The New York herald., 1868-10-30

Average temperature Wednesday. ............. 671
THE THIRrY-TnrRD STREET SHOOTING AFFRAy-
DEATH or THE vIcrIM.-william Carney, the col.
ored man, late Of No. 100 West Thirty.thrd street.
who, on Monday evening, was shot In the abdomen
by loaded revolver In the hands Of George TLlman
also c0lored, reported in Tuesdays HERALD, died
yesterday at his residence from the enecls Of the
wounds received. Coroner Pollins was notified and
will hold IN inquest on the body to-day.
A SERIOUS WoUND.-About one p n. yesterday o
man who gave his name as Captain Adams, Of the
steamer Pioneer came to the Fourth precinct head
quarters with q severe cut on the head and repro
sented that Il had been innicted by keeper Of O
saloon on Hester street. He was Vt once sent TO the
Central once, where his wounds. which were Q
scalp cut three inches long ana cut on the temple,
sy Dr. SSa the saps Who wss
somewhat Intoxicated, was permitted to depart
UNSAFE BUrLpNss.-The superintendent Of Build.
ings has ordered repairs to be made to unsafe struc
lures folows--southwest corner Of Mott and Bay.
ard Streets two centre plers rst story TO be rebuilt
from foundation, Intel covers TO be made good; o.
Baxter street. front to be REBUILT 500 First avenue
to be rebuilt where bulged $40 East Fourth street,
westerly wall to be rebuilt; 10 power street, rear
fence wall TO be takon down. The building No. 07
Fulton street has been before the Court OF Common
testimony taken il was reported that the foundation
OF the high chimney In the rear Is badly settled and
to endanger life said chimney should be taken down
or securely supported from foundation A Board OF
Survey on the building NO. 10 Pearl street ID or
dered.
CIoAB MAyUFA0rURERs.--The third meeting since
the organization OF the Cigar Manufacturers Society
was held yesterday afternoon at the United htates
Hotel, Fulton street. Mr. Hirsch, president, In tho
chair. Mr.. Jacoby reported from the committee ap-
pointed TO confer with the Cigar Makers Union that
the latter had agreed 10 cooperate with the manu.
faciurers in the settlement by arbitration Of any d
feTences between them and Tor the appointment Of
n ron fDp pnfp o.
fnent OF the strike in The factories OF Straltop
Schmidt storms aud OF Stachelberg Co. II
was moved and carried that no manufac
turer shall be eligible t. memberhhip IN
the society wblo bis workmen are on strike.
Tho by-laws were amended, making IL nne
Of ono dollar on any member who falls to attend
meeting OF the society and neGlects 10 give good ex.
The question of dealing with the cigar Makers
Unlon In such way o. 10 eet rid OF the Troublesome
occurrence OF strikes came up for discnss1on fhe
Union or cigar makers was conspiracy against
the manufacturers ard "a such should DO met ana
defca ed by all available means IL should be 80 un-
dermlned that strikes In the future Will become an
impossibty. MI. StraIton, Of tho firm mentioned
es having its w?tkmen on strike, askeg 'ee asso-
opened bis store for work at the new
prices demanded by the strikers, but only paying
them the old and reserving the difference between
the two rates until committee OF arbitration de.
disapproved--was looked upon as backing down
and injudicious m precedent Fnnly u was
moved and agreed TO that when the hands OF cigar
factory are on strike the proprietor noury hu thq
members 0f the association through the secretary OF
the names Of the strikers u order that n 4 appca-
Identification may be established and Their services
raeecea. The meeting then adjourned.