New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

The striking brakemen on the Erie Railway
anxious get into the employ OF the COMPANY again
Une ~, ID Vno i, a stin 'Iocked ont Three were
given employment yesterday.
Pascal Bnscia, Jerome Bastelica, and Louis
Arrata, deserters from the French steamship verge
living in the harbor last evening arrested by De-
tectives lilly and Strauss on reqnsition RON the
French Consul aud locked up at Police Headquarters
An unknown man was found by the police
SITS removed 10 the station House in Leonardst
and died In few moments. He is supposed 70 nave
fallen down flight Of stairs leading TO the barber-shop
second floor OF the premises 10 front OF which be
found.
Prof, III. Ernst last evening delivered a lee
ture at Mr. John MacMuens School, No 900 broadway,
Curoses or Arithmetic After brief historical
sketch OF the progress OF arithmetic the Professor Illus
trated upon the blackboard few OF the numerous COM
bnations that may be effected with numbers and also
method OF quick multiplication, division etc.
An unknown man was run over yesterday
morning by the milk train the Harlem Railroad, be-
tween wiiamsbridge and Fordham. and instantly killed
The body was shockingy manRed. The remains were
brought 20 this city and placed IN the MOrgue Tor ldeht
ncaton. The deceased about 80 years OF age had
brown plntalOOns white shirt brown cap black neck
tie, and boots.
Stenway Hall was well filled last evening,
the qSS T be s @s Of s Swiss SOCIETY,"
this city In addition TO the full number OF the Society
Bertha Johannsen. soprano and Mr. Bergner Violon-
celist assisted Tho programme was long, Swiss music
predoininatIng. Mime. Johannsen sang an aria from
Wunderliod" by schuman and was encored. The cho-
were applauded, RS were aso tue orcasSaI per
fOrmances.
The funeral services over the remains of Mr..
Jasper Corning tue weknOwn banker OF tins city were
6sI3 t tbe Rnteers PRESBYTERIAN Church. or Mad
isonave aud Twenty third-st, yesterday morning The
ReY Dr. ~ W. Conklin pastor OF the ohurch oInclaed
and PRONOUNCED the euogy The church was thronged
by the relatives nd acauantances OF the deceased The
body WAS inferred at Greenwood Cemetery Inc follow
ing gentlemen acted as pabearers: IL X Banks Chns.
clark r. q. Thorn, jeremiah SkidmOre, W. Walker, H. n
Ravens, and AOner H. Ely
The clothing cutters in large wholesale es-
ron aaainst their employers for wages which. they
claim have been NrOngfully Wlthhehl nom tnem. ~
snnears that the men were discharged on Wednesday
night last when they paid each for three days
work The murmuted at tins. aud claimed thst IN,
receive pay full week. no matter whether they mad
worked that time or not The employers reisea 70
sell lie employers still refuse to pay the men ior the
full week. aud early next week an action VIII DC com
menced ,
A solemn mass of requiem celebrated
Yesterday morning at the Church of SC Francis Xavier
Hon. Nathaniel Niles, who died on Tuesday last Inc
services were conducted by Father De Bros assisted Dy
Father Meynad; ana %nosmg c5spaCter and the
euogum was touching and eloquent. Inc remains were
borne 70 the Marble Cet1y, eyard James Lane &c
Iard HaInmersey, j. Z. Hamilton henry Dean H
FRANCIS Hams Judge Roosevelt, Royal Phelps Col Van
Buren,, John Hsmmersley, Mr. Weldon and d. u Beck
man.
Several gentlemen yesterday assembled to
r or factory in FAST Uoustonst In the furnace un.
der the boiler coal fire, and on 10 TINS pieces
nine wood were thrown. portion OF tho COMPOUND
which is made OF chloride OF calounl ana some otner IN
gradients not made known was then discover III aDous
sx quarts OF water and injected upon the re Dy small
/ force-pump. The wood fire was almost nsahly SUD
| dued and IL time before ~ eouu De agsin
smted pail OF water put t out but ignted again
m less than half the time required after the compound
,as tbrcgn an n The compound costs about SIX cents
r nonnd and IA mixed in the proportion OF one pound
! TO ten gallons Of water.
| Union Lodge of Good Templars held its first
pblir meeting last evening Twenty seventhst, near
! TIiri-aye The Lodge organized on the 18Th Of
Anguat with IA members, and now numbeIs 81 The en-
ternuout last evening consisted OF short addresses,
selections from popular authors singing, &c MI Iohh
Teattle Worthy Chief OF the Lodge presided. After
song by Mr. John Flynn Mr.. A. W. Locke, an Ola genle
man of Portland. Me- addressed the audience Orieny'
stating that he has spent nearly all lis e IN travelling
about the country working for the Temperance cause
and has secured 25 600 names To the pledge f Mass
sung Then you'll remember me" and very little gig
recited Mamies Complaint" Several others IOlloMeu'
the audience seeming well pleased with az, espeslaS
Mr. DaViss rendition OF " The Irish SCHOOL Master