig
o'clock, yesterday morning tbs remains Of . female
child found lying dead on scaold erected In the
cellar OF new building now In tbs course Of erection
corner OF broadway and Lbevty street Coroner
widey was notified, when Wooster B.ach, Jr, n. D.,
made postmortem examination the body. The
moss indicated thai the unnatural mo,s.r ssS placed
sacns suSccGIon tue jory icdad 'kss sSe SiSws'
them unknown The caa nas bss. Is y y ps sns s,
some time during Friday nighA -
Joursnrxz BAKns' UnoS. The Jouneymen Bakers
Protective and Benevolent Union met last evening a
the corner Of Third avenue and Twelfth street, owen
Prenderesst In the chair From the Treasures report
appeared that the amount hand previous 70 The last
meeting was e1s amount received II that meeting, $685.
paid delegates 70 workingmsa's Unoa $40; expense.
OF meeting, w; deposited n bank, SIS. me eporss
wac adopted. II was resolved that 1 mass meeting q
the jcurneymen bakers Of this city and Brooklyn snoua
% called Tor Saturday evening nsxt with vsw ~ ~
msndine an Increase Of wages and after tne s.n o.
July. lively discussion snsued ~ 10 wbtch pspen sns
call should BE- pubshsd in but vas 6saly resoveo %
advertise u II the hxRALD and another daiy pspes.
There was some opposition on the psr 2, en- M W
members 70 adversng In the HsS Dus ~ sn,ssS
ana tbs r,nstr So I. ,.ts6 wh but two diesen
IND voicss me melting shortIy afssrwsrds sdjosrnsd
rms AAacu ARD cosIvsa r,eHr. There Va rumss
sAoas 10 mis- city yesterday 70 the effect shss Barney
Aaron, who wss % severely punished m the As sshsa
Aou,s cr.eh ma dssd Brooklyn from the snects q
III srinrtss vsresrlay morning. frend o. Conyef,
resident q brootiys dssrcu. q sssssfaesoriy .sssis
vscssvsd a. following despatch "Aaron and Collyes
vers tsah . the slsssts tc-dag &gnsA ksneau =
La DaAs1 DasslmssA nios = ="