New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
rEw-YoKK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1868.

from the ritual, and recommending the Grand Lodge 70
so amend the same enable the Grand Lecturer 70
teach the work In conformity with the resolution was ~
ferred TO the Committee on Work and Lectures
BROOKLYN.-The Brooklyn Union went 10
press yesterday without abusing THE TRIBUNE
The 23d Regiment numbering about 400 men,
were Prospect Park yesterday for target exercise
At the annual meeting Of the f. ID. Board OF
Commissioners on wednesday night Daniel Donovan was
elected President, and W. ii. Austin, Treasurer.
Tn Justice Riley's Court, Brooklyn, Louis A.
Martin and Pauline Fewerstein both OF HUDSON 'H''
married.
The total number of tax payers in the !hlrd
Collection District IL 12OO0, and the amount oi tI ho
$4,000 OF which sum about onehalf mas aneau' D''
collected.
Mr.. j. p. Rorke, the newly appointed super
intendant OF Buildings and his Clerk ana stan OF
tors into office yesterday and VIII lor'n"i
enter on their duties
Mr.. Gould Siliman died at his residence yes
teray at the OF Clinton and Iierrepontsss' e
osimaser T not the Oldest be was at Least one OF Mr. Mr.
oldest graduates OF Yale College ne was ,t,oroy
Bent d. slman, late United States DistrietAttorney'
The remains of the late Cornelius j; Spragnee
were removed from the receiving vault at GreehWYoa
Cemetery yesterday Inferred In the family p pro-;
The Rev. Henry j. Van Dyke oieatea V ny Ceremony
should be- bared until the do~cs we're IN bloom
The strawberry festival of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the Eastern District when cam
off at Washington Hall on Wednesday evening was q
great success The Hall tasefnily decorated ana
oefer and C0ard presided at the board, ana the OVh
Gee Club sang several patriotic songs Many OF NE
resident clergy were present ana larger huulDcl VI INV
most prominent citizens
A match game of quOts, for $50 side, was
played yesterday afternoon on the gIouhus "a W.
wood Club corner Of Eigheenti-st. ana filtraaU3
Brooklyn between Messrs. George H. Nicholson an9
John smith OF the Club. against the brothers IHos a
Hugh Pollock of the Caedonlan Club Of New York Inc
on7sstants ploved game OF 81 points. Nicholson ana
Smith the winners, the score staining rs 9
TSCma. PoocE 5 Hugh Pollock H. Total 90 Sew
| cral outside matches followed.
| Commissioners Manniere and Brennan, super
nendent Kennedy and Inspector Leonard visited tne
Eastern Division Police Station yesterday with view
to establishing subprecinct at Brownyllle Inc pti
is fouud necessary have police force IN the Vclny
On Monday last 1900 persons gathered az hese park
and only six policemen were aValapo III o"'o u
In Justice Cornwelrs Court, Brooklyn, Robert
IIiHs sch4ardzenbeck corner OF Tbird-ave aud Nine
tecthst for violation Of the Excise law, fined $50
and sixteentlst accused Of similar oiiense put
the hearing OF the was adjourned for week Ellen
DoolaD Mary PAXTON and Ellen Ryan, for allowing goats
and cattle Craze In the public streets were hed 10 an
Isaac C. Carroll " years % sse ioF steang a.
gosng OF the value OF IS cents was sent 10 the HOUSE, vi
Refuge.
j. NJ. Loretz, jr, closed or "Wednesday even
ing Mt tho Rev Mr Enyard's Church, on Cermont,st
Brooklyn a series OF three concerts given In AID OF a
which Mr. Ioretz Is the Organht Ihese concerts HaNo
given general satisfaction and the last one ~as
/ aUulHuQed.
assisted by the Choral Union Of Brooklyn IN te ehorSes'
and solos were sung by Misses Annie Early Anade Mer-
IIeT, a. Vii V T two duets The young ladies'
although amateurs and well trained voices, and
OF flowers. The Duets the piano gathered bouquets
M the Miss Bragg and sent LoretE about the stage
which lads sang the beet would be like telling which sun
beam is the brightest Mr.. Lorez's Ave Maria IN the
convent chapel during storm," sang by Miss Merner
accompanied by the author Of the music on the organ
one Of those peculiarly truthful pieces Oh desGripTe
Is occurring him. and for which Loretz has great
AZ about 4 o'clock yesterday morning n fire
lroo out I'm the works OF The American Fiber Company,
on The block bounded by Dkeman Partition ana Ferry
buhiug and contents together with number OF wooden
sheds the premises, and belonging TO the estaOsh,
uent The main structure OF brick, four stories IN
hight aud IS by l25 feet ia extent The business OF the
Company 10 manufacture wrapping paper rom WOOu
nbcr bamboo being principally used Inc hfe war
discovered by the Watchmau whose attention was first
attracted by smoke and flame issuing from the engne
Of contents the flames spread with great rapidty
The fremen could get work The heat from the burn
ing intense aud there was danger Tor q tlne
that the eghbOrlng buildings would also be burned but
By the eNeftlons OF the remen and the men on boad
the Metropolitan Police boat under eoihaau Oh Sap
hand Of great value and the loss Is estimated AT
amounting TO perhaps $4,000. The fire supposed TO
the result OF negligence In allowing loose art
Giles OF combustbo nature TO remain TOO near inc tur
GREENPOINT-The anniversary of the Sabbath
and exercises various churche and evening More than
ies With their nnamerb n banner. and other insignia made
Of Myef brass band Seven schools each under marshal took
6e s5cmsee Methodist Marshal w IL CLARK Episcopal Marshal
Ransom, vn.oaa ave. Me'hod Marshal VIM p Coleman Re-
stevens German Igthen Marshal James J'nsen Mr. John
by seans platoon Of from the FOrt'eyn'h Precinct
AMITYVILLE.-George Traveller, colored man,
srsenic no cause IS assigned the
LITTLE NECK-Jamcs Jones, employed on the
Douga farm this place. Nlo has been missing from his home Tor the
to1 g dsrud state Of mind and 50 enaeate nom want or EXPO.
| saTs as 20 reader Dis recovery doabiuL
FRESH MEADOW-IIorse thieves visited the
stable Of Charles Weeks this place "Wednesday night
stole two Of bis bet tores valued o., 1000 YESTERDAY Of the
the stable bot the other has not yet been recovered
COLD SPRlNG.-The strawberry fields in this Vi
eu oosc more promising ior boanul than at
promise heavy ys Patt E have also some i've OF
81 acres, Which are Ia fno condition
! FLUSHING.-An effort is being made at this place
s s ON 5epys The church he 20, tns PIPC.e h,s
I he use Es Ere paInent Of ,9s ag received se
| HUNTERS POINT-Great activity is at present
noticeable ~ the oil works this Ucn There three large Bremen
To- Europe The ship Opheu viii receive 1890 bbs Tmk6 500
and the Theron 60 bis The several in all valued
SAG HARBOR.-The Sag Harbor Express. in it's
s issue 'ys nat lady residing ns3t this Place gave birth 10 her
! HENPSTEAD-The contract for binding a
branch road ron b village to connect Win he south Side Railroad
At once. The road is lie completed by July l.
! DUTCH KIILS.-The Long Island City Water
COMPANY present u engaged experimenting here to
| ing Hunter, Point.
MOUNT VERNON.-Mr J. f. Ireland, and his
friends who called meeting for The PaIpOse Of expressing their indTa
conducted assembled Laird Hall Wednesday evening Mr.
T lad s .i S SS sSl fa h, RE sS ss
y oa9 Votes bot counted by the manpuors Of ballot