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Board or ALDERMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, with the Presi-
dent, Alderman Conan, In the chair. After the
usual amount OF routine business had been disposed
OF resolution was adopted that JOINT committee
OF three members OF each Board be appointed by the
respective Presidents thereof to confer with Messrs
Horace Greeley, william Orton and Alexander T.
Stewart, Commissioners on the part OF the United
States respecting proposed exchange OF the S. $50
square feet Of land In the City Hall Park heretofore
decided by the city to the United States
for another plot OF ground OF similar area,
at a different location In said park, which proposed
exchange has been recently authorized to the city BY
the Legislature, and requested on behalf OF the
United states by the above-named commissioners.
The President then appointed such committee
upon the part Of this Board Aldermen Ward
Moore ana Mc('rath. Resolutions were also adopted
directing the paving OF forty-seventh street. from
First TO Second avenues; Fifty-ffth street. from
Eighth avenue 70 Hudson river, and ll7th street,
ron Fourth avenue 70 Harlem river. with Belgian
pavement: donating to the Academy OF the Holy
Cross 900 20 pay assessments and 10 the Reformed
Dutch church In Henry street $780, ana fixing the
salaries Of the engrossing clerks Of the Boards OF
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen at $1,000 per
anuum.
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CLEARED.

Steamship City of Limerick (Br Phillips Antwerp-John
Steamship DOMAIN (NGD. Ernst Recommendations Co.
Steamship Columbia Van Slice, Havana-Atlantic Mail
Steamship City OF Mexico Deakin, Havana Vera
Steamship Zoe CBr), Cloako, Cow Bay, CB-snow Bur
Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton, acknowledgement,
Steamship VIM P Clyde. Morgan Wilmington NC-James
Steamship Saratoga Alexander Norfolk, City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia James Hand
Steamship Dirigo Johnson Portland-J F Ames.
Steamship Nereus Bearse. Boston-W Clyde.
Ship Cicero (Br), Massey, LverpooI-Arkal II Tufts
Ship Magnet, Crosby, Boston-Bacon & Russell.
Bark Frederic Gustav (NG), Dure, AntwerpFunch, Edge
bark Frigg Nor) Olsen, Fiume via Richmond va-Funch
BARK Pearl (Br), Stephens, Consantinople-Georg
Bulley
Bark Arleta, Colcord, St Marns-R Bucx Co.
~ Bark Jessie Campbell Br, Brooks, Weymouth, NS-G
Bark Constance tBr), johnson, Dahousie NB-H De
Brig Nuovo Achlle (Ial Ferrar odessa-Funch, Edge
Brig Stephen Bishop, Foote, Sydney, Nsw-R Came
Brig ondina sp). sarsat, Rio Janeiro and MARKET
Brig Dunked (Br), Hankinson, St Thomas g Phillips
Brig Rising Sum- McCarty, Ponce, PR-L W & P Arm
Brig Flor del Mar (Br, Pettis, Windsor, Ns-H De Wolf
Co.
Brig Anna OBJ, Goudn, Dartmouth, Ns-Crandal, Um-
Brig r e (Br), Lent Bear River, NS-Heney & Parker
Brig Anna Lindsay (Br, McAmon-H ilsboro NIB p Ne.
Brig Florence, Rathbun Calveston-C Fl Mallory 4 Co.
schr Lord of the Isles Br Peterson, Port
schr Ventrosa (Br), Roberts, Nassau-Jos Eneas.
Schr Elva Br), Knowles, Eleuthera Jos Eneas.
Schr Victory (Br Clark, Eleuthera-R Hutchinson.
Schr Elizabeth b, Hogan, RaltImore-N vondersmIh.
Schr Campbell, Tory observation-disclosures Sargent.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 49, lses-TRIPLE SHEET

