New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
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exhibited at 10 o. M to-day Oh Fty-ninthst and Eighth
|
Major Peter Bowe, who served in the Tam
"a Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff OBren
The New-York Board of Fire Underwriters
have recommended the insurance companies to charge
fifty cents addition every hundred dollars for the
| privilege 0f selling fireworks.
The Presbyterian Home for Training Young
girls will be reopened tomorrow afternoon at Oclockn
Home under the supervision Of the Womans Aid Society
The steamship City of POrt-au-P Prince, Capt.
which sailed from t9s port on saturday last for
quantity Of powder for the salnave Government IN
| Hayti
The annual examination of st. Gabriels Male
Grammar School In East Thirty siXhst, will commence
Junior classes Tomorrow and Thursday evenings at
| the senior classes will be examined.
fire on the second floor of No 102 Vesey-
last evening damaged the stock TO the amount of 5000
the upper floor damaged the of $500 The
repairs amounting to $780, Baildng and stock is insured
The Independent order of Red men, organized
OF German wOngmen paraded through several streets
yesterday and then had picnic at Jones Woods There
were representatives from lodges OF other cities The day
spent In social anusemens and III the evening there
| was concert.
The Italian Rifle Association had a good
time yesterday at Karl's Germana Park, OneHundred
andForty Merose and the treasury OF the
Association increased many dollars. Tho picnic
readugroom for the benefit OF the members.
| The members of the Connecticut Legislature,
under the direction Of the Eew.York and New-Haven
Railroad Company VIII visit this city on Thursday arriy
ing here at and leaving for their home In the
ing The excursion is intended to show, the Legislators
viii ride.
The members of the Male Bible Class of the
St johns Methodist Episcopal Church presented last
graphs OF the Class with their leader In the center. Sub
sr,euty Mr.. COnOver returned the compliment by pre-
sentlag " the Class one Of his own pictures neatly
| framed. -.
The remains of Richard Gerdes, the victim
OF the late Frstaye tragedy were Yesterday taken TO
NeWpurgh Tor nterment Thomas Costello the man WIN
70 recovered to leave the Hospital and is at
home The ball has not been found and still remains in
| his system. - ''a.s-s
| At the conclusion of the monthly meeting of
Company 22d Regiment National Guard held last even
! ing at their arnory Capt r. j. Cendannan and First
sented by the members of their company with magn-
ourned to the officers room, where they partook oI
collation..
At the session of the Common Council yes
teriay invitations we're accepted attend the annual
reviews of the schutzen Corps Jouess Wood the
2lst 22d aud 2d inst The Board OF Assistant Aldermen
corcurred with the Aldermen IN authorizing the Con
troer $4,000 worth OF Central Park stock
resolved to certain streets with Belgian pave
ment
Captain Miles is again preparing his life-raft
| Nonparci for second voyage across the Atlantic.
The experiences Of the former ip, the Captain thinks
have enabled him 10 bring his raft to perfection Yes
terday, number Of gentlemen stepped on board the III
Tie vessel aud enjoyed novel san up the Hudson 10
Manhattanve On the return 10 anchorage II the Bat
collation..
Forty-slx boys and girls from the NewYork
juvenile Asylum left yesterday for tie West, having
been trained and educated IN the Institution from six
months year Ihey go to Illinois. where an children
IN the West IRON ths institution are located ana are IN
denturcd mostly To farmers until of age. The Directors
| such children during their majority, and employ two
| agcats finding homes and making ystaton+ About
5000 children have been cared for by the Asylum during
the l6 years OF is existence.
George w. Childs of The philadelphia Ledger;
Perry Fuller. Washngton Cen James AeSlade OF Coy
are al the st. Nicholas Hotel Gen. Thomas Ewing, Jr.,
aud john J. Weed, washington; the Hon Robert H.
| Pruyn. Albany; Gen j. r. Anderson, Richmond, and
cant denny of the British Army. at the Finn Avenue
ooc coRa Roso Se a, the Brc5oo Count
secretary OF ihe austrian legation T. Caddeh
Clarendon Hotel Capt Renshaw, U. :. Navy, and " r.
sa bo'o 5e.I are az ae aSS IN os COL Pho a.
depha. are Al the westmoreand Hotel slgnor Ferrnuu
Is at the Everett House; Col. g. 8. Fisher, Buffalo
Judge Cocnran, White Plains; the Hon. J. g Lewis
Geneva. y. y aud w. p. Dole. Washington, are at the
IetIoB9hian Hotel ootnehns wendell washington;
JGhn W. forney IT, PG&doIghia ard I3 the Eey 6 w.
Ofubb OF NcwJcrscy - at the 81. James Hotel.
BROOKLYN.-W William Wakefield, a boy,
was over Dy wagon driven by Thomas Reagan in
Fourll-piace yesterday, and was instantly killed.
HUNTERS POINT,-Messrs. T. McNally and p
ise Sa5I Esi ts.i coaesd ds,psns rot at a
i,,,'y a.ci
MOUNT yERNON.--Property owners on Fourth
ave- PAVE it1. P,Sl 10 '' pa '' ,g ,ssGal' G m R,@ps daa
sos,s,ea salay Of atEod,i Eg,,oP, Church
-.tra to-day, the Sunday School
ipeoP Church s esi similar festival on Thursday aad Rray
| Afternoons
WEST MORRISANIA-Th Office of Todd & John
,5oo, go .pd a aAsJ revolver sE Rlg aszsnSis eEl
TARRYTOWN.-Thch house Of Mr.. Benjamin LOvett
ss toLsd on saiurl Ivtulg Ss.A man Nlo resides hor.
nsarrg here aud Eas &C roai 1u that thought he
| uoi
CLIFTON, s. L-John Eblin has been held in $500
bail TO The charge Of assault With faiie, su Ma Miller
NEW BRIGHTON. S. Tile body Of James Con-
roy who With so "h droWHsd o. SUNDAY lass the cphHg
Tie charter election w held The present
' n, 70 i.i Ire s ss, & Project Il % 5 @ ~, 70 sa , "1, TO @ be
northern part Of the islIBd have spbso0ei $4,000
| EDGEWATER S. Tho Board Of Directors of
| more. srcrsiaIy aud I. ~ Ralhard Treasurer
| JERSEY CITY.-Fmnk Moore and John and Henry
Hanover arrested last night dafd with stealing morse and
%, 'Lopae, SATURDAY b,, been committed trial
| HUDSON CITY.-The new railway track from tho
.h." TIE .Lo. ro.i b.s been r,,d .5oni ihS Aboa,
O'Clock YESTERDAY afternoon August Hstasr Newark tnocid
| ujured
PATERsON.-The picnic of the Cuban sympa-
hseTs vas largely attended yssdhy aud hs receipts hs
toward paving The Cty Collector MI Charlie,
n Taylor Yesterday returned the lets Of 1901 and l8ts
name, Of y6 dnluent' whose property ang9nns Zoo pieces.
sl ba, 10 be sold to P,l Historical sSeS{ met
efhs krkned Church aai examine several relies o hewJesy
ass es oss, @ gps' 40 ,I i@o % sss "aa
pitutf al basket NTH Ateudney TO decline price
s5tlt, Medical Society. The Fremen, parade
will oeear Thursday Cotton pnnsn say that At present thee are
| no Indications iarornS revival ithe trade
| IAbhoubssnsnuI
BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-If you would be beau