New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

station and at later found to have tazsn poi
Police Surgeon hlnDafk Oluered LIS relnoFai W
Bellevue Hospital.
The receipts of Internal Revenue Mt the office
OF the Thiriy-second Collection District collector
ShOokss) during the twelve months endlDB on oatHuay'
| May 80, were as follows; - -.
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4ay, JS Ssgs g fe6raa 1885, e
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On Saturday the professors and students OF OF
the College of ST Francis Xavier under the direction OF
jesuit Fathers observed the annual festival IN honor
ceebraoh Of High Mass, and the benedicton OF the
Blessed Sacrament In the Church OF 81 Francis Aayer III
West SXteeBthst adjoining the college grounds WhereOh
| the line was formed at ~ IN.
The Bleecker-st. Universalist Church was well
led last evening, by highly respectable congregation
the Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers.
number OF the Little Wanderers were present, and sang
By the ReV Day In Ies pstor Of and Mr.
Arnold Assistant superintendent OF the Mission and
| Hone collection taken up for the Institution
aud a considerable sum realized.
While Patrick Riley, Wm Carroll, and some
other aborers engaged in raising heavy beam to
its position IN one OF the upper stories OF new building
the OF CaIal ana Mottss ON Saturday morn
he died soon after being taken New York Hospital.
Riley dangerously injured Later in the day Coroner
verdict OF accidental death rendered. lie was
native OF Ireland 81 years Of age, and lived in Mottst
| a large congregation assembled last evening
In the West Presbyterian Church, 42dst ana flithaye,
the occasion OF the annual address 70 the graduating
class OF Rutgers Female COACge Inc services WcIo
opened by the reading o s0olnohs beautiful description
OF the character aud attributes Of true and ylrtu0us
! woman, after which the hymn Know my soul thy full
Salvation" sung prayer appropriately TO the occa.
sion having offered by the Rev Dr Hastings pastor Of
the church. Dr. Peice President OF the college, addressed
the pupils OF the class numbering about twenty young
! ladies, on the "wOrk OF lite.'
| A young woman giving the name of Charles
f. Ward alias Morgan alias Jula, arrested by the
Police last evening In Nesonplace for appearing ON the
street in male aSe The ptiSas5 wS ,s Soeh rs gnca IP IN
detect her The Police say that she has on many
previous assumed this attire and visited several
places the city, driving out TO Central Park Last
evening Justice Ledwh, having been notified OF the oc-
down 10 Jefferson Market formally opened Court, sent
1 ior the prisoner. and discharged her
! The Children's American Church Missionary
Society held an anniversary meeting Saturday after
noon at stclnway Hall, the Rev. DR. Tying presiding
About 1900 children attended They had marched 10 the
hall procession under the leadership Of their teachers
and mad. very eGEs EHg RSSe al sbSted f %
certificates of membership after which the Rev heses
Aewon OF Philadelphia, me Rey & J. BAKE fsnisnsr OF
made addresses The Society was organized In 1861 ana
! has annual membership OF $500 children From
April 1867, April, 1865 the receipts were SII9I g.
The iourneymen bakers of New ork and
Brooklyn ned mass meeting in Leporns Hall Forty
fourthst. on saturday evening The Eew-lork bakers
The united bodies marched procsssion preseded BY
banners 10 tie hall large portion OF the men were clad
in white The procession dd not reach the ha !l .
dresses were made by The Chermap in German and En-
Workngmens Union, and others. The demand for an
increase Of wages and less working Is be made
to-day. and II not complied with, "strike" will be the
result.
The Police found a young man, Richard But
Ter by name lying nsensibe Ia Narck near Downingst'
Tuesday morning last He removed TO the Green
wchst Police station, aud. on Iegainng CONSCIOUSNESS,
said that DC had been engaged IN hght WIN some
the fact that his eyes were blackened ana swollen his
face bruised and bloody, and that there was bad
wound the right eye, as though caused by some
sharp Butler refused TO tell who had beaten
him where the fight had occurred. He was removed
IN and died there Friday night his
skull having been fractured. In order that search might
be made for the assaants the attendance OF the wit
nesses secured II possible, Coroner Keenan, adjourned
inquest until Wednesday next. Butler was long
shorouian, aud lived IN IIudson-st., near kng.
The ninth annual commencement of the
Cooper Union was held at the Institute on Saturday
evening. The audience was very large. Inc platform
%a baad sStSnsasesy Rer prayer by he Rev
DR. Burchard, the exercises began and were all highly
creditabe Tho report OF the treasurer, MT wilson g.
Hunt gave the receipts for the year ending January,
1865 at so 959 expenditures SJ9O2 rs, leaving re-
of 1851 O9 Mr. Cooper made the presentations
as follow: The Cooper Union Medal and Diplomas to
| Misses Fanny T. Plumb aud Sarah w. Fuller, Messrs.
Henry j. Pope and John Mccarthy. Diplomas TO Misses
Blanca p BOndi, Frances ketehan, A6bie T. Crane and
Laura +. Bower The Lane and Low prizes OF 900
each gold, to Misses Mary IIslSck and Hattie West,
ker, Ella V. Thompson, L. Dc Kay, and Sarah NJ
Freeborn.
Shortly after o'clock, yesterday morning, O
fire occurred the basement OF the large yestOry build
No I Is tho eEeyons OF hS Fire ppre 5@ c
flames confined the first floor and basement. but
the remainder OF the building was hled Win smoke and
flooded with water The first floor and basement were
occupied by H. f. Dlbbee Co.. importers and wholesale
dealers silks and dry goods Their stock very low,
being worth probably more than sOOOO Their loss ~
about $4,000, and they Insured Tor sOOO IN city COM
panes. The second OOr on the Murrayst. side was Oc
cuped by H. Samter dealer In cloths and yestngs Loss
by smoke and $4,000 insurance not ascertaned
The second floor the Park place side occupied by
Messrs Sonnekalb leb, dealers IN trunks ana patent
travelling bags Loss by water ana smoke about $4,000
insured. The whole OF the third fourth and NTH 1oors
were occupied by Messrs stenhart q Co. dealers a ia ia
and this damaged TO the extent OF $4,000 by smoke ana
water $4,000 by city companies The build
about $4,000 Insured Tie origin or the fire Is at pres
ent unknown, but will be investigated by Fire Marshal
Brackett.
BROOKLYN.-Polce arrests last week. 3j2
The flags on the Public Buildings and Police
stations were displayed at half mast yesterday respect
the memory OF the late Police Commissioners Murray
In Justice Rley's Court, Brooklyn, Patrick
Eton keeper or liquor saloon at No. 500 Hudson
ave- arralgned yesterday morning for violating the
Sunday law.
The body of drowned man was found in
the OF the foot OF COnOverst, Saturday morn
ing. on examination largecu as caused by club or
stone was discovered the side of his head The Coro-
took charge OF the remains and viii investigate the
matter.
Mr. Beecher in his sermon yesterday morning
said: Reputation Is wrong, aud every whisper cou-
earth speak the In ITS favor ana the
great itself should thunder out Amen Reputation
would still be wrong"
James Burns 10 years of age, and Thomas
Kelly IL years old. were arrested at about ocock yes
fourth Police Precinct, for felOniousy ehtcIlhS JOhn
Wrghrs store No 200 MYrtleaye, aud stealing there
from vest gold ocke and SIC IN pennies I'll ot which