ahead Of Old Put, Darkness fourth, having broken
up, and Lady Whitman NTH. Confidence trotted
very fast down the backstretch and at the haifmle
ahead OF Emperor, who was half q length In front
OF Darkness Lady Whitman nth. Gong around
the lower turn Darkness passed Emperor and made
as the latter soon made the distance between them
half dozen lengths. Coming w the homestretch
Dan Mace took Confidence in hand, and came home
ness was four lengths ahead OF Old Put, the latter
enc length in advance OF Lady Whitman Emperor
four lengths further on.
about one hundred to twenty. The horses had a
very good start Lady Whitman and Old Put leaving
the score head and head, Confidence and DARKNESS
close up. At the quarter pole Confidence led two
lengths, In thirtyseven seconds; Darkness second
two lengths In front OF Lady Whitman; Old Put two
OF three lengths behind. Going down the back
stretch Confidence kept the lead and was two
lengths and half ahead OF Darkness. who was
about the same distance in front Of Lady Whitman.
In this way they passed the half mile pole, IN ll5,
and came around TO the homestretch Confidence
trotted steadily along and won the heat III 1892,
Lady Whitman second, Darkness third and Old Put
far behind. Time, 2:32.
The summary of the second race is as folows:-
SAME DAY, JUNE 17.-Purse $4,000, for horses that
never beat $3.50, mile heats in harness. Seventeen
hundred dollars to go to the first horse $1,000 to the
seconu, $500 to the third.
d. Mace entered b. g. Confidence. l
J. Z. Maynard entered blk. s. Darkness 2
W. l.. simmons entered b. q. Old Put. 2
:. Hays entered b. e. Emperor. ........O 2
Warren Peabody entered 9. IN. Lady
Hamilton. ..........................6 DIR.
A. Goldsmith entered b. IN. Lady Whit
man. Observation-Disclosures
b. Mace entered b. e. Twang. ..........7 dis.
F. J. Nodine entered b. m. Belle OF
brooklyn. y dis.
lime, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Little Fred. Mambrino Prince. Whalebone, X. Hill
Hard Regulator, Shepherd Knapp, Jr., and Frank
Morgan were among the entries for this race, but
none oI them put in an appearance.
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FATAL HATcHwAy CASUALTY.
A Girl Accidentally Killed,

