The New York herald., 1866-08-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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Tho Park Commissioners announce iha, n the weather
is nnc there will be music tho Mall the Park
day, commencing a, four NJ Tho following IL tho
programme
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4 songs Of he oiden Tlms'-Quadrills coais
Grand selection from Atts. Verdi
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GHAsD Masonic FnR.-Thc brcthern of tho Masono
fraternity arc making sctve preparations for holding
grand fair thh city in tho month Of November next
The objects contemplated are tho erection here Of ball.
wi ch shall b. not only an ornament % The city bnt an
honor TO the Empire state. In conianriion With this
s proposed lay the foundation for asylum fund,
which shall be distributed 10 INDECENT Ns-onA ~ido~s of
hasons and their children. Tho executive commit,eo
having the matter In charge have held several prelnn
AIRY meetings, Ia which some Of tho highest and most
respected members of the fraternity have participated
and Il ia understood that all The lodges a. hc State Win
the fair has not yst bcsn selected.
TuK cusros Hou1 CONGRESSIONAL Committee. This
body II Ia stated, win mes, IN few days 70 exsmiDo
into alleged frauds IN the Custom House
ALLEGED FRAuIr rRE REvsNrs--snrrEE To.
1t Is stated that much fraud has aiey prae
cigars some few days since the revenue ocer seized
hundred and sixty four PACKAGE of tobacco which
bad bcsn manufactured nj Dsnyic, Va and placed In
warehouse IN Now York
CHAsoEsr rm amnyy's 0vrwa Mr. Joel o Stevens
has resigned his position Under shcrn Mr. John r.
Cunning. an atieA3 Of tho occ, has been appointed 70
nli the vacancy.
ocTAs ssAsYs's BuxvorESr As-oulros-A speeisI
meeting Of tha association held last evening Al Their
h'n. 70 is3 po~ory, foI the purpose chiefly Of
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scamen'. wages Mr. Farrell. ths Prssiasn, d tho as
soeia,on produced and read Ie,sr from their Pred
dent Mr. Exon. exhortlng the association n adhere 10
the standard of wages s-eured by The combined sdors
their fasdsmsnA idea of maiuAi protection. by
presenting stsisment Of the good fruits that bed re
suited from the organization the abundance n tho
mesting syidencs that aratbstic
With regard 10 their intnrexts and this manner m
which the subject of compensation di-ouss>d
stand BY the rule q fair .aa,vslsas re %
Their services Several msmbeu of tho sr~ociaiIon
expressed 10 M NiIons letter prior 70 the sris,sses Il
tho organization essmsn we're reosvins but ois par
month q wasss ~ p...ea. thor eslse $40 mus
lover the standard % sss Boz ns psorsaoa = met
speedily followed by another aiismp, 70 reduce tho
wagrs ssll lower 20 $50 and r~larins thar
.ssn,n.y nnd themselvss dnflsa b.et 70 The former
bsgzary standard q es por month 10 order 70 place
tho matter proprry before the meeting last svsnior
motion vS put that the organization stand nnsnby by
the presrnt rate of wages The motion carried
end the meeting Adyourned
rrR n RfpGs srHsu-At about seven O'Clock iAst
evening nre occurred 10 the tsnsmen, hoass No %
Ridge street 10 the apartments cceupi-d By George hotl
Mrs. Mott, ~ seems threw ksrosens oil IN The
sovc the oil ionk or. and css~d erpo~ion sitting
nre Ia the clothing of WI xActh Nost art years
&c es'nns ~, .s, .sssfsy fhs police sna s.'',ss
other damage done 0f Consequence