The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
City Intelligence.

sTkBBfSG AffRAr AT TANMANY HALL.
Al little past twelve O'Clock this morning party Of
rowdes from the First ward went into rsmmsny Hall to
take drink, and while there got into an alteration
with the bartender and OF the waters when gen.
eral eight ensued, during which ore Of the walters,
named James Trainor, received two severe sisbs
one IN the left side, and the other IN the stomach
Tranor instantly fell to the floor when the rowdies lied
from the house, before the alarm could be given 70 the
police Tranor conveyed tho hospital where HIS
wounds were pronounced OF fatal nature, and Il
said he would not live I'LL morning
QUARTER DAy-Today being the first OF the Last quar-
ter the year for which houses taken landlords and
tenants generally make their arrangements for the coming
year. II is more than probable that we will sec more
moving this year than before, especially among tho
wealthy class who effected by the panic.
Families Will be compelled 10 submit TO poorer accommo
dations Those who In flush times hired the whole Of
large house will change their quarters for apatmentg
and these who could not DO with less than sx will
try and squeeze themselves into three Tho prospect,
therefore Is that rents must down, and that land
lords will nd that there will BE- much difficulty in getting
tenants al reduced rates The depreciation in the value
Of large stores down town will be very great many
commercial firms down town have been wiped out OF CT
stenCe b. the recent revulson For years have been
chronclng ne gradual advance Of rents This year We
hope 70 be able 70 record . reduction Al the
there no danger that the value Of real estate will fall 10
any extent Nay there is reason 70 believe that will
advance prce, ~ The plehofa Of money usually uhem
ployed IN commercial transactions will be invested real
estate IN the absence Of any for IL There viii DO
quite an exodus Brooklyn and the suburbs this year
grow pg OF the chcapness Of rents az compared with
this city AZ things considered think this good time for
tenant 10 axe good bargains with their landords Inv
who gets long lease az the prices which WIFI prevail
ths sprns vii DO well
TrNuAts-Ay lohn octlout, President of tho Bank
ofNew York, who died last thursday was buried from
hs ate residence Saturday Afternoon at O'Clock Tho
funeral service took place Dutch Reformed church
IN afayette place Mr.. oothout WIS for 20 years m
rector and ID years President OF tho Bans lie 20
years Of arc az the time Of his death.
j. u Hobart Hsws, who died on Wednesday last, WINS
buried from hs late residence, No go Broome street
yesterday, a O'Clock. There was arxe concOurse OF
the friends Of the deceascd present Ts funeral service
took place al -. Stephens church. Mr.. laws was 80
years Of age nj the time ~ his death.
REuvAis N HAmJS--The work q revival has been
brought to bear among OF the religious societies in
Harlem dnrrg the pas, week In all the fulness or "
power Ihe Methodist church, under t. pastoral charge
~ FcN hr. WMhbuTn. has held meetings nearly every
DAY and evening, and uumeros arc the converts who
have been brought b. proper understanding OF the
Chihien rehsoH. The Baptist society havc also held
their proracted meetings and increased their nymbcrs
By holding up 10 tho bsnishted the true mis- ion u rist
sriiy. There Is yet hope for Harlem
tIrE ~ Cnysrp srnssr-shortly bc~bre u o'clock on
Sat day night IRE broke out in the fourth floor Of large
tencmt Mt house Mo- 40 Chrye street, in The apartments
occupied by Teams Mulgraw. was cxtIngushed with
few pals Of water. Il the IRE originated
chair which stood by the eide u bureau next 10 their
bedrootn door The chair burnt 10 pieces and
side % the bureau destroyed Tho fire also extended
the door casing TO n small window, and Mr.. and Mrs
Mu1grsw came near suffocang Their loss will amount
70 about f25 no insurance. Tho building s owned by
Mr.. Dunn. OF WI anNbusG, and is damaged about t1b
The Origin the fire seems 10 have been by articles
Of eohng beng accidentally hred WHICH As9s nscSag