Coroner schirmer yesterday held an inquest at No.
1oC Mott street on the body Of Catharine Kerrgan
grl ten and a half years of age, whose death was
the result OF injuries received by falling through the
hatchway OF the tobacco factory OF MessIs Schneider
Co., rs Bowery. Deceased was employed on the
nth oor and having been In the habit Of going to
the window near the hatchway during business
hours was repeatedly cautioned about dong So
While at the window deceased was called 20 20 TO
her work, when she turned ana without looking
slipped and fell through the hatch, distant only
eighteen inches from the window, 20 the lower floor
the half OF the folding hatch nearest the window was
closed and the other half open preparatory 70 hoist
ing some boxes
Alexander Ross. general superintendent OF the
factory deposed 10 the location OF the hatch and
the propensity Of deceased 10 leave her WORK and
look out OF the window. In the opinion OF Annie
CLARK. f0rewonan Of the fifth floor, had the dc.
ceased In leaving the window looked before her the
accident would not have occurred. other testimony
OF similar import was taken. DR.. Cushman ex-
amned the body of deceased and found that she had
received a compound fracture OF the skull. The in
juries were the cause OF death.
On The evidence presented the jury returned n YER
dict OF accidental death. The parents OF deceased
being poor, Mr.. Schneider, IN whose factory the acct
dent occurred kindly consented to assist in defray.
Ing the funeral expenses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-18
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The following sweepstakes have been closed. to be
run for the Jerome Park Course, American
| JOCKEY Club
DESSERT STAKES.
Three hundred dollars entrance h. IT,, for two
year Odds, enc mile, to be run at Jerome Park Au.
lum meeting 1871, TO carry 100 pounds.
NOMINATIONS.
l. A. Belmont's en- I. Rozetta, by Censor dam
! Spetta.
2. A. Belmont's br. Gingerbread, by Eclipse, dam
8. Bowie & Hars ch. f., by Jack Malone dam Sally
Woodward.
4. bowie & Halls gr. c. Frank Swift, by Eugene,
5. F. Norris b. c.. by Eclipse, dam Barbarity, by
SImoon
9. F. Morris b. c., by Eclipse, dam Barbanty, by
Slasher.
!. +. Morris b. f., by Eclipse dam Hennie Farrow
6. R. W. Cameron's br. c., by bennington, dam
s. X. W. Walden's br. t., by bennington, dam
Forde.
10. X. W. Cameron's br f., by bennington, dam
II. benson 4 Crawford's Gil. f., by Prophet, dam
Il. Jerome Park stables b. c., by Ken lucky, dam
Blue Ribbon.
10. Hunter & Travers' ch. c.. by imp. Eclipse, dam
Columbia
IA. Hunter Travers' b. c., by imp. Eclipse, dam
Maud.
10. J. J. o'Fallons CHI. c. Harry o'Fallon by Aus
tralian, dam sunny South.
lG NJ. II. Saniord's oh. or D.. c., by King Lear
dam Earring.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MILES.
For foals OF 1867. TO be run at Autumn meeting OF
American Jockey Club Jerome PARK 1871; $500 en-
trance, 500 forfeit.
NOMINATIONS.
/. J. J. 0'Fallons ch. C. w. X. Travers, by Uncle
VIC dam Sunny South.
2. F. Morris br. c., by Eclipse, dam Etiquette.
8. r. W. Cameron's b. t. by bennington, dam Je-
rusalem.
4. Denison & Crawford's b. c., by Censor, dam The
Gloamln.
s. Thos. W. Doswell's oh. f. Eciptc, by Eclipse,
dam Nina.
g. The Jerome Park stables b. c., by Trovatore,
dam cyclone.
!. A. Belmont's CHI. C. Beverly, by Balrownie, dam
Maroon.
S. Bowie x Halls CHI. c. Major. by Eugene dam by
Claude Melnotte.
9. }. F. Purdy's b. f. Merrythought, by warmin.
ser dam Varlna.
10. Hunter Travers' CHI, c.. by Eclipse, dam Fanny
Washington.
IL. N. II. Sanford's en- C. Jerseyman by vandal,
dam Emma Wright.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MILES.
For foals OF 1865. to be run at autumn meeting OF
American Jockey Club. Jerome Park 1872; $500 en-
trance; 500 forfeit
NOMINATIONS.
l. F. Norris br T., by Eclipse, dam Vanity.
p Bowie Halls Oh. c., by Eugene, dam Cordelia
Reed.
3. A. Belmonts Oh. c., By The Sea, by Thormanby
dam Bernice.
i. The Jerome Park stables CHI T., by Kentucky,
dam Blue Ribbon.
5. J. J. O'Fallon's Brother to The Banshee.
9. Denison Il Crawford's Dr. c., by Censor. dam
The Gloamn.
I. Thos. w Doswell's b. c., by bennington, dam
Fanny Washington
s. X. W. Cameron's br. f.. by bennington, dam
Bapta.
9. Hunter 4 Travers Oh. f., by Censor, dam Jenny
Rose.
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Empire W.. Social-First Game Of the Season
ut Hobcken-The Empire Victorious.

Empire VS.. Socinl-First Gimme Of the Season
ut Hobcken-The Empire Victorious.
On Monday last the Empire and Social clubs OF this
city were to have PLAYED their first game on the
grounds at the Elysian Fields Hoboken, but owing
to the dubious appearance OF the weather the En-
pires did not appear In strength. The socials were
on hand but instead OF claiming forfeit courteously
agreed TO postpone the game until yesterday. Not
withstandng the immense gathering Of baseballists
at the Eckord Cincinnati game there were still some
left to attend the game at Hoboken. Although II Is
perfection, yet II loses some little OF It's attraction
wnen It is known that those no show II In Its per-
lection are thorough professionals, and that IL IL
their business TO play well, or otherwise be DIS
charged. TO turn then from base bail In such
perfection TO a game PLAYED by men who
is somewhat OF relief The Empire Club OF this
city has ever stood In the foremost ranks OF the ira.
ternity for upright, manly and good social charac-
teriscs 10 has maintained Its position despite re-
peated drafts upon It's playing strength, and has
preserved its characteristics intact In years past
some OF the strongest clubs in this vicinity much
az they could do to escape being whipped The
Social Club Is much younger than the Empire Club,
but IL has already won good reputation as play
ing club and as an association OF gentemany ball
PLAYERS The Socials have had their nine together
terfered and prevented them IRON playing out the
games which they had commenced. Yesterday the
game between them and the Empires came OF, and
although the latter were not present IN full strength
vet they managed defeat the former In heavy STYLE
az the score below will show. Both mines played
ponents at the bat The score OF the game Is rs fol-
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THE MYSTIC PARK RACES.

