The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-03

than one meal. Thave a soed vsr!Tobe thanks TO
Che iqlssh9ushi Of tender kotheT-nov no more
put when that gone fear must seek some other
business, for cant pretend to live on such salary
a. get. Il i simply imppssible." Othor la'iies
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Where's, The members Of every branch Of industry
except ours-have demanded an increase OF Nafes
from their employers, and have received The sare'
Wh,r,qs, Tn. HIGH price. Of provision, render II
impossible ior young giIl TO s1lpoft her'Ii even
win the mott rigid economy and
bhered, by the recent strike Of the musicians
tone OF the man gers haVe saved atOut ono nun
died dollsis per week be It therefore 49,,
he0ir,d, 1het petition be drawn ~ and signed
by The President and Secretary Of this NEE Ing,
respect July asking increase w cur salies OF at
least nifty per mt, which vi make oadSny
per week
Thee resolution, were unanimously adopted. and
the ade. were about to fetiTc, bat The hoc keeper
invied them TO supper which II l. needless 20 say
vas pirttkcn OF with Keen relish Ivy all
OrENISG or THE FINANCIAL AGENCY on
TnE MrxicaS EEruBLfc.-Ibe Office Of John w.
COrlie- Cos Agents tor the Mexican loan, VA for
maly opened yesterday at =. 81. Among tho
gentlemen present were Generals Ortcga, lluerta
and BcrrioEabs, r. 7. Baz, cr Governor Of Mexico,
N. Romero, Minister Plenipotentiary to tho United
states, J. y. navarro Consul General, and other
distinguished individuals. An excellent collation.
wa. served up, after which meeting wss organized
with Iiis E1celency, ". Romero, IN tie chair
spccches we're uade by the Minister, Hon Theodore
o. Tomlnson, ?. :. Cox, Of Ohio, General Lew Wal
lace, Who took one thousand doiiAs worth Of tho
bonds Robert Dale ONen, ana many Others MI. j.
" Tehi, the insIcia agent, Informed our reporter
that large emouni Of the bonds have slroady been
taken and the party generally were very hopeful as
10 the future OF ile Republic. The bonds are very
Handsome and have already been described In InE
Sr-
BALLOON ASCENSION. -profe's0r Lowe made
,ucccssful detached ascension, 10 HE nes balloon,
on Wednesday evening. lie va accompanied ty
EI-Councilmsn Van Tine, and Mr.. Bodeil. OF flu'h-
tuin ~ pasIei over tie Eat fiSor, fceuitnr IN
safety II ar thc starting point. The bridal parry Is
to asfend on NCduc4day next.
FATAL Academia carpenter, named Ny
erhoinor, fell from the roof Of premises No. Carroll
Place. yesterday morning, and was in,tantly Killed.
lie Lad teen emp Dyed to repair the gutter A rope
had been placed under hi, arms while he otamiuod
pletinr he examination, Nj. HyeIhclincr removed
the iore from his body, and attempted 10 return w
the Ma roof when tho gutter raEO way fnd pt"c p
itated han TO the pavement distance u oNo tli O.
tee. III. head tuck All iron Ia.lin, and the back
part Of the skull wns crushed In. causing instant
death. Coroner Wildsy held IN inquest, and Yer:
Dict Of sccidcntal death vss rendered. Deceased
lived at holroro, N,ache-ter county, and va u,
years OF a.e...... Coroner WILDLY held an inquest
a. Bellevue Hospital yesteiday on the lody Of Rat
falling down fiehI u stair ut 80 ~ Fast ~ u
street, lev DAYS sro The deceased wss native Of
Ireland, and 4OyeaIs Of age
FIEEs.-About II O'Clock yesterday, fire
broke out at No 10 Beaver street occupied by Bunin
ger Co. importers Of wines and liquors The ire
burned for nearly tso hours. Damage to stock about
500; insured. The building, owned by nm Ne.bit,
damaged IN the g. tent Of rIN; insured. Ne ssft
Reed Koundry provision deAlerr, Who had az ohco
on the hrst iioor suieI.d 10 We extent o. @ piluy
by vaier; insured. The tire IL r-'fored 20 have
originated from careles,ness. While yrocoeding 10
the hie, Richard Ash diver Of Engine No. !, was
thrown nom his scat bv the engine coming IN contact
with cart aud hsd his let arm hrorcn, hctropoi.
