New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

Ios5 p. Wade, a dischlged wounded soldier got on
the car lie had been to Madsonsquare to see te "fc
,yo~ks and was going down TO his holel the care
mont IN Fulton.st. Mr.. Wade YVES memnfr VI .a1
Ffh Neg-Hlmpshre over three Yeas r a
was slot tn ough the shoulder at D'Gp
Baton, july q. 1864. end fas Teen slno9 y
Lc.tsi Al washington and has mot yet fully re Cyered,
ana reader viii soon why We ore so patlcG,ar 40
The identification OF Mr.. Wade. Il IS because ne ue
serves honorable MENTION Jhe cr vas Muvn
crowded and ne re standing on the platform 10
fet some man putting his had rather too flnihtry
uD0l his ame shoulder and consequently iooAed Iiln
fl in tho fsce ard ordered hin 10 desst Inc oohaue
tors ten.ou had already besn directed TO rms person
and his mate because he did Tot Ike their o)As ahe nc
tions and now be determined 20 water 'hem Closely
susgectlag they were pickpocke.s Uec1y Gentleman
STad Oqt lave saw V' one my of "''tu s,e in.
div'doal finger upon the dangling.
chem which had been severed from the missing watch
The gentleman and conductor immedla,ey selIsu sns
fellow who acted injured innocence, and inslsted upon
being searched. Ia the mee, his comrado marcheI Oh.
OF course no watch found, and the loseE tn!nKa{
the accomplish had taken II from the other tnei ana
that il was rreyocaby lost, left the at sprngst,
aid has not since been by any one then on the car
Mr. Wade after several persons had LETT went IN ana
took seat partly 10 escape the annoyance of the
pickpoclet, Who seemed disposed TO keep close
BY lm. But he did not escape tie annoyance.
for as soon there was room. he came ID aud sat
down By and crow ded mp TO Mr.. Wade; waereapon ne
got un and went the other end OF the Car, ana
as he did lie put bic haad into BIS gaping coat
pocket for his handkerchief. aud there he found the
stolen watch aud instantly called out 10 inc CONDUCTOR
and tor the owner. In the excitement OF tne moment
tho thief made good his escape. Before he was
searched he had dropped the watch into this
yoans mans pocse Snd 20 ae c o he .g aal
Re had tried hasd TO have other persons
sefFched, but was promptly told by the conductor
tnlt DO other ono was suspected III he had succeeued
H. biz eff rs To have others Who were near HIN searched
the watch wund have been found upon this innocent
young man, who is stranger without friends IN tue
city. and would have been perhaps convicted OF the
then ana sent the state prison His evident aarl
ehd excitement upon finding the watch convinced al
present Of his innocence he gave at once INTO the
hands of the conductor, with his name and address,
We saw The watch yesterday in the hands of
the Hon. William A. Darling. President II the
1hird.Ayenue Railroad Company. and found IL one
OF Jules Jure rnsen's best probably worm Sf9 /
case: Presented 10 George r. ArDstfonR, by bis
postal associates Chicago, H., April Is. lsC5' Mr..
Darling has already taken measures ny letter, tee- 1
graph and advertisement TO ascertain r. Arnstrongs
whereabouts, restore him his property. and W9
hope the honest finder VIII be suitably rewarded al
though be asks nothing, but woDld be very thankful to
any gentleman who would give bin some enlployheht
by which he can earn an honest living.
STREET-CLE ANING-THE STGIKB AMONG THE
swEErERs-ANoTHEA MEETEG AT TIE APOLLO ROOMS. !
For the past week there has been strike among the
stree, sgeopers, VINO have put forth statement o;
grievances expressing themselves highly offended at
the City Fathers for making the contract with Messrs
Brown Deyoe and Knapp end declaring that they viii
not work FOR contractors that they cannot get paid
and that the present pay i not suWcivnt AiessIh'
Brown DevGe and Knapp, upon taking the
contract Nr sweeping Immediately offered tae follow
ing wages: gWctpers, 81 10 cattmen ~. Consider
ing that before the sweepofs received ont seventy
hve cents and dollar tie candid observer cHhno. Pu'
thar tho above IS very Iair rate me men IN
huenced by some OF me " boss cirtmeh formed theu
selves into the Cartmen and Laborers Association"
and struck for higher wages.
Messfs. brown, Devoe and Knapp report that
80 far from being incOnyenieuced by the
strike they are bcsieged from morning
TIL uight with applicants, willing 70 work for dollar
end half II they viii only take them. There il some
difficulty IN regard to carts, but by Monday tuis VIII be
entirely removed. Tie corps for tho lsth .Jth and
22d WGrds is complete L. nire Of The OtLer wards
they haze fifty chats and the requisite number Of
sVeepcrs As regards Messrs. Brown. Deyoc aud
Knalps payments, TIE plan they propose ID to pay
fornghtly every Wednesday, paying up 70 the
Saturday nigh. previous. the other two days being
necessary in which 10 make oat the payrols
Pursuant to adjournment The Cartmen and LaboTers'
Association held @ nee ting at the polo Rooms No
~ Prince St. the Prcsdcu, John Lynch in the chair
The President made an address, in which he stated that
there about dozen carts and sixteen sweepers AZ
work AT time in the city; that IN short time
wards would leave the city especially the SIKH
aid that t would be for their good 10 clean tie streets
gratis Int not % work FOR Brown. DsyOe and Knapp
Tire following communication Yves read; As much .
apaouaon has been INDUCED In relative 70 the vote by
which the cOGtrict for street cleaning given 20
Messrs. Brown Dey0e and knapp We give the resolu-
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conraot-M'yor Gnnther. Controller B,ennan Cor.
pora;.on Counsel Deylin. gainst the contract-ke-
corior Hoffman ard City Inspector Boole. TIE Recorder
and City lgepcctOr, seeing that tie contract was
already given By the majority and knowing that further
resstlLce useless then agreed 10 make II unanimous
Mr. BOole while he his assent 70 the body Of the
municaton expressed his belief that the city could
not be- cleaned by contractors II would be by the
Sanitary Department and the events Of the past week
have proved his forest ht' Nr Mooney Vice.Pres
dent Of the Association made address. relating lis
own experience in regard to working under the city aud
working under contractors. Several other speakers
followed. They all spoke hopefully. advising the
20 keep 10 the strike and 20 work for contractors
M Stevens President Of the W0rkingmeu's Union
made very clever address. setting everybody in good
hGmor. TIC meeting then adjourned until tomorrow
At ?. N.
WH0RTLEBRRRIRs are now plenty and are
fast declining in price They largely used for pies
dumplngs. and stewed fruit and in their Of
abundance ought to be put up freely for the pur
POSES next winter The simplest cheapest and at the
same time safe method fo doing II is this Procure Of
an carthorn or s,oneware dealer a quantity Of
tvoqUart stone juge-eaTrhen are too
porous. Get soft close grained corks TO IT. |
Pick the berries over as for immediate (
USE throwing ont the mashed and green fruit with any
stems found among them Then nut the fruit in stew
boiler over the stove and add what refined sugar