The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-14
Ctty Intelligence.

IxspveroS n, yfE UspNForMrD sfIrrIA--The annual in
speoton OF se ununormed militia Of this city took place
on the street corners Of the various military
districts OF was repetition Of the farcical dis
MAY that takes place from year TO OF raw troops
ar. with broomstcks, guns bunderbusses musHcts
,.ih barrels and some without Revolutionary muskets
and rusty musksts, minus ramrod and some minus
lock- stock or barrel The "tnrn outs all rded lots VI
nun 10 ragged urchns aud big boys and-that was all
TIE LATE SENATOR BRoprRrx, On Wednesday evening
the members Of Howard Engine Company No. "a, helda
meeting TO testify their respect to the memory Of the late
Senator Broderich, who tire foreman Of tat
company. committee was aPpoeted 10 prepare feolu
tons and invite the Frederick Guard 60 meet Win mem al
Their next meeting.
The MILITIA T,x.-Tne amount Of the military cuunmu
tatous received at the Tax Commissioners Office up the
closing IL the occ Wednesday evening, 1916 So
In addition this there has been paid in attae Marshns
oace in Fulton street between s.. 400 AMI 5000 FAC
Committee Of the Division Board have craclu led tex-
tend the time for corsmu.aticn few days iong.r.
Sous or TfNrERASsE.-The snnua session of the Grand
Division Of the Seas Of Temperance, for hstctn New
York was held "Wednesday afterncon and evening at
Columbian Hail. in this city, G. W. p GULL Pesiing.
TIE session largely attenced than any previous
eession in five or six Years past The ohicrTs reports
of encouraging character. The quarterly SEES
SONS be held IN January Ia BROOKLYN April, in
New York. and in liy, at SANDY Hill, Wasa gton coun
year,Iohn " srrns G. W, r., lie Nassau street, New
| York, Of Greenpcint, 1893; Vim E Mactcaongh, G. w.
A., OF Haf1A0nbY NO D. New a. iesSes, VI vi
EUREKA, No. lsT, of William burg VIM, II Armstrong,
C. Treasurer al Harmony, No 8, NewAork; Slas Met
calf &. Chaplain, Of Eurcia, No 1877, Williamsburg;
D. Strlwaeeon. g. Conductor, Of Fissnng, No. s; NJ
Bingham q. Sentinel, OF sircokiyn, Ne. i3
FIRE IN TWENTIETH srRErr-TirRrs HORSES BURNED TO
Between and eight O'Clock last evening
FIRE broke out in the frame stables q P. r. g. T. Young
at No 327 West Twentieth street, near the Eleventh
The fire spread rapidly and in few minutes
enyeoped the whole of the sasss in flames, and the
three horses herek burned death Messrs Young
dealers in coat and kindng wood. The flames spread
from the stables to the frame sheds used for the
engine and machinery for cutting the wood.
Tbs hremen succeeded in soIring the progress Of the
IRE, destroy ing only about twohrds Of the sheds Mr.
Young estimates the value q his horses at $4Oo The
damage To the Stock together with the damage TO the
engine and machinery, amounts to about $500 No
insurance any part The sheds and stables belong to
C. Wardel; the damage will amount TO about $500; no
insurance The fre evidently the act Of incendares
and Is believed 10 have been done by boys. The
Fire Marshal early at che premises and active
measures TO ferret out the guilty parties.
FmxNAN KHIED.-Iast evening New York fireman,
named John Thomas, accidentally iell Engine No. g. at
Mo,t Haven, and was instantly killed. His body was
brought TO the Forty second street depot and the Coroner
notified.