tan Engine No I was overturned NJ the corner OF
Liberty aud William s,fects; Considerable damaee
vac done TO tho toy store Of hr Knapp on tue corner
but the engine was only slightly damaged.
About O'clock =. n. yesterdsv fire occurred in
the basement Of 70 EldTdtc erect occupied a
stable by s,yorL parties. The bames sploai so
rapidly - 10 DESTROY tour horcs OF Which owned
by Nj. George Giolel, was valued at 500, aud was
insured for that amount. The others Zone OF which
was owned BY Philip Young were valued at $3.50
first floor and ,ufocatcd two hoipe. valued At - q,
belonsing TO n. n kobbins-not insured. The iiIss
moor % Laser bier saioonl, occupied by CoItlioh
Eis,ler, was damaged TO the extent OF sIOO inuuied
for 4l,1OO. The building wa, damaged TO the extent
Q. $3OO insured. II IL owned by Jonathan Puidy.
closet under the stair. Of the fret foos Of No. ~
Avenue A, VI" d,scovetsi TO BE- on IRE about ;
by WIN. u. Aston and |. insured. The me sIs Tho
work Of an inc, ndialy.
Inc met olnltAn a. Company cOHl was trrni nS
all day yeste day. The a-rm IunG out seyels times
Tor the district In which II 10 situated.
STATE OF JUDGE CoSNoLLY.-This gentle
man, whose Geath looked Tor hourly on Weducs.
day night, Was reported to be much better yesterday
morning.
No QUoRuM.-The Board OF Councilmcn
held no meeting yes,eidsy, = quorum no' sppesfa,s
| )ourAed to Monday next
THE COURTS.
| TuE WAGNER MUKDER-In the Supreme Court
| yesterday, a writ Of error granted by Judge
Barnard, together With stay OF proceedings, in the
case OF George wsgne-, convicted Of the murder Of
his wife and sentenced to be hung at tho last term
| Of tho Court Of General Sessions.
| The kEronUN LITIGATioS.-The case Of the
| sssignecs Of Ketchum a Co against Graham came
up before Justice Barnard In the Supreme Court
YESTERDAY. This suit ia brought TO recover a loan
made to defendant by the firm OF Ketohum Co. on
the 18th of July. The defendant admits the loan,
| but claims to set Of $500 worth Of sold checks de-
| posted With them the 18th Of july, aud as he
| claims. nlslpplUphated BY thel. The plaintiffs
Obtained ORDER Tor the eXamnat ion OF the defend
| ant advet-e party before trM. TN the eNaini.
nation IL sppeared thst other gold checks than those
deposited had subsequently the handa OF the
defendant ON his refusal 10 Ans~ cT certain CUES.
tiOnh relative TO these the present motion ar So. Iht
Council for Glntn claimed that ths Issues were
among others, whc her these checks we're ~ nuine
whether they could bad the firm, aud ~, her lht
| defendant was the genuine oWucg. IL APPEARING tia
| the argument would occupy conriderabir time, tn
Couri declined TO hear II further, and directed ia,
| case to be Placed ON the eAe nda,
| CoLLuIoS wIrn srBkLr CAR.-rhe case 0
Freeman agt. the Blocker st aud Fulton Ferry
| X Company came for trial in he Marine Court
| Yesterday, before Judge Hesrne. The pla n'ItT il
| this case claimed $40 dau,ages for injury u hi
wagon from collision with one OF the street cars.