New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
TILE CITY.

Paul Morphy, the champion chess player, IL
at the New York Hotel
The Baxter Zouaves, of Philadelphia, Will
| visit this city III October.
! MI. Isaac Gamer. pilot of steamship Manhat-
tan, has our thanks for faYors
Columbia Hose No. 9, of NewbuTgh, Will pass
through this city. on the 25ih inst.
Clara Faul dropped dead on the sidewalk at
No. q. Corneliast on saturday
Theresa Fecley died suddenly on Saturday
afternoon at No. Gis East Thirtethst.
The veterans of the war of 1912 announce
that they viii make no excursion this season
The steamboat Hudson, of the Swiftsure line.
The mortality during last week reached jl5
decrease of a from the total Of the week preceding
Mayors Marshal Tappan granted 40 licen
week aua received $g2 90 Of which - was from
A woman named Pagan died suddenly at No.
227 Twenty eighth yesterday supposed 10 nave
been the result of excessive drinking
Goldtiwaite has challenged Deery to contest
at billiards the game to be- 1907 OF l''o points push sno'
barred.
Steam Engine Company No of Poughkccp-
se Will visit tins city on the 10Th INST, Oh 'he way 10
Trenton, y, J.
The closing picnic of st. COLUMBIA Parish,
Of which the Father Aleer Is pastor Is announced
for Wednesday, AT Lion Park
The steamer Mary Powell leaves foot of Des-
brossesst every afternoon At s. instead OF a. formerly,
for burgh West Point and other towns on the Hudson
James Ryan, aged 10, of No. $50 Tcnth-st.,
II. X. II. h
near the intersection Of Twenty cghthst and Tenth
The National Labor Union, composed of del
ecntes from the different trades nl parts of the
try. conyenes this morning IN the Gernanla Assembly
Room
John Calm of No. 81 Franklinst, quarreled
with Ted Bosud Saturday night, and struck him ON
the head with brass rule iJuring HIM seriously CAIN
arrested.
The platform of the hoisting machine used
at No "a Broadway fen Saturday evening and NJ
yercy injured M0riu 5Day aud James Iobin, that they
dleu uuung the me-.
Martin CremOre, stone mason, while at work
on the foundation wall Of the Harlem savings Bank, on
Saturday morning was seriously injured ny tho hu"uch
cavug in OF the embaukinent
The 37th Regiment, n. G.. s. ~ Y, will
parade for arm and at the eTsT OF qe' S n
annual i.snccton aud muster,
Mr Chris 0'Conner has offered to match Mel
vim Foster against any man IN the world at 'hs AhrL
game 20 be played IN this ci 80 days from the dae OF
the chalacuge.
Mr.. Baby, the agent Of the Pacific Mail
purscr OF the steamer Northern Light In which lac says
That vessel arrived in Cowes the Gth Of September
after pleasant and prosperous voyage.
An unknown man, aged 80, called at No. 81
Parst on Saturday aud said that ne felt quite
III, having been drunk for fortnight He then returned
the FrauRlinst Police Station TO await an inquest.
MessTs Higgins a. Co.'S carpet manufactory,
in West Forty thirdst, caught fire on Saturday night,
ard was damaged To the extent OF tbOh Tie los, on
stock estimated to babetween $4,000 and 100000 by
this fire lloO persons mostly girls, are thrown out OF EN-
! pOyment
| Charles Montgomery, James Gray, and VIM.
Brown arrested Saturday at the intersection Of
Collegeplace and Park place Burglars tools, including
They lad already been through the honsc and we're Just
about to begin their work when arrested
The body of a man, whose name was not as
Sorih RIVER near the foot Of sixty fhst quantity
of clothing was found on pier In the vicinity on sainr
drowned man.
Senators Patterson and Cragin of New
Hampshire. ana Morrill, OF Vermont and Representatives.
Ella Of New-Iampslre. Wasnburn Of Massachusetts,.
Marvin OF Saratoga Mccarthy Of Syracuse, Window OF
Minnesota, Woodbridge OF Vermont. and Banks of Massa
chusetts were IN town yesterday on their way to Wash
| ington.
At jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
the MessIs Cooci' rnia to VI 1913 " Ti - % sa com
$500 by false Uretenses II was alleged that the prisoner
bought the goods by representing that he responsible
for their pay men when In fact, he insovent Com
| nlltted for examination
A mass meeting of the German trades was
held on saturday evening at the Cooper Institute. the
are striving the adoption by employers the
| cight-hour system Heinrich Iousen Of the cabinet
| makers was in the chair. Addresses delivered 10y
Messrs. Landsberg Lucker aud others, and appropriate
resolutions were passed
! Among the passengers who sailed in the
steamers from this port for Europe Saturday were tho
Rev f. Riscr. the Rev. L. Schneider, Dr. Purcell and
Dr. stone The passengers for California include DIR. T.
ing star took only i27 uns of freight saturday
the Jews, who the largest shippers 10 California he
ing engaged In celebrating their New Year Tno Guiding
! Star took out 600 passengers.
James Pollock of No. 10 D0minick-st., Il la
bOrcr leaving wife and six children, missing frol
Thursday until Saturday when the body was taken home
TO his family by John Maxwell Of Harrison aud Green
| wiclst who Informed Mrs. Pollock that her husband
! had been accidentally drowned. Tie wife lodged In
formation with the Coroner and mtimated some sis
pc.ous of foul play culpdle negligence on the part of
some person unknown. Coroner Flynn took charge OF
! the corpse, aud Will make investigation.
| Company G., eth Regiment Capt Ileaihc0tc