New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20
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F;ftv tuns of straw-paper, seylt from Chatham,
we're received in this city last weeS.
srho CoSnerative Printers, Ma 1GG William ST.,
,.s,sTdav " turned out S2,5OVjOh of work.
M. ,,,,DiIs of the West 1Tth-st public school
,,s,, ~ The Panorama Of the WaJ this afternoon
The stair-builders arc to determine tonight
,,hsn iney win " strike for an advance Of wages
ON the I'd of June, the iOurneymen brass
Tahoe from IS to s. 80 peg day.
The Hon. j. VI Warwick will exhibit
evening.
The parade 81 the 9TH Brigade 1st Division,
" Is pqs.Qonod antil June 3, by order OF slls
Gen Lloyd AsplD wall
A German Vlamed Kibbenkrass in artemppng
~ gettn top o. Broadway stage yesterday SieIhO0'
ie UzdeT the wheels, and was severely injured
Geo. w, BungaF, esq, will deliver 6e te MI ase
l. O. CT et their hcll in Grandst near t"lsy'h
Battery X 1st ARTILLERY Regiment, capt co $S6 nm
N HenhOer paraaod yesterJay, nlternO0H' anu s"''
The body of an unknown woman, IN an mad adj
vanoed stage of decomposition was taken 70 the NoEue
yesterday from Pier No IS 4. ~
The body Of unknown man vas f tot I1r Ia
the East RIVER Pier No 81 yesterday Twas TOO in"cH
.deoomposed to be placed ON the Morgue'
Geo. Johnson, aged 10, while playing III, I'D
Broome-st' near wooster Ieli anu piOAe i' " $780,
10 Bellevue Hospital.
The remains of a female infant, apparently
about months old, found nOatng III the wafer ~
the foot Of Rlvngtonst
Charles Hansen, n Dane, aged 81, fell down
siap M his residence No James-st, and fractured his
Ior Taken 70 Bellevue Hospital
James Quinn of No. "a Chery-st., employed
ouoald tie ship Haze at Pier No 45 East River, TEL
INTO the hold and fractured his skull Taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital
Union Republicans are invited to meet this
evening at Headquarters corner Of Twenty seSond-sL
aud Broadway to receive the news from the CMe"go
stock company in this city has just re-
.eved their charter Tor Grand CentraBatb Whlcb tIs
understood, is to be as large as the Cro'on Lower 1
yor.
Early yesterday morning the police discovered
the Lrojon running in the building No AS Courandtst
aud entering tho building stopped it, but not before CON
siderable damage had been done
Eugene Schultz, German aged 90 years, lv-
ing AZ no ~ oFTc fe Sn m al No 1Si Canas lie
Va removed to Bellevue Hospital.
Among the passengers by the Cimbria yester-
day for Hayre, the Rev. VIM: sOnnenseheln OF 81
Louis Dr. Charles schwalbe ana family Of Costa RIGA
AND Frederick Wagner Of San Francisco
On Sunday last the wife of Thomas Dunn OF
infants IS aged As years, and the father 6S years.
The Examining Committee on applications
fo licenses TO BOARD Of Excise has reported faY0aDy
on IG2j applications and unay0raDf on nFe dI 1
were yesterday revoked for violation Of the law
The fery-bO Union cOllided with tow
loat in the East River yesterday. Both boats were
slightly damaged A deck hand ON the to%-Doat was
knocked overheard, but rescued.
The Galway Young Mems Benevolent Society,
formed social enjoyment and mutual aid met last
evening and adopted measures for advancing the oeeS
they have inyiew.
John A. Biglin, foreman of Engine Co. No.
has been dismissed the Department. Tor q uuy
aud nfONicatiOn. John f. Denim Of Engine GO. NO IL,
been dismissed for neglect OF duty and conduct pre-
inoiclal 80 good order
John Mcnamara and Jas. McClusky knocked
Gown and attempted rob Daniel Organ at the corner
Of Twefh.st and Thrdave at an early hour yesterday
afteTTard arrested
The new Chapel of the n. Y. Magdalen
Eeneyoent soeGty on % 81 near tthfS Ss
services to be conducted BY the Rev IRo Hasn1gs
The Cooperative Plasterers' Society resolved
,ast evening, BY vote of 1913 to IA not to strike for
M advance OF wages from ~ oV 10 20 Gay. IN the
Of the discussion several members stated they
nov received s. day.
Frederick W. Walkley, aged nine years and
three months only child OF William L. Walkley, Of this
city, killed while attempting, Thursday last
get on passing coal tram OF the New Jersey Central
Ihe accident.
The semi-monthly report of the Commissioners
Of Emigration shows that in the two weeks ending May
1e the appcations for employment ana employed
numbered s of which slS were males and COS females
aud orders for employees 1G Of which 997 were males
aud Ga females
In the notice of the new North German line of
steamers printed Yesterday it was incorrectly stated
Nj. Meyer was merely guest Of Capt Raschen Mr.
Frederick Miller the representative of the agents,
SIessrs Thlee Geller & CO., No. Hanover Buildings
female operator in Wall-st has cleared
kOeOO within tho past u months A New-YOrk CORE
II Bee Knows SS ali the bts and tnn Of I'll the mse
aud understands an the tricks Of the trade Men often
her upon future operations and take her opinion
81 matters in which they cannot trust their own.
On Ascension Day Tomorrow there will be
services in S. AIMS Free Church, the Rev. Thomas
m. and % and y p ID The communion will be ad
InHisered ut the morning services The afternoon serv
ice viii be both read and interpreted in the sign Ian
fnaee; The Rev. Dr. Morgan, rector Of ST. TAomass
Church, viii preach in the evening.
The COrcOTan Legion Monument Association
have elected the following officers: Col John Coonan
Charles Hagan Of the 10th ~ Y Volunteers, Vce-Pres
dent Lieut. Col Robert Heggart OF the 6gtb Correspond
lng Secretary, and Major Thomas Dunbar OF the l59th
y Volunteers Recording Secretary The object Of the
society to erect monument In memory Of those slain
al tie late
That country terrifying "New-Yorlk CORE
sponden has just discovered that it is becoming
geTous 70 wear stOveppe hat in tins city after dark
Expert pickpOcketS make nothing OF knocking it down
over fellows eyes and while he is in state Of utter be-
EldeTment goDg through HIM In the most approved
guent and have created quite serious panic favor OF
The soft, loW-crowned hat
The weekly letter of DR.. Harris calls atten-
ton to the dsprOpOFton in the number of deaths
tenement houses as compared with those In other
dwellings. OF the 9G4 deaths that occurred last week,
ment houses in shanes and III in the private houses
hotels and boarding houses, showing that the mortality
IN tenement houses was more than double that in other
dwellings.
About 800 Irishmen met in jackson Hall last
evening TO form Fenian Circle and military company
Fenan organization Mr.. Day of the sheridan Circle
made address eucgstic OF Gen. O'Nei0 The roll for
numcrously signed, subscriptions were received and the
sneetng adjourned subject to the call Of the Fenian
authorities.
A colored youth named Charles or John Will
laIns has lately called upon several colOred
3annIlies in the Ninth. Fourteenth, and Fifteenth
&aIds, and represented himself as lately from
California and in destitute condition. lie is
generally taken in through pity, and IN day or
Among those who have been thus Yctimzed are Mrs.
Seorgna Mason OF No. Jersey-s, and Mrs. Eliza Bell
81 No 2iO MuibeTy-st