New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20


trial Park Commissioners announce that il the weather
is fine the Park CorDet Band will play the lake on
"Wednesday Goth inst, from until o'clock p. m.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEw-YORK.-
The University commences to-day new year OF IN
structon This institution has pursued it's way for
any wears past with steady and honorable care ior
the Improvement of Education. Its Classical and Scen
fifc Course is full able instructors preside over Its
discipline ard it, ordinary Collegiate Education may
be commended to public confidence. But In addition to
this il has arranged for course Of Study in Literature
and Science alone The large class Of young men whose
preliminary training has not been such as to prepare
them for the prosecution Of classical studies may enter
for the study of Historical Literary, and Scientific
branches This Course which is somewhat extended,
IL quite a fayorte with students and nm increasing
number enter annually for it. Thore are many young
gentlemen in city, aud their number is increasing
who have been educated abroad and become familiar
with modern languages who are yet not prepared Tor
the ordinary college curriculum To these and to many
other classes the University offers an introduction 10
Literature and TO Science under auspices which a'e
not Offer if they anywhere, surpassed We trust
that such efforts to extend tine sphere Of our Educational
influences will not fail OF cordial appreciation
THE CATTLE MARKET REPORTS in anothef
column chow very remarkable state OF things for this
season Of the year. With such full supplies as we gel
for n week. from l76 bullocks I22 cows, for which
nearly an equal number 90 10 the SHAMELESS 1896 veas
~ O73 shse and lambs II $50 swine making a)ss7 an
iuals 10 the butchers we End the prce of all sorts
little higher than the previous week for which our re-
porer accounts by the system of speculation and selling
stock on credit which prevails When Govern
mcnt buocLs sold for cash in hand the price runs
dowr three CT four pound lower than the tpecu
ators credit prices II strikes that meat eaters are
paying rather dear for cred; fp their dairy meat.
ARRIVAL OF THE QUAKER CITY.-Thc L. ;.
NAH steamship Quaker City, William H. West GEN.
mapdine. % hoars from Charleston. S. c., with mer
chandse and passengers TO Arthur Ieary arrived al
o. CLOCK yesterday afternoon. South OF Hateras tx
rerieneed easterly gales with rain bSnday bth INST
at 80 p. M. exchanged signals with British brig
bound north. Mouday evening 18th. encountered
, N.N.E. sale-yery heavy sea.
VISIT OF TIE CITY COUNCIL OF CHICAGO TO
TIE MErRorous-Tne members Of the City Council
Of Chicago and other officials recently left thai city on
an ccial excursion for Detroit Toronto, New York,
Bos,on Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pitts
bmgh They have already visited Detroit and Toronto,
aud arrvcd the Metropolis last evening. and are stop
ping at the ST Nicholas The party is composed OF Alder
men Shemp, Wilmarb Klann. Rah. CLARK, Walwors.
Hatch and City Attorney Driscoll. More members Of
the party are expected to-day. Aldermen Vance and
james Of Toronto accompany the oxcursionsts. They
intend 10 inspect the sanitary condition OF our cities,
TO see low csce Il administered and taxes kept down;
TO study the paving and sewerage the lighting and ven
tation and the general policy of the Atlantic cities
| II they can find any drtier. worse governed and
more corrupt city than ours is we hope they Will favor
Us with their knowledge at the earliest possible day ms
we are extremely DESTROYS to believe some other place
i as bad AS New York. Misery loves company and We
are disconsolate.
UNITED SERVICE CLUBs.-Thc United Service
Society of the Eleventh Assembly District CIwcnticth
Ward) elected last evening the following gentlemen as
delegates 10 the Central Committee to meet at Masonic
Hall No. ia East Ihirteenth-st VIZ; Col james D.
G Moonv Lieut. T. 5. Powers Lieut.. Levi Bennett. The
headquarer. of this Club at ALllmans corner OF
Sevcnth.ave. and TweutvsiXth-st
+ In the Twelfth Assembly District. Eleventh and
. Seventeenth WARDS, The ollowng permanent Offices
c NJ Brinckhoff. Secretary; Delegates to the Central
e Committee which viii meet this evening at Masonic
u Hall Nos "A and ll6 East Thirteenth st: Col. VIII
. liam A. Lynch: Capt Thomas Abbott Capt d. CTaw'
In the Tenth Assembly District Fifteenth and Seven.
tenth Wards upward Of two hundred members were
present and ORGANIZED themselves into Assembly
District Club Gen j. H. Hobart Ward and Mr. Lewis.
ana Capt. CTump addressed the meeting. ne loio".
{ ing gentlemen were elected delegates 10 the central
organization which meets this evening: Capt. John ".
Crump, Lieut.. c. I. McClennalan Lieut. Anthony
Hartman. The society is now fully organized In each
, Assembly District In this City, and such ex-army OIL
GERS and enlisted desire connect themselves
with IT, must present themselves to the Clubs in the
several Assembly Districts for enrolment.
=, ROBBED HIS EMPLOYERS On the morning
Of the 18th inst Mr. James G. Oatman who has charge
the safe of the General Transportation Company No.
POI Broadway, on opening II. found that II lad been
robbed of si 50 in money, bank notes and fractional
currency and 500 per cent coupon bonds Of the In
dianGpOlis, Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad. An
examination showed that the safe bad been unlocked,
and suspicion naturally fell upon some person III tue
office. On Saturday last Officers Muligan and Griffin
Of The Eric Railway Detective Police, caught William
H. Niece, aged II years who Is employed in the office,
in the act of dcpOsiing of the stolen in the
Sixpenny Savings Bank He arrested and
fcsscd the officers that he had lately associated with
a gang OF Young thieves and that Of the number
Richard Thompson. had induced him 10 aid IN r0bbng
The safe The prisoner had taken Thompson 10 the
Office under pretcnse Of showing him the in
which the express business conducted, ana while
the attention o. the rest OF the inmates of the office
attracted elsewhere. Thompson took impression of
the safe key in wax, and thus made duplicate key.
At o'clock the morning of the 18th lie admitted
into the Office by Mctiee the safe unlocked with
the false key. the yanabes taken. aud the safe again
locked The officers then proceeded 70 thu liquor store
! OF Thomas DonOhue, No 7i3 ThrdHve., and there
found young Thompson surrounded by half dozen of
his boon companions. A they attempted TO arrest
him lie drew dirk and asked the aid of his eompan-
ions but the sight Of the officers reyoyers had the de-
sired effect and attempted. Thompson is
aged - years and Is well known Ia the police thief
He was committed for trial by Justice Lcdwith Me
Gee committed to the House of Detention rs a
witness.
METROPOLITAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
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