New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
THE GUY.

Count De Zuresne and ViscOmte d. Suarez
DAulan French Legation, are at the BreVoort
House.
The anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hin was celebrated yesterday by display Of flags on
the City Hall.
Among the Cubas passengers are Alfred W.
Craven and family, r. L. stuart and family, Gen Cata
zan, and Sr. Rodriguez.
The Fire Commissioners met yesterday, and
adoped resolution, directing the Finance Committee 10
audit the accounts Of the Teasurers for the last sca
year.
The yard of house No. So Mercer-st. is used
by permission of the Board of Health as dumping place
for garbage, much to the annoyance ana dscoort VI
the denizens of the locality.
Mr. Burlingame, two Mandarins and the two
European Secretaries will be in on tme ESQ 50
nst 10 attend the dinner which has Deen tenuereu W
the members of the Embassy
Francis Siegerton, a German cartman, aged "a
years thrown from his cart in Chatham near Cham
shoulder He was taken home To No. co Lewis-st
Superintendent McGregor caused to be sur
yeyed. yesterday. three buildings IN TmTdaye near
ne-hundred- and-thrdst, one OF the walls OF whlcn,
during the recent gale "got out OF plumb Ihe report
is TO be made today
1t is in contemplation to send to Congress a
memorial favorng such notifications I'm the existing neu-
OF the United States while not infringing on the
just rights of other nationsl
The Third Union Cooperative Building Society
meets tonight, at John W. Farmers Institute, NO ~ LuG
new members This society now numbers 32j members
and has issued shares amounting to 100000
At the Police trials yesterday before Com
missioners Acton ana Manierc. Officer Huntzngcr was
reprlmanded for using his police power 10 intlmidae
Mary +. Bruce, dressmaker. who had as claimed by
him. sought to overcharge ms wife for some professional
services
Daniel Kennedy, laborer, was instantly
killed yesterday, by the premature explosion Of blast
in Eighty fourthst MadisOnaye. He resided In
Eighty firstst Thirdave. owen DOnoghue, who
had charge of the blast arrested for alleged
lessness.
The body of Robert c. Wylie mate of the
brig Mclrose, who was drowned on Monday night by
falling overheard while stepping from Per No. East
spot where he drowned, and Coroner Flynn VIII hold
an inquest.
At the Home for the Friendless, Thirticth-st.,
last evening, children treated to Strawberries
and icecream and other deicaces. few gentlemen
made brief informal addresses. This afternoon and
evening another 500 children several the city
situations will be similarly entertained.
The Association of the Alumni of the New-York
University celebrate. this evening the returning annyer
sary of its organization at the University Building Wash
mgon-square Besides hearing reports and transactug
ncr and several gentlemen VIII deliver addresses.
Frank Passman, who, with two compan-
IONS precptated from ladder by The giving way Of
coping stone. while painting the house No lG IrontSt
on the 10th inst, died yesterday the New-lork Hospi
tai Coroner Schirmer held an inquest The companions
of Passman killed at the time OF the occurrence
The annual excursion and picnic of the Con-
gregaton of Dr. Chapns Church took place yesterday
pleasant party et me P, Guy hoo t & @ ana
with a few addresses The day charming, and the
whole affair was an entire success.
Coroner Schrmer will hold an inquest on
the body OF Richard AIDE, who. while partially insane,
9th inst, stabbed himself twice in the abdomen
ana once in the neck with sword. causing terrible
wounds from the effect OF which he died yesterday in
| many, and ~ years of age.
Coroner Schrmer held an inquest at the
John McNamaTa is wears Of age on Tuesday night the
% Ho S pyoeeee To- The ' T@f Of e
YESTERDAY morning McNamaras hat was blown from the
| roff I'm AFT
from the roof to the street and 30 badly injured that
ton Market.
Ann. the infant child of Bernard and Mar
garet Mosacker OF No III Elizabeth 81, died on Sunday
Brooncst who attended the child, gave certificate Of
the Of death and on Monday the child was buried
the sprngt Police station and said that they had heard
tie mother OF the enid say that She wished It was dead
Tho parents Of the child arrested and Coroner
schiimer informed OF the Circumstance Yesterday the
body Of the child was eXhumed and postmortem eh
| accused
day. the subject 81 Mr. Robert BOnner's vacant lots
| mp and the following affidavit was read by Mr. William
d. OF No % East Twenty brstst being duly sworn saws
At the request Of Mr. Robert Bonner, / have this day
visited his vacant lots, situated west side OF SiXhaye
& lots cferyed 70 in Order No G Of inc Metropolitan
Board OF Health copy Of which Is hereuntO annexed
found said lots I'm "a good sanitary condition, with
standing water upon the same and requiring no Milling
In Whatever A. Card Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me- this 9th day OF June 1868 Charles p Hart Notary
reading OF the affidavit the Board unanimously passed
a resolution TO hear the case on Tuesday next
The Board of Education received a commu-
nIcatOn last evening from the School officers Of the Sew
enteenth Ward setting forth that they had awarded the
for painting Primary school House, No. g. in
preparation. Referred to the Committee Finance Ten
GTSmar School Houses nos TO- s. and A. IN the F
! teenth Ward communication was received from The
School officers Of the Ninth Ward, asking for appro
OF 5000 Tor the purchase or lot OF ground
| adjoining Primary School House NO. -, in
enlargne that house; referred the Committee on Sites
and New Schools. Thityhve Janitors sent in commun
cations asking for an increase OF Their salaries referred
10 the Committee on Buildings resolution was pre-
sented ana referred 10 the committee on nance 70 take
into consideration the prOprety OF increasing the salaries
Of the superintendent Of Schools and his two Assistants
and also the superintendent Of School Buildings for
services required OF them by reason 81 the increase m me
| erection care and maintenance OF several additional
schools resolution was presented and referred 10 the
Finance COMMITTEE OdplIoPtlate INC IouOWIhG named
sums for the purpose Of repairing ana altering the heat
| Grammar school No %. m The First Ward 500
! FOR grammar school No A., in the Fifth Ward;
fOr school No 10 and primary school No.
"a the Ninth Ward 500 for grammar school Nos TO- 3j
for primary school No 2 Seventeenth Ward 5000
for grammar school No. 30. in the Eighteenth Ward and
pose providing stoves for the following schools: $4,000
IO pI PcboG No. ST. TId Ward 500 for Grammar
school No 49, Twenty-sccOnd Ward by resolution, the
Trustees of the several Wards were authorized 10 close
the primary and grammar schools al O'Clock D. each
day or dismiss their schools o'clock p. and dis
| pense with the noon recess.
BROOKLYN-The Packer Female Institute
celebrates its 23d anniversary tomorrow.
Mr. William Kelly, carpenter at work on a
binding in Westinghouse near Deansi fell from the
third story 10 the sidewalk yesterday afternoon, and
was killed almost instantly. The body was taken 10 his
late residence in Bergenst. Westinghouse. and
the Coroner Informed.
woman, OsmOuski by name residing at No.
g3j First-st H. d. died yesterday morning from the cf
fects of medicine alleged TO have been administered by
herself for the purpose Of producing an abortion COro
ner Smith will hold inquest The deceased leaves