The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07


sies Emma Stanley her wonderful and entranolnG
performance Of the :" seven Ages Of wonan," aso V
full and approciatrg audience.
City InteInsenoe.
FNx IN EIGHTEENTH srRHET-FIvB HORSES AND ONE
COW BURNED TO DEATH.
Shortly before three O'Clock on saturday morning,
FIRE broke out In thres story brick building situate Il
Nos 293 AID 2q6 East Egheeuth street. betwesa
and B. Ths building was totally destroyed, together
with TIVE story brick building adjoining To three
story building wa owned and occupied BY Charles A.
Doughty, caypsater and builder Tho estmatsd value Of
The building b about 81 500; this thero was
psurapoe Of 81 200 divided between the 81. Nicholas ana
Pacific Ipsursroe Ccmpapiea Th insurance included the
stables iD which Mr. Douahty had oss horse a0d
COW and Elk borses stabbed by Zeder Herr scAveugess
out Of this number only two horses we're ex1cated Mr.
Doughty lost bis horse and COW, ard Zeder Herr four
horses.
ne two story building was owred BY Mr.. Mccormick
rbe loss will amount 70 about 81 500 insurance Ad-
joining the two story building q story franc
Bis stock vas damaged 70 the amount Of $50; NO in
In bo of tho latter premises Hunt kept
wood ard end manufactured kndlinss. Loss about
II wac rrmcred that the fire was the wort or ipcsa
Diary as two boys tn jump the fence from
the csroentsS chop a. the time the fire broke out, tho
Fire habai early at the premises and aided by tn
poc' Of the Shtes 9TH ward went into mmecsse in
ves'estop Ore Of the boys who Is SAID TO have jumped
the fence In question the Marshal directed be
to the station house. there 70 examnston There
to be but little doubt thu, the fire the wfu'
Of but whether the boys the guilty parties
ia . matter yet to be developed.
CHURCH THE EoIY PEDFazR, THIRD SrREEr--Ths SER
vices in the above church peculiarly interesting
YESTERDAY and beh mass celebrated BY the Germans
with greet pcmp and sclempity The Rev william
wyrch, c. So native OF this city. having been or.
Gained priest the c9th ut in Baltimore celebrated bis
first mass from the fact that be is the rst priest
given TO the church b. the above parish the attend dance
vas w Usually large From early hour the chapel
debseiy CROWDED by Germans, and when the ssrvces
commenced a large humber were obliged to remain
outside, being unable to obtain admission The church
was tssteuly ceooratee with flowers and the lighted
candles ca the sars together with the uniforms OF the
guard" attached 70 the church who occupied be-
e s r.hs u IN IN ana spectacle
mop In th German language, In which he feelngly siud
% 70 the accssn OF Mr. Wyrch to the priesthood and
the religious feeling which was manifested by the parish
DxAIH OF JosKT L. JosnT-Previous 10 the panic II
1887 the banking house of Joseph Brothers reported
70 be tie weahlest In this country. Certain IL that
their operatens most extensive SCALE and heir
liabilities when they failed counted by millions.
The Joeephs the agents Of the Rothschilds In this
tho their failure more 70 precpste the
great panic Of 1887 than any other event OF tho time
In iacs their failure w very similar TO- and produced
pretty much the Same effect did that Of the Ohio Life
and Trust Company, in 1857 The bouse occupied BY the
Josepbs stood the lot occupied
eulsr, The booze, which new, fell few days before
the firm did commercially. The fall took place at mid
Announced thai Joseoh l. Joseph Who WAS the head Of
this cpce great banking firm, dead Sioce the failure
the brothers have pursued various occupations bat have
Dever been heard OF a. bsnkers There several OF
them, and they are Gil Understood 10 be poor.
