The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-22
city Intelligence.

FIRE IN WORTH SrREI-Shortly after 10 O'Clock last
night fire broke in the attic Of two story frame
house situated at 80 Worth street. occupied by Barnett
Mallon, pawnbroker The first floor the pawn shop
and his dwelling the upper stories. very considera-
bic distribution Of unredccmed pledges made, and
many Of them carried OF by thieves; several how
ever, OF the roguos were caught by the police
and lodged In the station house The Are was
caused, " said, by tho carelessness Of two boys,
who were IN the attic searching for pledges
with candles. Tho roof Of the building " destroyed
and the gable end Of the house No as adjoining also
damaged Mr. Mallon Gays has an insurance Of s. 600
his property 1000 o. which IL in the Peoples lnsu.
Company and the balance In the Jefferson Insurance
Company. The house Is owned by Mrs Hoffman, the
damage 20 the building IL fully covered by insurance.
Building No as Il owned by James Creighton, who
PICS part q for dwelling the other part is let out to
damaged by water. Mr.. Creighton has insurance of
81 600 his building IN the owcry Insurance Company,
and about 5000 on his household effects.
WINTER PARADE Third REGIMENT or HCSsARs.-
Tho third regiment Of Hussars Brooke Postley Colonel
will parade Fun uniform (winter order) Wednesday,
the 18th inst The rendezvous will be at Madison square,
at . O'Clock A. NJ.
military ErcrRross-T Clcary Guard Captain n
nougherty numbering any muskets. their third
annual excursion Jones' Wood Hotel last week
They contcndcd for thirtytwo valuable prizes. Among
The number were the follow iurA ton of coal barrel
az bour very handsome silver watch, two very pretty
silver sets and several others too 10
ton after which, they partok q very sump,uous din
feeling well pleased With their third annual excursion.
Tie Bates Guard, numbering twenty muskets, paraded
81 staten Island where sixteen prizes she, for
The Ocean Guards CART trcinhtun, with nfty muskets
also visited staten Island where there excellent
shooting and nineteen prizes we're distributed ameug the
best shots
The Thomas uahsr guards Cart Bcrran went on their
first annual target excursion the River House They
mustered l02 muakess aud shot for orty ne prizes
Our Own independent Guard, Captain James fstts. with
ffty mnskcs shot for twenty przes Fashiur Among
The yrss thirty dollars worth q cothng presented
by ~ tfilcs~ joseph Keefe
Tho Duane Guard. CAPTAIN Hugh Rurns, with forty
muskcts shot or twenty nvc prges al The River House
The Fdwn q Perrin Guard went their third annual
excursion ~ Fas, New York last week
The whitehall Musketeers, CAPTAIN John Nc'arty. IN.
raded hfty muskets ant c0tenard Tor thirty I've prizes
al Ncehawken, ami had GLORIOUS time.
The Andrew smith Guard cart GeurVe Elliott number.
inf ahout CITY, rank and ne, visited tn fi x Ferty
'snaoreens p and returned home highly lghted With
their excursion.
Tho Ycung TIudson Lleht Guard rarased fsiy muskeU
and sho, for thirty pfizss n Nechagken.
The Ogden Guard aso parndcd lat week and ruoceoied
In creating quite sensation The weather lnc bat
musket and drilled with 4 a. true military sglc his
Old turn out created much mefFmeut .
The tScana iaght Quart. Captain v .Shno numbering
thirty muskcts ven, On tisr fourth annual excurson 10
East New York, whore they shot for thirty valuable
prizes They were accUmpaucd ~ thFfworths band.
The Manning iigh Guard. with twenty ave nuskeia,
shot ior twenty prizcs m Ma Haven Captain Duny
commands this company.
The Sam Light Guard w 20 ~ their hrs, large, eSur
son on Thanksgiving day The 2sth INST The following
strong, FIRST Lieutenant; nicbsa Buckley scooud
Lieutenant; James N. Lynch orderly. William A.
Secretary, Josepb kAins, Ireasurw Tins
company viii 60 10 Jones Wood