New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
THE CITY.

At 81 to-day there will be music in the
Park weather permitting
A large cotton firm in this city is reported
TO have failed The amount Of liabilities is not stated
las. Mace arrived here last evening and is
stopping at Worden House. number OF Lis lrlehds
called ON him last evening
VIM. Wacker's stock of ladies shoes, on
the upper floor of No GA ChathalnstJ was uahdSVu Wy
fire yesterday; loss, $1,000.
James Griffiths of No. AZ Cherry-st., was ar
rested by one of Col WLitIeys detectives last mgn'
with 200 imported cigars in his possession, ustaped'
He taken to Police Headquarters
Mr.. n. r. Hubbard the oldest member of
the Produce Exchange celebrated the s5th anniversary
complimentary resolutions by his associates.
The commencement exercises of Rutgers
Female College will begin tomorrow at p m In the
Fourthaye. Presbyterian Church when the Daccaaueae
address will be made by the President
Richard Miller, a clerk employed by Messrs.
Hooper, Hanes Co. at No SO. Broadway; last evening
fell from second story rear WhdOW 10 inc suOceAai,
and dangerously injured.
The body of the woman who, leaped over
board from the Battery wall on Thursday evening ana
was recovered aterward has been recognized as
that of Catharine Racht, late OF No ia Hesterst.
A number of friends, on Thursday evening,
called Sergeant Edgar Davis Keeper OF the House OF
Detention for witnesses, and presented him with hand
some silver service it being the twentyft anniversary
of his marriage
Messrs. Henri Gosselin, President of the st.
John the Baptist Society Ed. yelling, Treasurer and
Prof. Geo. Bachelor have been appointed Committee
to receive subscriptions for the sufferers by the fires in
saguenay and Quebec.
Joseph G. F. Larned of No 345 East Nine
tecnth-it welRknown lawyer while returning with his
wife from Harlem in Thlrd-aye; car was taken sud;
denly i'll. carriage was called, but Mr.. LaTned ued
before reaching home.
The investigation into the Gardiner-Alexan-,
der bond mystery which Was TO nave been eIhned
until Monday next at 1880 D. H., at the request Of the
| counsel for Mrs. Gardiner.
Grammar School No. AZ in Twelfth-st. gave
reception yesterday morning. Among the prominent
visitors were the Trustees, Messrs. Rabbit, smythe
Fowler, Oliver Schcl and Brown, James W. Gerard,
! Commissioner Wood, Leander Buck and others.
The benefit concert of amateur performers
given last evening at the rooms OF the Western Branch OF
tended and the audience seemed to be much pleased
| with the performances.
The first solemn vespers of Whitsunday will
Magnifca will be sung, and incense offered. The High
Mass on sunday VIII De ctebiaed IN the most eIab4i"e
manner and GOunOds 81. Ceclllas Mass music VIII be
sung
In the Jewish SynagOgues, at shutdown to-
DAY commences The Fest Of Psnteeost lSeh09n or me
ments and gathering OF the harvest Holy
worship win be em6eishcd with floral decora6ns and
Confirmation will take place OF the youth of both sexes.
Fire-Nlarshal Bracket reports 65 fires in this
city May. Loss stock and buildings S26l,0O insur
ance ssc65O May there were IS fires loss
Marshal SAYS that Vim. Pease VIM ]. Dalton, and VIM
McKenna have been indicted for having set lire TO the
steam tug-bOat Jonathan Chase.
The receipts of last year of the Ladies' Union
Aid Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church were
sl7si3 and the expenditures slO55 II. The officers
Ms s r. spcman, second DiTectrcss: Mrs. Richard
Kelly Treasurer Mrs John ID. Adams, Recording Secre
tary Mrs Lemue Bangs, Corresponding Secretary and
d Board Of Managers numbering lOi members.
