The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-30

FINE UEDER THE NV voRx torEL AT near o,eloo1r
yesterday ssrDnoo are to plsck 10 tue store Of J.
ee@ry groc<rs and liquor desiers No 71s Rroadwsy,
under mo New Y0k o'el TIE 6rsmsu ~ere soon on
the spot an" exiioguirhed the flames which had pro-
gfessed 70 some e,tsnt III the osar me Are u
sad TO have originated tbr ugh es~sssnsss Of oos
OF Their ~bo vent t. The cellar TO get some slcohoE
which took Ire I ON csods, uos@t toe Hoor ana
through h"- in tho undsr cellar, carrying tho
fame with Il whch fred the woodwork bensath. Com
siderable suage done by water AMI break.gs among
TIE wine and liquor bottles The loss may posaibly
amount To s., 600
MT Gsery estimates their stock at upwards Of $40 oo
which they of 900 in the Niagara
Cowpany oo0 10 the Kaickerbooker Inaur-
Company. ana s@oco in the Mauh,ttaa Insurance
Compspy-ma ing in al eli 0oe The Gro ssnsdsrsbly
aia' some os the cs'arders in he hotA aud many
gan 20 p-c their un'i. advised that the fro
was al sx-pgu shed he damage to tbs building VIII
amount TO ,ess thin $50.
FRE IN CANTON The alarm Of are given IN the
Sixth district at about9 o'clock Yesterday morniog pro-
c. coed from d. ~ No 81 BAKERY,
dcoyervd In cl'se 'cgsf ctot, ing in bag.
Ihs Ham, wer. lus1 sp aang IN me cioses aoor -nsn
p.i or tso johnson could not account
for the myst.rious or gin - the dre She had mo-
insurance. He lo-s Will amount to about $40.
FALSE ALARMS -Pe' ween eight snd nine O'Clock last
evening the ne struck tie airm for the Folrth dis
tict caused b, the cur'g o. -ome hasipg' IN csllar
II
giveo 10 evsotb rrict produced by the burnr
ing Of some straw foot of Market street.
Csy Intelligence. Las
VElToRs TO THE Cry TIE HoTEs JR0wDD.-Nesyly
al our first cia,s hotels in h. just woed
give ,h.r ,.,,r. a"% rsssrs are uoesias ~ b.
egons to gsh.r their fall sfocs NJ dry sods and gro
eerie. his influx Of ss'ers Ia. beca unusually do
ayed by the pe,sbcs If The cholera during the past
season, ~hich has had frgot people Away
from ua Notwithstanding even at TIA he ghth, mau
in Ia lfvrru bad
cold spell win haze effect drive home ou taa
watering plac-s the rtrnggrrs who may attn tngsr
there Imri,g IN. month II September not more than
week OF really hot weather OK DO ted which 10
hardly worth ~hfe waiting from hone for This
keeters but gives An impetus to all other kinds Of
business
A LITTLE SIRl RuS OVER AN OMsIBus Yesterday
afternoon about h.ps ore O'Clock, little girl about
did not ascertain. the Of wenty.
sixth street Fourth Avenue and seriously injured
street Third avenue and T.enss sixth street The 1T.
tie sufferer taken to tn Twsnty.drss Ward Police
over in the vii"ity, by the Sane ins Of
ST within tbre m"otns past jury might possibly
sos 70 soEsss rsm-dy Tor such r.Ds'ssd
heavy omnibus did cru.h the very life Of the
htls girl srov- alluded to- yet are informed there
are hopes Of her ovey, although the stage
her shoulder and thigh
CATns DRIVING rRERrs The committee on
orcpaucss Of the Board Councilnen having
~ Ufuu1bce tn ros'rAln 1n0 r0gQlAt0 tue
driving Of paat cattle tnro the streets Of the city.
met sgsp yert~rcay 10 the chamber Of the board u
Coubc,msD. The c0mmiteu COMPOSED Of Council
men Kennedy, Hodskin on, Frye, 6onkley and Roe.
Though this Is the third that the comwttes
met NO one Interested in m.tter hss yet Thought
proper 10 spEesr We n.lL that the committee
will meet again on this subject
MORE Hoes >IRxEr On Monday morning w
OF t~o tbi.e hundred hogs going Uni
vere,ty Place. much 10 the Of not only the
residents upon hs rect, hut ao to the psssers by.
who ell.d g,v- the wine and select
some other tn walk thr ugh Nov this gtsnE
of the principal streets Ia the city up to
drovers Ii hardly thing There Law against thia
turning public thoroughfares into hog pens, and why II
1t enforcedS