Boston, June II, 1859.
Some 5000 persons were present to witness the
third days Of the Boston Trotting Association
at Mystic Park. In the tro for $3.50 horses Phillips
Danvers Boy won IN three straight heats, in 2:33,
1881 AMI 2:2s. jennings Anthony Wayne was
second and Doble's Dot third. The prizes were
$1,000. 500 and 5000.
In the second race, for 230 horses, there were
seven started the two first heats being won by Way
nard's Darkness and the three last BY Maces Conf
dencc, VINO won s1,70O: Darkness, $1,000 and
Hayes Emperor $500. Time-23l, 2:3l, 2:33l4, $3.50
and 1892.
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SHIPPING NEW s.
Herald Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend to the delivery packages
will be BY the following extract the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1865
Resolved That on and after April 1885, the Associated
ress Will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
H- The ONCE OF the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE is at Whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and consgnees the masters Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
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srABBrss AFFRsy IN THE EAST RIVER PARK.-At
half-past twelve O'Clock this morning John Donohue,
OF No. 33s Water street, was badly beaten and
stabbed In i've different places IN the body by some
unknown parties In the Last River PARK. The In.
Jured man removed TO the Twenty third precinct
station house, where his wounds were dressed BY
nr. stone.
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To-day the Red Stockings play the Irvingtons,
at Irvington, and the Mutuals play the Haymakers
at the Union grounds.
Tomorrow the lawmakers play the Eckfords and
on Monday they play the Auantics. Tomorrow the
Mutuals play the stars at the CapItoline grounds,
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"a Is Totals.

f-ds. 1a 81 ~. W. 6 6h an. SO. w..
fS9%S,Ss,,,;.................s Z ! 70 8 ~
Tiy caicbes-Liddle, McKewen, 81 Smith, 81 Johuson,
2ota, II. voege, Highsm, q; 0ri1lu !; murphy, 2;
Docksey, L. Miller o; Wilson, J. Miller. Total, IS.
The playing OF the Miller Brothers, Of voege,
Griffin, Docksey, and, in fact, OF all hands In the
field, Is spoken Of as being first class.
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The following sweepstakes have been closed, to be
run for the Jerome Park Course, American
JOCKEY Club
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Marine Disasters.
BeIa srowERs. Mt Portland 18th inst from Csrdenas,
was struck by lightning on the bh In lat ~ shiverng main
topmast and head of mainnas
scna hDniANs, Eastman, from Gardiner, Me, for New
York. with lumber, sprung leak In Long Island Sound
the night Of 18th inst and put into New London 10TH Of
water
Miscellaneous.
Purser Alexander Macarthur Of the steamship India from
Glasgow, has our thanks for favors.
smp GoLooSDA tBrl, Davis from Pensacola for Liver.
pool which recently taken 10 Key west, being
ashore repaired and sailed from the latter port inst for
destination.
ScHR PRfNorss WALES tBr, Garner, from Minattlap
for Plymouth ", before reported distress
resumed her voyage eih inst, having repaired.
Wbaiemcn.
Sailed from New Bedford 18th inst schr Ellen Roemap
Jenncy, Atlantic Ocean.
Bark China CLIFFORD OF MI, Mauritius NAV T. fro m
Crczetes and DESIGNATION, with $50 bbs OIL Was hound
cruise, and would return 10 Maurtus of August
Reports at do bark John West Manchester, NB months
out from crozees and Tristan Grounds, with 1900 bbls
otook wis on Tristan, making 800 RIBS Spoke April 49,
on Croxettes, bark Atlantic, Crsw, do 800 VIII Heard from
trOletes. bark Robert Morrison. Pocum. do. havna
taken VIII and picked up dead
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WASHINGTON, June II, 1869.
Movements Of the President.
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luslano.

