New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

early yesterday morning overturned lhe venc1, ~
whom seriously T nDa GsS %Ss TRp yeh a.
Gle was someTagt damaged. sr7.s
GOn(dine, the pedestrian was awakened from
his sleep Saturday morning ny the groans Oh ra
e hdT lay V arms SS TO bleed himself to death told
Gouding that he wanted to die put could not anu he'd
and walls of the the unfortunate man had occueu
were found covered with blood He was taken " 'Oo
City Hospital.
Eliza Todd. a girl of 10 years, was found yes
terday by the police wandering on the street homeless
and epdless The gf says nst about y o s Where
she lived, sent to Randas Island; from there sno
was taken by man, Smith by NAME and went 10 i've W.,
with his family IN the country Recently Smith sold ms
city She committed to the care OF the CohnlSsoA
ers OF Charities and Correction
On Wednesday night next the fair Will be
brought o close, which has been In progress during the
Hudson and Greenwchsts for he purpose procuring
for the establishment OF female school, under inc
pious women with home. The ladies connected WIN
the Catholic Church OF 81 Joseph on sxtiaVe Oh %vn
the pastor are conducting the fair which has, thus ar
fully realized the expectations OF 9 noble Women
both sexes, who nightly thrOng the schoolhal.
The following is the result of the oil paint
ing by Leavitt Strebeigh co. ON Saturday
evening" "The Jueger' by Damschroedef, was s91 10
H. Hall, to Mr.. Cameron for slo5; Lazy Bones" by
Lambden to Mr. southey, for S0O Calm on the Engsh
Roberts for s25 view on the Seine by Lamlimet, TO
Mr.. Roberts for $780, The Coming storm by Blersladt
To Mr. Hoffman for $780, choice work OF art, represent
ing the return Of fisherman TO his cottage ana ms an
gush of heart at finding that pet Rid aa & lG 10y
doah" to Mr. Barnard for Sl55; Guess What's IN IT, by
Lambin to Mr. Harper for s25; The Intruder by TAFT
to Mr. southey for $780, The Partisan oyster Woman"
| by Hail. to Mr. Carey for $OO; Sunset at the Island
eatinr the story by Caoias to Mr. Harper at S25
Many other paintings were sold at very low prices
In the Essex Market Police Court before JUS
] E4ftfF .laN
Chunk PENN testified that IN December 1861 he bought
for ST. ticket numbered $3.50. IN 1tILy pGd
Deceased Soldiers Gross received letter rom n >
forming him that his ticket had drawn prize worth $500
and requesting him TO transmit to the said Reed Co
should be Immediately him. Gross thought il bet
ter however, come TO this city himself, aud take ms
Hall on Friday, and applied for but learned that he
must call on j. Peters Of No ~ soatn Ira b KIM
certificate setting forth that he Gross was shued 10
| the prize, Read would transmit the same. Mr. Gross
however suspecting fraud, LAID the facts before justice
Mansfield, who ISSUED warrant for the arrest OF Read
and one Eugene Taylor who SAID to be partner IN the
! firm. Both committed for examination.
Yesterday afternoon the Sunday School of ST.
AIMS Church for Deaf Mntes celebrated the ninth
children Of both sexes, accompanied by their
teachers, marched into the main worship han
OF St. AIMS Church, and occupied the seats on
either side OF the center aisle which had been reserved
for them, the organst in the mean time performing
march The anniversary exercises consisted OF prayer ny
the officiating clergymen, the singing OF appropriate
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Dir Gallaudet the rector OF 81 AIMS ana me Ee. Mr
Delafed assistant minister OF the church oil the Ascei
dresses and hymns ne gble TO the deaf mutes through
the medium of the sign language During the year end
contributed $239 A. which added TO the Si "a Ia the treu'
y as tne 6s during the same Tine We're
{l73 so for support Of two boyOne ~ the shecrng
Sd6 %s @ 6 ie Ge5 Sc $40 o the mission Work.
and SIS for a special mission .eryce-makag an aggre
gate Of s29 and leaving in the treasury at the present
date 81 81 The collection Yesterday afternoon was ior
exercises the Rev Dr. Galaudet pronounced the bene
diction, and the congregation dispersed
The members of the Second Union Coopera-
tive Building Society met Friday evening at Mr john
W. Farmers Institute No 40 Ludows and PAID IN their
total in bank Of ssh S. after advancing g mem
bers for building purposes, dhe first Union Goopsra
700 TO borrowing members The annual balance sheet
wiz presented TO the public IN the course OF few
Societies, and Albert Aingham Secretary The Third
Union Cooperative Building Society has now nearly com
pleted It's number of members, aud has 1858 IN bank
The Fourth Union Cooperative Building society which
holds its public meetings the Cooper Institute, has
been formed the purpose Of accommodating another
class OF persons II issues at $1,000 each members
being allowed TO hold from three TO twenty shares sub
serptOns g. monthly each share. The principal fca
In this Society in the other three l. that the So
ciety advances the cash TO us members Tor building pur
poses OF all interest The member then occupies the
house and pays the rent OF II into the Society which rent
toward lquidating hs Indebtedness to the Society
The money advanced Is the combined subscriptions OF
scrption in accordance the amount shares held
by him. Thus 700 members holding $1,000 share each
side $4,000 In subscriptions which would toward the
making up OF fresh appropriations, and 50 on until each
81 n tend e dnv a Mr. Joh1 W Fafwrr Institie
No Ludow-st. The Society has already issued shares
amount of $4,000 The Cooperative Lot Society.
purchased large tract of land near the Bouevards
Brooklyn, for $I425O. and has fl,G25 VI in bank
BROOKLYN.-Police arrests last week, 4lS
The Finance Committee OF the Common C0un-
Gil adjourned on Saturday without doing any business.
The Brooklyn Fenians have picnic at
Myrtle-ave Park to-day.
RObnsons stave yard men struck on Satur-
day for 81 50 a day-an advance OF 50 cents.
Callicott and Enrght are to be removed
from the Pententiary, to-day, 70 Albany. CdcOtt Is
cheerful; Enright is not.
Emily Preston, pretty mulatto girl, IA years
OF age has been missing from the residence oil hef aunt
ut No. MOntrose-aver since wednesday last
In Justice Cornwell's Court, Brooklyn, c. w.
each others blls, reprimanded and discharged.
A wealthy citizen of South First-st. threatens
g have his wife indicted for palmng of on HIM spuri-
Michael Gillen, the boy who was burned at
a class-house in Kentaye near Taylorst, Friday,
lies dangerously III at the CITY Hospital.
The enrolling officers have already found
2sOO who liable 10 pay the exemption lee OF u,
and before the list complete II will include GOOOO
Excelsior Hose Company No. O., L. d., will
visit Newark Saturday June 49, to Join In the eelebra
ton will be the guests while there OF Excelsior HOOK
aud Ladder Company No O.
Christian John, German tinman, living at
No $50 South Fourhs attempted TO shoot hLself with
pistol on Saturday morning The ball grazed the top
Of his head
Mrs. Hart, an elderly matron, attempted sui
eide Saturday at NO Powersst, by Jumping INTO
cstern When she got In she began TO cry for help and
her friends took her out.
Mr.. Peter b. Croens lectured before a num-
Der Of children at the rooms OF the Young Mems chris,
account OF Southern tour last Winter"
Yesterday morning n boy four wears old son