The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-19

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ni,,ei u taii, but Mr.. uutcbings believed 1t his
| duty TO move 9 CON ul.tment, aud IL was ordered
| thai they bc committed until wednesday morning
we're then hen" disca ed until Monday morning a. ii
o'clock, 10 which time the Court was adjourned.
FATALLY SCALDED.-- Coroner Naumsnn
held inquest at No. 203 East Twenty FIRST sree',
upon the ody Of Mary IL .an, child who was
| falaly ecalded iy pulling over kittle 81 boiling
water ..... ,Also upon the tody Of Edward Cum
ningh stn, Mt his parents res dcnce. No 142 EAs.
raenty ninth street, the child having fallen into
tut Of scaldiny water.
A PASTOR MIssISG. Rev. DR. Jas. l..
schock. pastor Of the Lutheran church IN = fccr h
rtieet, l his home in this city on the ooh Of Oc-
tet, with the intention OF gong to New Haven,
Conn: sncc that time nothing has teen heard
from him, and his prolonged Al ssncc has cHus d
his congregation and friends to fear that some ms
fortune has btisllcn b IN. An advertisement else
where gives further particulars.
MILITARY AND CIvIc BALI.-The vete+I~.
81 lsi2 Will give a Ball at Union Hall. corner "
broldway and Clymcr street Oh frilny evening,
November 25th, the proceeds of Which will be de-
voted 10 the sick and poor members u the Corps.
Axrsrrs1s.
BAnsrx's-During the week the performances
have drawn immense crowds, tina, next week
there will be t.Tes peformances daily, viz at II
n. m, and at D and =. O'Clock y. M. Three ia,
girls and Col. Il nth Goshen appear next week, no
that hore will then 10 three giants measuring in
the aggregate a iect, and three fat gtls
weighing together one ton. Commodore Nuts
engsgsmcn, bas c.oscd-hc will sa,i to-day for
Europe. General Grant and tho LiIliputan King
remain. inrse collection Of moving figures
Workshops mui'csl images, &c, have just been
imported for Ito holidays On Thankssd wing Day
there will he performances every hour. The pieces
next week will he "Iindde di Clyamonnix." and
"ws,,ing for the Verdict"
CAArngIt's-T There is no abstcncn, In the num-
her Of nightly visitors 70 this temple Of mirth.
Next week several new features will be Introduced
HnrornRA1noS The circus opposite the Acad-
eng Of Music, in iI,h street, s'ill draws crowded
houses, and new features Of attraction arc aided
every week.
VApInrlrs.-Evcrything in the comic thestrical
line IL presented here nightly.
BAsJo CoscrRr Mr.. Charles L. Dohson will
give his first Bano Concert ut Cooper Institute on
Monday, the 9Th rroNimo.
Mus O'NruL's second concert, on WEDNESDAY
evening, was perfect triumph Her rendering of
tie eau,.iul melodies Of her native land could not
10 surpasscd,
TRADES MOVEMENTS.
worsrGaEs's usIoS This body held n meet.
ing las, evening" ut g67 Grand street A dele
gate from the House Painters reported his Society
In favor 81 'nnss meeting 10 consider the question
Of discontnuing strikes. Other delegates reported
pro and con, when the President said that the OBJ
ject Of the mcetin. bad been misuude rstood The
real object WAS to take into consideration some plan
by which strikes might IN future be avoided, TO
M u In law
Of apprenticeship
a member complained loudly Of the editorial IN
the suS Of Thurs la, headed "S,rikes" and
thought that too much publicity had been given to
the matter.
Mr.. Hardlnr-we cannot help that. TIE opin-
Ions Of tie srs are not those Of the Union.
The menber-we can help 1t by keeping it's re-
porter out.
Mr.. Harding-wclI, tina, would require consld.
eraton
Mr.. McDermott tPiasterers) said ths, there was
some misapprehensiou as u the report oil the Dry
Goods Clerks in the Stu. For his own part no
was OBLIGED to admit that the recent str kes had
done more harm than good. II was an assertion
which he was sorry TO make, but II was neverthe-
less true. Pretend AZ they might to the strength
Of theig organizations they we're roaly topplug
over, and members were csving the Associations.
The object Of tue mass meeting WINS simply to try
and do much good rs had done two years
ngo, and II 10 more good were done than 10 get
members to return to their societies q great deal
Of good would be done. He thought that invita-
tons ought to be to the bosses to form org an
iza,ions also, and send equal number Of dele
gates to the Central Union, then If u difficulty
should come up between any zeal Organization, a
reference nigh; be made to the Central BODY, and
the difficulty might be amicably settled. W.lh re-
gard to Strikes Of course some mode $40 I'D lie
adopted to obtain an increase Of wages, but when
employer and employed were united, It would, Of
course, he a matter that could not conflict with tn.
interests oil either.
NJ John II. Foy, from the Dry Goods Clerks
Association, made some explanations He had uu.
derstood Mr.. McDeimo TO say in prolacing bis re-
marks that strikes hal been INJURIOUS and that
Il would he well to discontinue them He assured
the Union that the deg goOds clerks did not hold
themselves responsible 10 any organization with
regard 10 strikes. lie then gave history Of the
attempted strike IN Ills own Association, and said
that that organization di~ounienauced strikes en-
| trey, t,"ause II was not N their interest. The
| report IN the Sus was substantially correct, for
iour-titths oi his Association had votod for "a mass
| meeting to tty some other method OF settling difh-
| ctlteS as strikes had been injurious
| Mr.. stephens plumbers, believing strikes t. DO
tie last resource, said his Association would be in
favor of mass meeting, provided a proper plan
| nb hit I've adopted
Mr.. Wl,isins tDry Dock Painters said his Society
WAS opposed to the mass meeting, believing It was
| meant 10 lie got up for MISUNDERSTANDING strikes
~, sident-Ihat 10 the fault u newspaper para
graphs.
4 Membsr-we, but the Secretary says the re-
| port WAS substantially correct
| Pres3cHt-So i was, according 10 their local or.
panzatIon But the Dry Goods Clerks Gre not the
| Workingmcu's Union.
| Mr. McDermott (Pasteicrs) AGAIN exrloined the
matter. Tie mass meeting was callt-i simuly Ia
resuscitate the various local organizations and 10
| bring tmp.oyer and employed together, In order 10
| he more Harmonious anu 10 settle future iifbcul.
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