The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-31

A MANnEsrO FROM THE FIRE MARsHlI.-Fire Marshal
Baker has Issued pacard which is printed in large
letters number Of very excellent Recommendations ad
dressed to orekeepers houseksepers and others interest
3D. to caution them against imprudences that apt to
eventuate in destructive fIes These suggestions may
appear commonplace and trs but fres not the work Of
inceneries, generally arise from Just such obvious
that every understand bnt one heeds We
have but suggestion to add TO those Of the Fire Mar
shs, and that Is that "eterna vigilance the price
Of camrheue"
The Fire Msrshal earnestly scicls attention the follow.
Keep matches metal boxer, gu. reach chill
Wax matches particularly dangerous. and should he
kept cut o. the way OF rats or mice
Fun fluid caInphcnc lamps only by daylight, and
be sure burning cnaers eztngushed before deposited
Never Place ,Sht or ashes aedsr Staircase.
&c ns r s.s Sss 6 9s candle sss lamp s
Place gaas shades oyer gas lights In show windows and do
NcssokDg should be permitted in warehouses aracuarly
w1s5 SsSs oSs % @ ns1 scs should
ways be fssted ed open
All Of Are vii be promptly investigated
WHERE ARE THE SECOND WARD PoIIcs Yesterday, be-
tween the hours Of l2snd l. we favored with the
sight Of less than three dog fights the immediate
vicinity HERALD Office the gst.es up these
cent and amisbe Amusements being the young gentle
who dispense information to the bsuightel multi;
tude In the shape Of NEW York HERAIDs for the mode
rate compensation of two cents per copy While all this
WAS going on, there was policeman In sigat, and
theae urthinkDg boys were allowed to torturng
the poor brutes for hour, without lie. him
draDce The policeman our beat Is very willing to
stand our cold winter nights to get the
benefit OF the warm sir from press room and he IA
warm p.asan. weather comes That looks unsratsfui
"Dcgs msy delight to bark and tte," but police
houd not permit lit boys to aid them in their exclu
sivey canine recresti0Ds.
CRY RAILROAD Ao1DENT.-O Saturday aftern BON u lie
girlnamed Lucinda McHaster, Knocked down and
by Q; The Fourth railroad cars in tbs
Bowery, Grand est The wheels OF the vehicle
passed the lowe nts Of the childs legs almost
seve,ipg them fom the bady. The driver Of the car
teldns nd Campbell, WAS arrested by Of the Four
Justice Brennan, Essex Marker P,n,e Court
United fr exsminstico The little sufferer conveyed
opinion OF the ply scisrs attend that the in
rcd child will no. survive.
FRI ~ BEEKsAy sTRTEr.--At between two and thee
o'clock Sunday morning, fire broke out ia the pr
ifes No 123 beekman street. bept BY David Anderson
dining saloon. The freUen were very quickly at
work, and succeeded in ex!nguiehing the snes before
it exenied beyond the second foor where 1t origlna ~
There was Fix persons sleeping the upper doors, ,
with dfculty made t. cir eyes e, not Withstand
the snoke almost spf,cstfng GA the stairs. rae
10 the amount 10 about x-UJ
which lie covered by insurance Of 81 go IN city
papy The cansgs TO thu bui,dicg will be about $50.
The origin OF the fire is AZ present uGkno the Fire
Marsha! las he ra'ter urder investigatiou.
FmE IN ATTORNEY cIREFT --Beteeen eleven and twelve
o'clock last night Gre broke out IN the cellar OF tie
premises Ill AtteDey street. ued wood shells by sc
Grants occupying the building. Directly over tLe
cellar grocery store KEEP, by Germ N nan
Jonsgar, whose stock OF groceries considerat'y
damaged by fire and wasr. The flames di5 extend
bey end the frst 6oor The fire IS supposed to have
originated from lot Of shavings and chips telon yng
German baker named Andrew Dollar. Damage about
$500.
BURNING or STRAW IN CELLAR On sunday forenoon
straw in the cellar of grocery 254 stautOn stree,
Of Sheriff caused by upsetng stove in the store
emo the cool falling through the acof in the oeaI
Put ont with e = pals Of water. No dsmsge.
F1RE il ELEVENTH sTREET.--Shorty after II o'clock GA
h,rdsy morning, OF 100 Eevsnsh street, second
tcor, front room occupied by John Gsrdner. Damsgs
% building $40 Fire caused By little girl ebolt
years ole put ipg aghteu ma oh through hole In the
plaster. BUILDING belongs to James Murphy and l. In
tured III the Bowery Insurance Company.
TnE FRoer Rail The friends Of Mr. John Frost In end
10 give grand reception ball to that well Eogsh
patriot, thi evening Il will take place III the City A.
sembly Rooms.