New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
TIE CITY

The Board of Audit did n1hing OF oonse-
du nee yesterday.
Number of witnesses in the House of Deten-
tiOn yesterday, only three
Twenty-Five street lamps not lighted IN the
Tyenty.third Precinct Oh Saturday night
Charles Seibert, n boy, died suddenly on sun
day evening at the residence Of his parents No los
SecOndaNe.
Why has n certain halter sued the city for
the removal OF the Loew Budgei Because It Is OBJ
kjnox-ou and has iotewered his custom
James Leary, resident of Williamsburgh,
te from Pier NO i3 into the North River Yesterday and
was drowned. The body was recovered soon after.
Michael Noonan of No. 100 Greenwich-st., was
fonnd living on the sidewalk IN Chathaus early ycser
inflicted by some unknown assaants
Henry Moore, a boy living at No. $50 East
bs Corner Of Mercer and Houstosts by team driven
10y VIM Walsh. He was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
The Five Points House of Industry gave a
supper last evening 90 the blind lame and crippled OF
mat neigbmood the funds i0r that purpose being pro-
yided by a benevolent lady Of this city.
A horse belonging to Mr.. John McGrane took
tL IidgIt and chundrcdand sxteenthst was
struck by a New Haven express train ana killed
William Bell, a hoy, living in Nineteenth-st.,
heat Yesterday at Twenty-seventhst and Tenth'aye,
and taken 10 Mount Sinai Hospital
Mrs. Ellet an amateur, commences a series of
humorous and dramatic rccitatons AZ the Chapel OF the
University this evening The object Of these recltati9ns
charitable one as all the proceeds VIII be devoted 10
Patrick McCabe last evening, quarreled with
his wife Elizabeth in their apartments at No 3l9 Water
st. and attempted 20 ' m nJn t f " he woUap The
assaant arrested and locked up In the Oakst Police
Station.
The Old Board of Councilmen met at their
usual hour yesterday afternoon and did no other business
passing resolutions complimentary to Their PrGs
porters and adjourned virtually sihe de- as the New
Board Of Counclmen have been declared dc Jdco the
Board Of Councilmen for the year 1853
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off Pier No o. East River, last evening, by the south
seventl-st, Wllliamsburg. ferryboat James Dalton.
Others thrown into the water but rescued by
two small boats from Brooklyn manned by several per
The funeral of Col Thomas Hayes of San
Francisco Cal, who died while on his way to this city
delegate to the National Democratic Convention. took
Church The interior of The church was hung in black,
and catataque was placed In the middle aisle near the
altar railing On the arrival OF the funeral e0rtege
solemn requiem mass was celebrated. After the mass
coffin was removed from the church and deposited in
the secOndaye. Cemetery vault from whence IL will be
forwarded TO San Francisco on the next steamer for Cali
forna.
The stock in the hat and fur store of Charles
Postner No. l57 Eighthaye. damaged by fire early
yesterday morning TO the amount Of 5000 insured for
Morris Eeetz, damaged 20 the extent OF $500 III
sured by the Arctic and other companies The hrst and
dwelling and hat store. were damaged 10 the amount
OF 81 800 Insured for 5000 ly the Manhattan Company.
The building is owned by Henry COnklin, and il dam
aged TO the extent Of 800 Insured The fire is sup
posed have been OF ncendafy origin and E1eMafshal
Bracket has commenced All investigation.
The annual examination Of the pupils of the
Manhattan Academy, under the charge OF the Christian
Brothers. place yesterday morning IN the hall of the
Academy In Thirty -secOud-st., between Seventh and
Eighth-ayes. There large attendance OF the pupils
and their friends The music on the occasion
Quoted by Professor kyptC who presided at the piano,
and assisted by the pupils The brother In charge
made few remarks 10 the pupils, after which the regular
programme OF exercises gwen. This and tomorrow
morning and on Wednesday evening the programme of
exercises will be continued and premiums Will be dis
tributed 10 the pupils ON Wednesday evening the
cises will be held at the Everett Rooms
Detective Bennett, at Earle's Hotel, arrested,
yesterday, Benjamin 4, Webster and Anna Doyle
domestic and they locked up at Police Ieadquar.
ters Webster was hOtelkecper at Geneva ~ Y, and
few weeks ago, having raised n considerable sum Of
ney, by OF forged drafts, he took with him the
woman mentioned, who was domestic la his employ
and fed 10 this city leaving behind him wife and fam
y. Before information Of the affair had reached the po
lice authorities Of tins city, Webster and his companion
had sailed for Aspinwa, the steamer Henry Chaun
cey Becoming hOnesck, after short stay, Webster de
cded 10 return Ia this country, and he 1pd the woman
Doyle returned the same steamer which had carried
them out, reaching this port sunday. Webster VIII be
detained To await the action OF the Geneva aAhorles
Mr.. Harry Gurr, the champion swimmer of
the world. had benefit last evening at the NewYOrk
winning Baths, which was attended by nun. Der Of
his friends and admirers. There several races n
wh IA amateurs participated one OF the races Non
by MT Kennedy who Is considerable OF an expert ut
compal ed with GuTr he is quite novice yet neverthe
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