The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

The Are 10 mpposSd 70 b. Ne work q an inom-
diary.
Provision s.ors snd Packing Houa Of Lippincoea
Martin. Gil Tenth svenus. Dams 5e'so0ut ?l9VO.
Supposed 10 Be insured. TIE lsIsnss Of the hour
~ which the FIRE continued 70 burn. prevented ~
receiving particulars.
TnE WEArmrR.-Tbs thsrmometsr ct Dels-
tours yesterdsy showed The following 70 be the
state Of The atmosphere,
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@ASoTHKR OLD MERCHANT GoyE.-Mr. |
Peter A. HarsouA we'll known throughout the city
- leshng shippiny and commission merchant
died At two o'c,ok yesterday morning, 81 his resi-
dence in Pinh Avenue, aged dxtv.fve years Mr..
Hargous 10 this city from Philadelphia near
| y forty years ago and engaged in business In o'd
Sip. He was the bead Of the firm Of Har9ous q
Co. and was principally engaged IN the Havana
trade. lie wAG one of that old stock OF New YORK
merchants who revercd and respected LOT Nor
many esc.llen, qualities aud who remain as '' Tes
| funeral Will take place on saturday morning nom
| st. Pitrick's church
FATAL RAILWAY AccIpENTs.-Corop-r Ran
ney held an inquest, at the NY. Hospital upon the
BODY Of Louis Hols,eln, German. who WA run
over and fatally injured. in Chatham street, oppo-
si,c the City Inspectors Orto the tn ult- by
3l Avenue car The conductor was arrested ~ The
time of the accident, but upon the rendition OF the
lury's vcrdic yesterday, generating him. AND de-
caring that Holstein's death was purely acciden.
tai, be was released. The sAno Coroner hs'd
an nqucs. upon tie tody Of Louis Bsirors, Of No.
w Baxter street. u child oil years who ~S run
over on Thursday evening, Ia Centre street, at the
Intersection Of Walker. 1t appeared thst young
Ihsitorl in front Of 4th Avenue car No. o. and
run over Oefore the CONDUCTOR VI 0riVef couiu
| stop the car.
FATAL ATFRAY IN CANAL STRHEr.-On
Thursday night, Ofhccr Yale, Of the 9th Precinct
arrested Charles Daily, in Canal street. where John
J kotnsun. Of Plymouth street, Brooklyn bad ne.n
? ahot. Tie wounded man was taken to the n. +.
Hospital, but he was too weak TO make formal
affidavit. lie said, however, thst himself DAILY,
D and other friends bad been out drinking. DAILY
| WIS committed to the Tonbs by Justice Hogan.
: A TEMPERANCE MEETING will be held on
SUNDAY evening neat, o. No. 6s East Broadway,
, | when Master Boone only So years Of age. will de-
u liver grafton Temperance, and Miss Boone
= wni Gng several pieces.
\ AMusExKNrs.
: B,nyrN's. week, IN addition 70 oil the
usual siusctionA . short visit Is promised from
y Tom Thumb and Lady, and Commodore Mutt and
Minnie Warren. which will BE- ,hsr last appear
snee before their departure for Europe and on
Monday, At II, 81, and ~ o'clock, Mr.. BarDuu
a VIII deliver his customary opening address, aud
introduce human novelty, the result Of Mr.
e Grcenwooi's travels in Turkey and other parts O
o Europe and Ada. The whale "s,il lives" and
70 joke Will play his FRANKS while the Duoterpd
choresnclogopN msis will so on with their clos
dances for smother week.
CAsppEILs'.-An the novelties for next wee,
IL Mazerpa and the trained horse will-o-ware
y The comic song, "union Cockade," and the ballad
10 "writc y Letter 10 my Mother" by Leslie, are ais
OF UNDERLINED. Mahon's new ballad, 'Jennis live
nj but Tor leo," will he kept On another week
"a TRADES MOVEMENT.
br woRkIDGsrs's UsioS.-The usual weekly NEE,
as Ing q this body was held last evening at No. 70
I'd Bowcry. Mr.. McDcrrno,t. q the Plastereru, re
od ported that his aasoc.stion still . strike.
a. committee WINS appointed W wait upon Tie DIR
en- Goods Clerks Early Closing Association. aud ate
In lengthy debate four standing committees wer
- appointed to wait on local organizations. On M
nc Gon the Theatrical Mechanical Uuion delegauo
mt w1s received, after which Q communication wa
4, read from FincherS REVIEW, in which u WAS stste
that ut the time the orders relative 70 the working
- men OF New Orleans were Issued, the Union WI
a. not in existence and could therefore not hsv
Al taken seton in the matter, by sending petition
tie President ON the subject earlier than they die
W. The 'susrrpng O! The hours Of labor" was d.
N. batel At eres, length. II was suggested that .
candidate for ohce sho Id bc Questioned On th'
matter by Committee Of The Union. and that ssi
Committee should urge upon all candidates die u
cessity Of advocating eight hours Q legsl day
., labor. motion was then made Tor = committee
REQ to interruyate all candidates tor State otc
gh and altar u long debate was laid the tsbbr,
ING - IL. L. was tnen moved that the whole matter
-, indefinitely postponed, Several gentlemen spoil
su' against the postpouemsnt, whereupon NJ Hardil
md lett the clsr and said the legitimate way 10 30.
ed tie matter would bc 10 hold = mass meeting vi
40, the workngmen Of the city Of New York and briI
VIC the whole matter before them. Then stAtsr
II would be brought forward to show that overtask,
en. labor shorened life. He moved sInendIner
that 1t Wa desirable to hold meetil
OF workingnsn Of an early day, In ord
lcs " bring the eight hours system before thei
al. After lew words from another speaker, 8 "
thought advisable ~ separate the motion and
and amendments. Mr.. Lugar, Of the Iailors' Assoc
liar ton, hoped they would indefinitely postpone mi
M, Ing with pot..ianA for thoy would decided
~ make pledges, lo,h verbally aud 10 writing n
the then throw tbe workingmen overheard. Al
lion some remarks by members In relation to the mo
,.d Of debate, Mr.. Harding's motion with rogsrd 70
mass meeting taken up and, On motion. |
had whole matter was postponed until next meet
the night. On motion. the desirabilty Of cstabahi
49,. newspaper ~ An organ Of the Union WIS M
he.' the special order for the next meeting.
~ woaXMkS's Mass MsETIse.-Ths Printers Boo
ad- binders and Book Trade VIII hold mas meet
his NJ Cooper Institute, NJ O'Clock this evening.
0"' BROOKLYN.