The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-27

Comptroller Green paid yesterday the Depart
ment of Public Instruction for salaries of teachers
and janitors and the general expenses Of that de-
partment to July ], 1872 100000.
At meeting OF the Board of Park Commissioners
held yesterday Mr.. Frederick w. Whittemore, the
chief examiner in the Department OF Finance of the
claims presented TO the Board Of Audit, elected
clerk
The Committee OF the Board of Supervisors on
Civil Courts held another meeting yesterday with
respect to the payroll OF the discharged employees
of the Court House, but no final result was arrived
at. A large number Of the unemployed were in at
tendance.
The body Of Charles II. Seymour, a lad twelve
years OF age, drowned three four days ago, foot
OF Seventy ninth street. North River was yesterday
found in the water foot OF Ffty-second street. De-
ceased lived at 200 West Fiftyhrst street. Coroner
Schirmer was notified.
Frederick Loosely, OF 1927 Fifth street, was killed
yesterday afternoon by crowbar that fell upon him
from the top Of building upon which he was work
ing, on the corner Of Broadway and Nineteenth
street The body Is now lying at Bellevue Hospital,
waiting the action OF the Coroner.
The second annual report of the New York State
Hospital for Diseases OF the Nervous System Just
issued, gives the patients treated during the year
372, and the number OF visits made 1892 The off,
GERS are :-President, w. H. Appleton Vice Pres-
dent, Thurlow Weed: Treasurer, Ii. @. FahnestOck,
and Secretary, X. ID. Hatch.
A man. whose name, from papers found in his
possession, Is believed to have been James Roby,
yesterday died In Centre Street Hospital from the
effects OF injuries received Sunday last by falling
from the first floor OF the building corner Gen.
tire street and TryOn to the subcellar. Coroner
Keenan, will hold an inquest. Deceased was nine
teen years OF age and a native OF England.
The alumni Of the Theological Seminary OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church met yesterday at the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION and partook OF the
Communion, administered by the Bishops OF New
YORK and Missouri, assisted by the Rev. DR.. Van
kleeck, after which they adjourned and participated
/ IN the annual breakfast, which was served up In a
suinptuous manner, the Bishop OF New York pre-
siding
Evehne lie Barron, OF So West Houston street,
appeared at the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday morning and charged Elizabeth Williams a
gold ring from her, all valued at 1857 The com.
plainant states that while asleep on Monday night
the prisoner s0aped her finger and took or the
rings. She denied the charge, but was commit ted
for trial at the General Sessions.
This morning the competitive examination for
the cadetship at Annapolis offered by Colonel Rob.
erts to the boys In the schools OF the
Fifth Congressional district takes place at the
Brothers schools well as the boys 6f the public
schools, will compete for the place. The examina
uon will take place before q committee OF well.
Known citizens The occasion promises TO be an
interesting one, arising from the competition De-
tween the boys OF the Darochial and public schools