New-York tribune., 1872-06-29
NFWxORK CITY.
,,usic at Central Park at 81 p. m.

Music at Central Park at ~ D. IN.
THE Third Brigade, First Division, Col Cnas'
r. Braine commanding, viii parade In iuii uiA'
Juy4. l.. ;bt of the
,ob ~ tho Youug Mems Christian Associauon' ~ w.
134 Bowery. -. -. D.o.bcrs of
The Roman Catholic Christian Brothers Oh
this city closed their schools yesterday ior
vacation. . A5o bovo
'Twenty-two firms in the hat trade nave
- 90 close their stores from Wednesday evening"
July 5, to Monday, July g. c,,-. ill
rho Court of Common Pleas, Chambers, VIII
open next Monday and during July August "D"
Jobn N. Abbott has been appointed General
,x ,, opd Passene GER Agent OF the Erie Railway Com
many In place Of Vim. r. Barr, resigned
lanes Sutton g. Co. acknowledge the re-
cept of $50 in subscriptions for the relief 81 the nemen
ini,red by the recent explosion at NO. 10 hOerty-s
A tarce audience witnessed the third annual
Commencement exercises of the Normal Cole ge, IN the
Academy of Music, last evening. The graduates mum
bered 126.
Adelegation of the New-York Schtitzen Corps
will sail for Europe today in the steamer Deutschahu'
10 attend the fourth German National sharpshootns
Festivals in Hanover.
Gen. Grant, Mrs. Grant, u. s. Grant, jr.,
and Gen Porter arrived in this city yesterday, from
Boston, After breakfasting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
they went TO Long Branch by steamer
The Commencement exercises OF the gnPs
day. W. F. Mcnamara addressed the pupils SIX oi
whom have entered the Normal College.
DR. Elisha Harris and DR.. Charles z. Russell
are prominent candidates for City Sanitary Inspector
vice Dr. Moreau Morris, resigned The Board OF Health
passed series OF resolutions comPlihoh'Ai! !" ~
Morris, yesterday.
The Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
for the relief Of Chicago sufferers reports having received
1se 27 from home and s4O6252 SO from foreign con
tributOrs of which SS45,70l 60 was dsDursed he Dd
ance Sqo Og 49, being paid to the Chicago Keller ana
Aid Society.
The Board Of Pharmacy, organized under an
act to prevent all persons, except graduates In phar
macy or in medical colleges, from conpounding med
oines in NewYork holds four weekly meetings IN the
University Building, at University and Wayery-plaees
Ar the second meeting yesterday, "a names were regis
tered
| The Stock Exchange is about to present
John T. Denny with piece Of plate consisting OF Sill
yer soup tureen and platter The tureen rests on four
feet with cherub heads and has rich fan border around
the upper edge on either side, for handles IS bulls
head With ring in the nose, and the cover Is sur
mounted with a Dear
The trial of Joseph Meeker, charged by Anthony
Comstock r. with selling obscene literature, at No LOG
Nassau-s was begun the Court OF General Sessions
Yesterday, by the remarkable statement OF District
Attorney Fellows that the young ladies' seinaflee IN
this city and Its vicinity we're actually hooded Win
ttously NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hidden in bouquets OF
flowers, sometimes in parcels OF nuts ana cahdy-Dy such
men as the prisoner AT the Dar'"
The closing exercises Of the Boys Depart
ment of Grammar School No 20 were held. yesterday
afternoon President smyth Of the Board Of Public In
sruction occupying the chair. superintendent Kldde
addressed the graduating class compilentng u Ior us
success al the examination for the naval cadetshp from
the With Congress District, Thursday when the ap-
pOintment by John OKeete, one OF the gradu-
ates Thomas Barry another of the class, being second
The McIntyre medal was awarded 10 Barry and the
Hogan medal to Timothy Kane: Addresses were made
by Richard OGorman and NJ j. Kelley