The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-10
CITY Inveiiix~uce.

THE FASHIONS, linz SHAWL NulsAscg-The Mirror of
Tasien takes exception TO the fashion much IN
vogue Of wearing shawls ami very justly denouncs
nrmanly and efieminate These shswls first seeo
about two years ago, when they introduced to
public notiee ~ .ew eccens,c indivdus- Ant excite
universal attention and rld ue. Last year they
more elu.n aud tns great is the ini atvo
OF people, they affected BY many respectable
and sensible persons VINO ought to know better. lhr
step doubt, will be the adoption petite bats By
genius aud their universal acceptancs by tue
old womea among the a,ale after hey pa.ke
e FIRST Appearance Nor the ladies above reprnac
with regard to this matter o attire rn-y 10, be ray I,
Ton 'ness Tor shirt cutrs, bosona and beechcs aai
matters proceed much further he cincif ~. between
the feses, excep, those mafe by natare will o. wn ~
obh'efa'ed and III" city filled WITH leeoa tea
ran,aiooued women. The Mirror g Rih say =:
9te customer Who calls at ,aers store =. rspsnish hs
wardrol T.. oap' 10 think that an be ass out, eyoai if
,hrosn away he wi take his siie 10 se~ars or necrs
other dresses 20 correspond and very wiz ny
paa nit q Globe 10, himself .nt be measey hnsIi :.
STOW hnsen bes.de his sgans site in mo iacrous
the ,hcphe,d nauo, and ha- partly ia the pe.a Of
sooand here may be fonnd excuse ou 20 f,I
culate himself In appearance by wearing ssh.wi wecs dn
iesrsrS by men and poped a. by BOYS as noediss sor
hs see Of progress IN conerce and the arts WA ese-
gnt d"wn oy pslrane mantle Ion q poplsr ipe,snre
Of The scottish pe.ssnry Of e ct base s. ani
shawl he s'ke II sacred personal maal
travelling, 70 keep comfortable tue netaer cxtremie,
FmE EloHrn AygstE- Foug HoesEs BcnSEp TO
IH,rn.-About hspast II O'Clock yesterday morning
FIRE broke out in story brick stable in he Of
No. $50 Eighth In y fhort time the whole ne
ior wrapped in flames. The Ore spread rapidly
that but tive horses out OF liz exr stei from her
pe,ous situation and 9f these, belonging Jonn
Holtius, badly burned that 'e Will have 10 he
the following perscns:--G. W. Es,er, winsm Yong,
Michael Achsnus, and n. l.. Savage. VIM II Ban.
crof,'s horse taken out without h~,"e blurred rss
huiicng belongs 10 ,r. Jon.than wi,'z IL damag-
about sso0 and insured in the Merchants in.lance
Company for 400 The flames extenrcd TO the brio
bnil"rg In the rear Of No 2s0 gh,h avenue occap
by Nm. r. Ford sash msauf ccry, burnag out the
winno~. and sa.b, ~h'n II w. sxiingui,h.d iss 10
building about $50, fully insi e IN thc Dr adsay IN
surarce CtmfnRy, and owned by John - Van Riler.
III. stock of Mr. Ford was oam,gc about s7s by
no insurance The ioss In hnrne-s, hay, iced, 6r s
probably amount TO $780, Value o. horses barne ,bea
SstQ. No insurance.
IETms os FSyE MAsosnY.--R. W. Albert @. Mscsay
g. :. and g. L., OF the Grand Lodge o. snuh Csrooa
delivered the FIRST lecture OF bis upon th. origin
rpd Symbolism Of Masonry" at odd Fellows Hal on
THURSDAY, bene large audience. The second ie.ure
r TAX, place this evening rr. Mackhy i one OF the
sbtgltest hasans In the country, and every member
Of the craft should hear him.
Iprrms ny IucRfnA Morr.- The we'll knowa oratrss.
Il the Society OF Fepdr Lucrea Mott IL ann buncet 10
dsver lecture At the Rose street Meeting House,
sunday morning and her Ia the afternoon In Brook
yn. II Il -uhi ien 10 say hat she IL OF the mp-
effective public speakers to be found among female
orators
FRE ~ GarrswIcH AVENUE. n.-About quarter before :
e'cl, ck lat evening fire broke out in wood -bed
tached to the Dwelling No. 80 Green sica avenue Tn,
hi,men promptly the spot ami ingui.hed III,
ERE before il fd any damage. The property ownei by
| Mr. Willsm sprague. II Ii not insured.
CRcgI.Ibe Newark Cricket Club closed their
| by days play on las, Moudsy It was match mAd
ap between nineteen side, eonsisung of jewellers
doctors and lawyers, and fifteen the other slte, mad
mp of hrtters and other trads- The ch cudri Ia
arswn game after very exciing contest. The halter
wcn the last game between the same parties.