The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-26
OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.


NSw YORK, September 70, 1904
The health of our city, Il gives heartfelt pleasure Il
tate rapidly improving According to the report of th'
y Inspector total number of deaths last week 59
AGAINST 6sl the previous week Nearly sixty per cent of tn,
atbs were children of five of age and under From
cholera there SO deaths reported it being falling OIL
40 from report of the previous week Fifty deaths
resued from consumptonj and case of yellow fever
reported There LOG deaths IN brooklyn last week. IN
Guiding eight from cholera
benefit be given to the widow and children OF the
late Mr. Nichols of the Sunday Mercury, at Nblos Garden
on SATURDAY. evening next The Rayel Family Messrs. Bur
con Henry and Thomas Placde, Brougham, Paul Julien,
and other distinguished actors, have volunteered their
services
tho Rank of the Republic Saturday They have collected
since last Wednesday s5,o4-makng the total slz,oo.
e rraoners against whom indictments are pending Tor
- ,h 6rst degree were seated together in the dock
60 nr, Of sessions on Saturday last. They sew
orally arraigned and after entering pleas oil mol guilty. were
remanded to prison to await their trias'
6r and Mario viii appear this evening Tor tue hrst time
=, Rlni beautiful opera of Puritan or the Puritans,
c taxing the part OF Elvra, and Mario that of Lord
,rbpr Gr and Mario will be assisted by Susin and the
new baritone Certu who this evening makes his first
,rance The season closes Friday evening next. The
veteran Waack commences short engagement at his own
theatre tonight
During the fiscal year ending June So 1854, the receipts
and of the post office in this city amounted
81 AS and the balance due the government, settle
nen being Sl2,i6O II.
The death of Bishop Wainwright very generally mo-
tced in the Episcopal pupits yesterday Rev II.
W. Beecher also alluded to it during the morning service
The grand jury Saturday found bills Of indictment
against Mayor Weservet and Councmen Rowe and Seey
for granting liquor licenses alleged to have been done
trary to the of the State In addition the above
Grand inquest have indicted about 900 liquor dealers
selling without license.
Yesterday afternoon the usual exciting disturbance was
witnessed front of the City Hall. The notorious Angel
Gabriel held forth in his usual style. He followed by
an individual called st. Paul. and he by another named
Noses There 500 policemen kept in readiness
au any disturbance that might occur but their services
were not needed. The Angel informed his parishoners
that he had been mobbed in the early part Of the day.
dready beaten but he gave outward evidence of having
been assaulted
Yesterday morning two young brought before
Judge Osborne charged with committing violent assault
the person Indiana gentleman named Thomas W. Fitz
gerald while walking down Broadway. 1t the
try gentleman quietly perambulatng the street. the
Irving House. when he aceoed and knocked down by
the accused parties.
new democratic Journal to be edited by leading pot
cian be started in Jersey City in the course few
weeks.
by Telegraph
The STOCK market is quiet. United States 6's sales
Canton no sales Erie "A n; Reading 1871 Cumberland
Coal, 3O5s Nicaragua, 23A NJ. Gold ~. The -four
market is dulsales of 5000 bbs at So 81 SIS CO for
State southern So IA SO 81 quality. Prices
bushepces to cents lower than at the close of last
week Corn declined to centssales of 900 bushels
mixed, at rs rs Rye, 81 IA. Oats, 50 54 cents
r.