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oaB uuf ole Soppewab ablerLoer Oppolitions Gam
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tutio otatbes uno Die Deputrten Der gortes aus
ben Sammern auf eine Ylattfornl, nelhe Dor ben
paleu oes Gon9reles errihtet woroen mar uno bort
oerlas Der Sefretdr Der G0rtes Die Contribution
Sic puroe bon Der un9egeuren Yplfsnlenge, bic li6
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Der Strobe pernebmen uno es fun Su enem Sumult
unter Dem Voltsbaufen. Ser Nuirubr nabm su uro
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aab Der Stimmung Der Y6bels eine anoere Wen=
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@rnctnnatier Mdrftberiht.

etnctnnatt ben 9. SUM- 1869.
saS,anss Ms sssstss sssoss ess
$500 775 Srmmerneisenmstl S5,25-5,75 fur beliss.
S'ar y tmmer nod Eaui 9rsils unssrdapcrt.
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Stadt Columbus.
9emp frotil9e County, Gonbention.

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0e bemotratiide Central COMMITTEE bon fsranf
fin Gountp bat bic g8abl Der Selssaten Sur Count
gonpention auf
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Yrobatridter, Sberiff. SdosmeiIter, Nuoitor
gomn1iIlioner, Nrmenbaus= Director Coroner, stpei
Reprdientanten uno II 9elegaten fir Die Staats=
Convention, Die lid am 7. Suli in unierer Gtaoi
oerlammelt. 6erner eine bemotratiife County gens
ral Committee fit oas loufenbe Sabr.
@lei1Seitis baben Die bemofratlden BG9ler an,
IL. Suni 9elesaten fir bic Senatorial Contention
,u erodblen, bic einen Ganooaen fir Senator fir
Die Counties Trantlin uno YtdaluaD su ernennen
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Nad Dem feItsetelten Mabltabe iino Die perdie=
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iabl BON Seleeaten Sur County Convention bersd)=
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Giisn = CHARCOAL guuners Ro / PER 9onns, s4s.oo-
1900; No 81, ,o046,OO; Charcoal aeia $500; Cob
@aramse $500; eolS galt Gar asbssi S6o,oo @ 90:
SlopmS 81, l,oO-l05 per Gentner; Ssrap (@uB) $l,25
30 per eenne Serap Shmsb) 81 75-20 per Gentner
Staussnstlen 3A5N Gts. per gtp.; Gfsnbleb (amefa-
nifhes) 5H-SH Gis. Sanitation 22-23 Gts &ui(tldes
26-29 Cts. 5ufeien Cyl Cts. per gfp.
Qeber. - Spsueber 4244 @ts.; Ssmlof 32-37 Cts.
5sSEr!sser M a dan44 sts StirtiHs 4an47 Gents @eusp
mies unb S175-225 fur franbffdes per Yfo. Sbeeper
$50 per Dusenb. aipbduts s70l2O per Dussno
Saumleber $500 per Ousenb. ~ ..c
.sS, sSutsrwaarsn. - glsfa Safer sl.oo-l,l5; MetI-
dsr 40 As gts Sel-Gaiier 81 l.5o-,7O; pblen6 ssder
$l9O-2N Wbtstpfaer ST 4e-l,50 fur sew6bnlthe unb
$2O02,i5 fur eeneebunosne, Sbma 3ierces Pei 40;
earo 4ees 80 @s. Glad 5DssbeabaS 8ol 90 bts 25
4,.oi Ssssnetds s2Oo-2,lo; Glad 5aIbbarreIs $500
aafsrbsls--(a BEN gatneafsn.) : Barrel sssif-
angen Spssbeab eiftansen OO-35 90 per
5cgsbeaos $3OO0-35.OO per 3aufenb.
@efldeeL- 5nbner (lebenoise) s3Oo-3.5O Der D,b.
far es unb $3.50 per DSp. fur unss gntsn Qsbsn-
ptae) $25O-3OO per Dab.