The DIFFICULTY ZIos's CoLoRED CHURCH Sixth street
not yet adjusted, and there likely be much trouble
before is. On last Friday evening high words passed
between the brethren and Saturday complaints were
Justice and warrants issued tor the
Of several Of the Al eyed disturbcrs Rev Mr. III
men st Keeps possession OF the pulpit and the majo
Iy o. the sons1eg.uon sustain him The other pseschsr
occupied The pulpit yesterday morning and evening.
srABBryc ARRAY on THE FIVE PorSrs --Early Sun
day morning two men, named Timothy J. sullvn, uvins
al No Mulberry street, and Patrick Shay Of No Ms
sion place, got into fight together the Five Points,
when the former drew knife and stabbed his adversaxy
IN the face, INJECTING . severe wound. Sullivan was
promptly arrested By the Sixth ward police and commit
ted by Justice Osborne for trial. Shay was conveyed 70
SERIOUS AnRAY.-Ab,st two O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing collision took place between some young who
were walking down the Bowery and others who 20
irgup. eight ensued and one Of the party, named
James Quinn residing las Forsyth street. stabbed
In the thigh and cheek but net dangerously HIS wounds
10 his resideece
fm DANCES All EAnoSs-Mn Kate Luby, Il her
academy in Blocker street, delivered The other evening
TO delighted audience, learned and Interesting lecture
I" on the dances OF al nAtorsr H@ descriptions Of the
various dances OF civilized scmi civilized and savage
countries very instructive and suggestive 10
the historical STUDENT The moral applied by The &C.
the procession me coniesdsd that he exercise o. dan
eng developed The physical frame thst from Che earliest
40 The most ostnsusbed for their WARRIOR, and thai
In own day the nations the most advanced In oivza
ton and In the arts Of peace and also the mos
lecture followed by hop involving twenty dfereas
dances by the company. Mrs Luby halls from the old
"coud Do some things a well a other she achieved
decided success.
DECENT rroS AN IMRoyrs Houm-The renth ward DO
lice on Saturday night made descent upon alleged
sort Of thieves abandoned females and Others ks by
Vim Hepiger, German. 10 Essex street, and arrest
prisoners taken before Justice Brennan, Who locked
up the most Of them, and discharged the others Win
reprimand Henser VI. held 70 answer The charged
Frs IN Avryrs B.-Abous two O'Clock on saturday
morning ere broke out In the cabinet shop In the
Of No. 22o Avenue b, owned BY Sebastian Fredericks
The aremen promptly extpeuisbed the Gre The damage
done 70 the stock Win be about $50 insurance. The
building 10 owned By George Gould. n 10 damaged about
$780, and insured for $500 Osy Insurance. Compa
ny. TIE ere originated the privy and Wa doubt
The work of N inoepdary.
rn, m BsoApwsr-sboruy before 10 O'Clock on ssur.
day night fire discovered the range factory Of
Cospen Budd, No sec Brusdwsy, in the basement
The hrtmen we're promptly at the premises and cxtin-
suished the IRE ne damage done vas rinlpg.
Fpr IN CsRysrn e1sn-About O'Clock on Sunday
morning Ere broke the roof Of The frame build
ing No. ltT chryssie street. II exiting ushed;
dsmsee about SO Insured the ssuyvcsant Insurance
Con pany, and owned by VIM Van Wort Some slight
damsse done by wafer 10 the furniture Of the
pants. The FIRST floor h occupied . milk depot by
Charles Kuhn: stock damaged By water about sb. In
sure6 for $500 In the Astor Insurance Company The Ere
originated from . defect In the chimney Cue.
FiRs Hrrscs srRM.-Betveen seven and eight
O'Clock last evening TIE alarm for the Eighth district
caused BY ere breaking out In the carpenter shop
longing 10 Albert Cbeeseboroueh ard VI Smith situated
nj No 20 and % Hudson street The fireman were very
quickly n work ana subdued the flames before they
spread beyond the building In which the Ere originated
The Chief Epgireer w@ present and directed portion f
the roof 10 be torn down " prevent accident Damage
the building about $780, and 10 the stock and tools Of
both occupants about $500 Neither OF she occupants
ai the Ere could NOD learn any Part Of the