The pod Regiment yesterday was to have
parade review and inspection al Prospect Park Brook
iyn The different companies had supplied themselves
with many substanals and decacies for the day; but
nent until next Friday the corps presented their pro-
visions to the Ladies Five Points Mission, and the chill
dren there enjoyed AL unusual and unexpected feast
n.4 T,,fl, tod
otto a hotel runner on a warrant issued by Justice
bowling, charging him with having, the 18th of Feb
No Carse-st. Iiatz was on LIS way to Germany and
induced to give otto his money to get changed into
gold. Otto pretended to place The gold IN belt. which
he placed around the person of Laatz When four days
Laatz counted his money, and found it 500 short
Coroner Keenan, yesterday concluded the in
vesgauOu IN the case OF Mrs Margaret Joyce late OF
No ~ MQst whose death was alleged 10 have result
ed from injuries received at the hands Of Patrick Moy
Ian, fellow tenant. Dr. wooster Beach' VINO made a
post norton examination was unable to say positively
that the eryspela which caused death the result Of
the injuries inflicted by Moylanand the latter was DIS
charged from custody. -slss.,sa,.,: X ess---s
The Union Ferry Company's lease does not
expire until May ISL Numerous inquiries have been
50 that the cheap feIrage system wch has bten pro
posed may 20 into Operation at once Mayor Hal Gays
the plan may be made effective by mutual consent, and
he, as OF the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
would consent 70 such arrangement
A sale of paintings at auction took place last
evening at the Leeds Art Gallery. large number of
persons present. hut the bidding not brisk,
were the prices obtained satisacOry-the pictures
selling far below their estimated value. Winter with
sheep by l.. De Beu sold at 1855 The Reprmaud, by
August Coomans, at $50 sunset ON the Iappanzee, by
Herbert McCOId, at $40 Herdsman and Flock by Van
BE- Ndt at s IdscsPc by M Koek KoeE a' a
Sis; Fall in Norway, by A. Wust, at $3.50.
The Second Brigade of the First Division
National Guard, Gen. James Burger commanding and
consisting Of the 5h 9TH nth saith and Goth Regiments,
had felddaF and inspection, yesterday morning, on
TOmpkins-square Parade-GrOund. The regiments were
i'm full force and looked and drilled well Three officers
Of the German man-Of-war here in port expressed
their appreciation OF the military hearing of the German
Brigade The feldday of the First Brigade, which was
to have taken place at Prospect Park Bfooyn has been
postponed fQE one week, on account of the weather
Soon after 10 a. m. yesterday, young man,
well dressed OF good appearance and address, called AT
No. 70 LeonaId-st and asked the bookkeeper several
and afterward the visitor took his leave He lad
been gone but few moments when tin box was missed,
IT. Railroad issued 10 d. s. Ienhal, 10 shares Of the
road issued TO r. Meter and notes OF hand altogether
amounting 10 $500 IN value. Payment Of the notes and
transfer VI the stock has been stopped.
The parish OF Trinity Church is doing a
GOOD work among the destitute children of the Four
teenth Ward. Three floors in fine stone front building
at and 46 BOwey have beenrented and devoted
exclusively 10 mission work among the poor new free
chapel 10 be erected in the noighborhood The
CHAPEL Just mentioned is called the Chapel OF ST. Angus
Tine Of Trinity parish About 100 persons assembled
there ast evening TO witness the confirmation OF nearly
20 bhSP b PG tS e ns ke p D ss
Miett assisted by the eergyna IN charge me Rev j.
Il. c. BeaubIeT, conducted the SERVICES MISE Emma
Smith was baptized,
BR00KLYN-The Long Island Club have
purchased the Taylor mansion, corner Of Clinton ana
kemsen-sts, for $4,000.
The carriage factory of Alfred Wilkey al. the
corner OF HOyt and LiyDgstonsts. was DAMAGE by fire
yesterday morning tOhe extent Of 500 lhsured for
81 coo by the Phenix, Lafayette, and Mechanics Com
panes. The adjoining tailor shop cf John Meany
damaged 800
Raphael Brown and Solomon Miller were ar
rested yesterday upon COMPLIANT Of Alexander Myers
butcher doing business at No. 20 Broadway, f. d. who