The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-21

AUG ecconu party OF Menn0nlte6 rom RuSSlf
len New YORK for Dakota BY the Erie Railway last
night '.s0T7 80
Ascension Day WIN Be celebrated to-day 1T the
Greek chapel. No. o6l second avenue, near Fifsiett
street. ~ nalf-past ten O'Clock A. n. The chape
open 70 che public.
the anniversary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association OF tho st. James Lutheran church in
Fifteenth street. between Second and Third ave
nues. takes place tins evening. Mrs. Edward NJ
Knox and other celebrated vocalists win sing.
The remains OF male child were yesterday found
In the vault at No. ssl Madison street. The body
Ned 70 hold an inquest None OF the inmates o.
the house seemed to know BY whose agency the
child was placed IN the sink.
Thomas cavsnagh man VINO was employed at
the Commercial Hotel. Park row. while shaking
carpets on the roof on the 18th inst, fell or and
WAS fatally injured. Deceased was thirty -Oul
years OF age and native OF Ireland. An inquest
wAs held on the body oy Coroner woltman.
Mayor Havsmeyor yesterday signed the ordi-
nance relating to ''vault coverings" six months
notice must be gwen to owners OF property whose
skynghts over sidewalks are worn smooth to re-
place them with others having rough surface, or
In default become subject 70 the tmp0sed penalties
AZ an election held last evening at the head
quarters OF the second Brigade, corner OF Fourth
street and Broadway. BY the line oflcers OF
the Eighty fourth regiment, N0.SN.Y., Charles
Of the reTimsna. 70 the place OF MAJOR Law.
renee Beaten promoted.
ON Sunday morning last Francis Morgan. q lad
nine years OF age, who lived corner OF Sixty.nrst
street and Ninth avenue, jumped upon q horse to
take ride; but falling 70 the pavement. injured
brain and death subsequently ensued. Coroner
Croker Was yesterday notified to hold an inquest.
Yesterday afternoon the dead body OF Thomas
Bowen. . lodger at the New England Hotel, Bowery,
Was found In his room, and the Impression pre-
vailed that death ensued from asthma. As de-
ceased. who was about thirty years OF age had no
friends 70 take charge o. the BODY, q was sent to
the Morgue, and an inquest viii BE- held by Coroner
Elckho6
The Bureau OF Charities think fright to caution
the public against giving money 70 young man,
calling himself A. n. Hail. but who has other
aliases He represents himself - musician in
want OF help. 10 gain immediate employment.
Any person receiving app!ications rom him Tor
help should apply 10 the Young Mems Christian
Charities, No. 60 Third avenue.
The Grand Temple OF Honor and Temperance OF
the State OF New York. which held It's annual SEES
sion IN this city yesterday celebrated It's twenty
ninth anniversary last evening ~ the Jane street
Methodist church. John Y. Stearns, p. @. W. l., pre-
siding. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton. pastor OF the church,
made the opening prayer, after which the Grand
Temple was received by the chairman. p. q. w. L,
Rev. q. c. Hicks responding. Rev. Mr.. Boole. pas
tor OF the seventeenth street Methodist church,
then delivered IN address on the temperance
question.
grand union concert WAS given IN the largo
han OF the Cooper Institute last evening By the
pupils OF ST. Tercsa's Academy, and ~. James. ST.
Peter'A Transnguration and g. Teresa's parochial
schoolA The hall was crowded In every part By
the parents and friends Of the pupils, not . seat
being vacant The concert consisted OF well
selected succession Of gieea, ch0rusea and solos
gwen BY toe difIerent school cholSs interpreted
with several Rotations. Rev. Father Farrell OF
ct. Peters, Rev. Father Boyce OF 81 Tcresas, Rev.
Angus Mcdonald OF Prince Edward Island, and
Rev. J. b. Mcdonald, d. D., OF Clogher. Ireland,
were on the platform Az the conclusion Of the
exercises the Rev. Father PArren MADE iev re-
MARKS on the present educational system.