The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-23

The receipts OF the Emigration Commission from
January TO June were s29e,7o4 80. Received from
June TO June %, for communication OF alien pas.
6enger-, &C. $50 436 IS. Total disbursements, from
january TO June "a S2I7,3l 20.
City superintendent Kiddle Will address tho men,
iers.or the Pubic School Teachers Association OF
this CITY ON Monday next June 3D. at four O'clock In
Grammar School NO. 70, III Inlruetu slrceb nSdr
Sixth avenue.
Edwin Larhoven, residing at No. 100 Cambridge
street. Boston, Mass, arrested IN this city yes
',erday on complaint OF Joseph Dykeman, OF No. so
Greene street, Boston, who charges HIM with steal
tng $500. Inc prisoner was taken TO Boston yes
tcriay
Mayor Hall has appointed DR.. Robert Ogden
Doremus, William Graham, Theobold Frohweln
and Dir. Cornelius nj. O'Leary an examining board
for the examination and licensing OF all druggists
and persons now employed OF hereafter to be elm.
ployed clerks by any druggist, or proprietor OF
any drug store who snail be engaged in preparing
or putting up physicians prescriptions or dspens.
ing medCinc-the gentlemen above named to hold
Olicc during the pleasure OF The Mayor.
, The Board Of Aldermen met at TWO O'Clock yester-
nay, President Conan in the chair. communica-
hon was received from the Mayor, enclosing inyi
ta,ion IRON MAJOR General Alexander Smaller, Of the
FIRST division, q. =. n. Y. TO review that force
Jury next in front OF the Worth Monument, which
was accepted. RESOLUTIONS to the following effect
were then alopted.-IO pave with stone cement
pavement Eighty-seventh street. from second to
Finn avenue; Eignty.eighth street, from Third 10
Fifth avenue, anu Hath street, from Fourth avenue
TO Harlem river. The Board then adjourned.
The free baths, which have been so anxiously ex-
pected for some time past, were thrown open to the
pubic yesterday. One OF them Is stationed at The
yoo OF Charles street, North river, and the other at
the loot OF East Fifteenth street. Under the present
tcsuatons The bathing days Tor males are Tuesdays,
z. H., aid from i've A. NJ. until twelve y. on sun.
lays; the batping days for females are Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from five A. M. until nine
p. NJ. 1hc baths are under the supervision OF su.
Dcrintcn .ent John Waing, with male and female
directors Tor each bath, VINO are Obliged TO be eX.
pert swimmers.
on Wednesday night John l. Arndale, q returned
Californian, temporarily stopping at the Merchants
Hotel, met Kitty Williams and Margaret McKenna
in Broadway and accompanied them to
house Mercer street. Al the time he entered the
house he had IN his vest pocket $4,000 in bs. After
Remaining short time he left and discovered
81 900 Ills money had been taken from his pocket.
Arndac visiting the Eighth precinct station house,
procured the services OF detective Slaven and had
the iema. cs arrested. They were arraigned before
Justice Cox at Jefferson Market yesterday morn.
ting and committed for examination.
The New York Juvenile Guardian Society held It's
annual strawberry festival yesterday at 10l ST.
Marks place and at 2o7 Bowery. There were pre-
sent al Sc, Marks school 900 children and at 207
BOwery 3,5, al OF whom enjoyed the occasion
McAllster, Of The Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev.
II. +. Robertson, the worthy secretary OF the
society. NO one witnessing the hundreds OF happy
children and The NeliIconsdered appointments or
pl tho schools could Tor moment doubt that the
Juvenile Guardian Society was doing noble Work
and richly meIited The confidence and liberal sup-
port OF this metropolis The society cared last year
JoI 2,J4l children.
At ten O'Clock on Wednesday morning the steamer
wyoming aud the barge Caledonia lett the foot OF
West Tenth street for Excelsior Grove, having on
board the personal ana political friends Of Mr..
William G. Bergen, OF the Ninth ward. After sail
OF two hours, during which the company amused
themselves by dancing, they landed nt the
grove and made for the most convenient
tables IN the. grove, where they spread their
tabccoihs and prepared themselves TO satisfy the
inner man. At I'VE O'Clock the party left tho wharf
and returned 10 their homes well pleased with their
days amusement. rhe offccrs OF tho Bergen CLUB
We:-!ohn Vincent, Presidents; John Cneeyer, Vice
President; Christopher SMUT, Secretary; FLOYD
Grant, Corresponding Secretary ana Bernard Raglan,
Treasurer Tue honorable William himself was pre-.
sent and IN company with the committee appointed
for tue occasion done all In thclr power TO make
Their guests happy.