The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-11
CITY INTELLIszNC-

Music In THE PARK.-The Park Commissioners an
that should the weather ens to-day there
win be music the lake. commencing al hafpass three
O'Clock r. n
The DrsocaAcy JuBnANr-rhe democracy In IBIS
city quite juban yesterday Their victories In
Maine and California and tired . salute Of one,
hundred guns In the City Hall Park.
SEIZURE OF WHExsY.-A number Of barrels Of whts-
key yesterday seized Of the wharves on the
East river by revenue officers acting un der directions
Of the Metropolitan Revenue Board: rhe owners APP
lying the authorizes the liquor released from the
charge OF the keepers
ANOTHER CoSrIpEScs GAxn-Yssierday evening a q
little boy named Henry smith, in the employ Of . Mr.
Watkins, boot ana shoemaker in Fulton street, was pro-
ceedins along the Bowery, accosted by aJswsb
looking man aud asked 10 take into ADJOINING
umbrella store. The boy had with him conainne
aIcw pair Of boots aud some snoemaksr's lasts ana
THIS w oogng st. anger offered noid for him whils
Ne went rs errand As the offered tfteen cent?
Tor the Joo The boy acquescea bat when lie returned
his friend had disappeared the bag, and the
poor tle boy discovered hos ne had been duped Tbs
police were informed but The rascal will doubtless
escape unless the boy should IN and recognise
him. which he saws ne viii ba 10 do Boys should
be on their guard now against this game, is played 20
very often.
FARMERS cLuB.--The usual meeting Of the Fannsr,
C ub held yesterday afternoon, q. the Cooper fp
stute the president Of the SOCIETY," Mr. Ely taking The
chair. Several interest matters OF interest only to
agricuturiss discussed aud correspondence read
rom absent memOeT5, WHOA several iute~
ing suggestion. from those pr cont the meeting
nroks up al four o'clock, sitter lasting Tor some three
hours.
Tns Book TRADE sALn-rhe book trade sale was con,
tinued yesterday beng the fth day and about the
usual number OF buyers attendance. A lively
competition was apparent Ia possess SONG
OF the favorite works. aud the prices realized weFf
ABOUT the sano as at the pr eetns Tea fhe invoice
q d. appleton wo ocosa Al the rso noon
$50. sold for 81 per volume, usi calf at 81 62N
Kelshtly' i nytho osy ~as "kno go wnn a. 50 ~
retail price SO. aud the oacae d. ms Memoir4
OF Napoleon, Dickens works, & Eats story Of Civ3
hzaiion, Kavanagh's novel. d ler works went on ~
rapid succession at fair prices. Z;
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY d. TucT UNION RxPuBfICAW
ASSOCIATION A meeting Of this organization held
at Masonic Hall last evening. bat Il deemed ADJ
visable 10 postpone the business which the meeting
was called until la.er date, be liked upon BY She
secretary. 'ss~.s.
REUNION OF OppFrL1owa-The Grand Lodge Of the
United Staee will hold annual Of 1867 In this
city, commencing Monday, September 10. Al nine
O'Clock in the evening. All Pa ;rsuds Of tho Royal
PiIpe degree IN good Stan i.ng are o unto with
Committee OF the Grand Lodge o, tue Sta!0 OF New
York, the morning of the lay Irving Hall.
without yegalia to receive the d nguisned visifors
RECEPTION Coop WILL ENGINE CoMrANY No. 3 o.
TRENTON, 1.-THE above compan, arrived in this city
yesterday noon en- roue to Providence, r. They were
received at the foot of Coraud by special ooml
mittes OF the New York Fremea'; Association, and
escorted to their headquarters corner of Fourth
street aud Sixth avenue where sumpuous COLLATION.
was IN waiting. Mr. Henry wilson, Presd mt Of the
New York FlremaaS As>oc'an n, welcomed them on
behalf OF the association, which WIS iy acknowledge
BY William Parton. They "ere under CONS
shall James G. Hllman; ASS s,n. Marshal, ,. A
Taylor; foreman, James Kelly. they were accom-
were J. X. Mcclure. Cniei Of POI ce Of Trenton; M
Thomas Carr and Others. rhsy lett the city a. i've
O'clock for Providence, and will return on Saturday
next ~.
LEGITIMATE TRANSACTION Yesterdays police RI,
port II made to appear that Michael Hays, captain %
the lighter Ladd, had stolen large lot OF -four. u
since appears that the Affair brought into courb
under Impressions that the captain who
IL we'll known aud strictly honest gentleman, WA
carrying out purely legitimate transaction He was,
consequently honorably discharged, without any
lection whatever on his Character for honesty VI sct
integrity.
MASONIC FESTIVAL AT JoNEs' wcoD.-This entertain.
ment will come on to-day aud Will doubtless DO great
success in point Of numbers and yield Of money, and
will present the fines, intellectual osrod to picnic
gosrs for long time Its purpose makes well dsssrv.
Ing OF public patronage the funds realized be
devoted the aid Of the Masonic school and Asylum ~
Havana schuyler county, NeS York object that api
peals TO the sympathes of the fraternity and 70 I'll
VINO believe in works Of bnevoience. very brilliant
and attractive programme l. offered including addressed
from some Of the chief officers Of the order singing
athletic exhibitions Caloi"nian games and other
amusements, all OF which viii tend rcnder the picnic
OF itself attractive Notwithstanding the claims the
object Of has on the patronage Of the humane citizens
FATAL RALaoAD ACCIDENT IN CENTRE STREET Coroner
Wildey yesterday concluded Inqnision in the case
OF John Golden, the young who was killed 10
Centre street on Sunday afternoon by being BY
Fourth avenue car as reported in Yesterdays HsRAtD
Several more witnesses additional
facts OF importance elected rhs given TO the
jury who rendered the following verdict-That John
Golden came TO his death III iries accidentally rel
ceived from beng by No 81 Of the Fourth
Avenue Railroad line. on the s,n dag Of September,
1867 In Centre street, Leonard. They do not dad
any negligence on the part VI the conductor drivsf
OF said car but tnt deceased to his death by his
own careiessness On the rendition Of the above YER.
dict John Mclaughlin, the driver VI the cor who had
been arrested, was discharged Dec ascd was nearly zen
years Of ago and a native OF tnis city
DROWNING CAsUALrY.-An inquest yesterday held
by Coroner Wldey on the body OF Edward stoney, an
iceman, who fell overheard from steamer lying Al pey
IS North river late uondas nigh, and was drowned
verdict OF accidental death Teaiered by the iurv
Deceased, who was single man. lived Ia Horato street.
near Hudson
FouSD DROWNED The body OF an unknown man was
yesterday found f,ang tn, near pier 81 Eass
river. An inquest was held by Coroner Widely and
verdict o. death BY drowning rendered by tho jury
Deceased wore dark coat gray pants white niusi.n
shirt aud black nccNue.