New-York tribune., 1868-07-04
THE CITY.

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Noonorum OF the COuncilmen yesterday.
There were number OF cases OF suh-stIoke
An this city yesterday
Superintendent of Buildings, Macgregor, mas
reOrganized his department.
Music on the Park Lake this afternoon at
three O'Clock, on the Mall at four
Marshal Tappan reports pa licenses granted
during the week, and $7S5 IS collected.
Fifteen hundred boxes Of peaches are en-
route to this city from Charleston, s. e.
The elevated railway was. exhibited to the
representatives Of the Press yesterday
J. F. Minis and J. N. Stearns esq, will ad-
dress the Fort Greene Temperance meeting tomorrow"
Samuel Holmes, q young merchant OF this
.y, has given $4,000 to the theological department o
Yale College.
The Rev. Geo. j. Mingins Supt City Mis-
Eon will speak Temperance, on Monday evening" III
the Mission Hall No. ls5 springst
James Stuart second cook of the st. steamship
Denmark dropped dead, yesterday, while the steamer
lay in the stream opposite her pier
The Rev Dr. Thompson is to deliver COM
memorave discourse on Sunday evening at te brTau %
identified with Italian liberty
One Sbauck, of No. 472 Canal-st., was badly
burned about the face and arms. by the explosion oi
light 10 see how much IT contained
The monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association Will be held on Monday Gyemls t
No I6l Ffthave. Reports from delegates 10 Ine OeOlI
Convention will be tho order Of the evening
Patrick Connor of Thirty -eighth-sty between
Second aud 1hrd-aYeS ana michael hdIb u
St aud Tenthaye drowned yesterday While bath
ing in the East River at the foot of seventieth-st
Mathew Henfel Anthony DuTyea, Peter Dur,
yesterdav Sy an Old bung falling on them 59th ST.,
sth ay They we're tearing it down at the time.
The Turkish Baths at No 13 Laight-st, New
York will be open all day on saturday sunday ana Mon
day for the accommodation Of Delegates and others WIS
ltBg city during the Convention They are luxury
that every one should try.
An inquest was held by Coroner Schirmer
yesterday No 40 Grandst over the body Of John Hi
debraud, four years OF age, who died from INJURIES re
window Of the residence Of his parents.
The one story brick building, No 147 east
s1st street occupied by W. Bannan as stOrehOuse for
hemp. was damaged by fire yesterday Loss on stock,
klOO, not insured The building is owned by hosanha
Mullen, ard damOged TO the amount OF $50 Not In
suIed.
F.. Frider employed in the silver-plating
establishment Of Benzger Bros No 90 Fulton street had
hs caught by abet and it was drawn INTO the ma
wise sAockingly wransled ne was taken 10 the New
York Hospital.
John Mulheain, while passing the corner of
Avenue ana seyeDty,nnth.st.. yesterday afternoon,
ers in Jones's Wood and died in a few minutes. The
body removed 70 the Morgue, where an inquest VIII
be held today
The Progress, new weekly newspaper de-
forn literature science art and general news" makes
its appearance in this city today The hIst number
which presents fine Typographical appearance Is hAed
with choice articles on temperance ana miscellaneous
subjects.
An InCupEt Belu by coroner hc6udU
yesterday at the New-Nork Hospital or the body OF
John Whitehead late a cabin boy hoard the steamship
City Of London who died from fracture OF the skull
hips, and jaw, caused by tang INTO te hOid OF the sp
Thprsday last verdict VI accidental death wSs
rendered
The School Officers of the Fourth School Dis
triet comprising the Xlth and XYIith Wards presented
exschoO Commissioner James j. Miller a. his residence
crossed aud framed. IL may be remembered that Mr..
Miller ago resigned bis position as member
of Board OF Education and this testimonial was pre-
ffntCQ TO hin OH his retiring IRON ChaL OIDCt
At noon, to-day, distinguished party, com
posed Of Charles l. Benedict District Judge for the East
States Attorney for the District; Joseph Bell As
sant United States District Attorney for the southerS
law firm OF Benedict, Tracy BenedlcO law reporter OF
She United States Courts IN both districts Tor Ihe be,e-
York Times Will start the City Of London for pleas
Europe.
The second Of series of midnight meetings
ESy when ma num5er Of The wedressed class OF fallen
women were present and listened attenuyey 10 words
OF the Wonens Aid Society, M Sutnger missionary OF
the New-Yofk Magdalene and the Rey George Porter 1
Of London England and under whose guidance the
YORK city.
A fire occurred last evening on the second
floor OF the premises No $50 Graudst owned and Occu
pied by Alexander Bro as fancy goods store Loss % on
building is damaged 10 the amount Of $500 Insured for
1900 by the kHickeri0cker Company NO Ss9 GT@ndst
ArhesOn q Bro, who also the building Loss
by fire and water 500 stock and $500 building In
sured for 81 each by the KnckerbOcker and stnyves
ant Companies Gilbert Hunts furniture In the rear Of
the second floor damaged 70 the amount OF $500 not
insured Matthew Paten, who occupied the attic, loses
$500 fnrnture insured Tor $500 by the Astor Company
The hoop skirt Of Mrs. Dreyfuss No 2e6 GraLds
damaged by water 70 the amount OF S5Og insured
The origin Of the fire ~ not known, II having been nrSt
discovered from the street
BROOKLYN.-0n tomorrow, that day being |
te anniversary Of the Church Of SITS Peter and Paul j.
pbc Rev sylvester Malone, PASTOR, there WI be ih