The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
City Intolllgence,

DIR. MAG00NS LECTURE POSIPoNED-Thc lecture which
to have been delivered by Rev. Dr. Magoon to night,
before the Gillette Young Mems Association at Calvary
Church, the subject OF Mind Your Own Business"
has been postponed until Thursday evening" the I'd inst.
IN consequence Of the death Of prominent member Of
bis church.
TIE COUNT JoASNEs-The Count Joannes announces that
he will deliver this evening" at Hope Chapel his first dis
Discourse 10, Tzs Fsvncn EmIurc mrtrUpus
the audacious insult upon the name and character Of
The Count will probably draw large audi
ence OF the curious
FIRE IN THE BowRY--About two O'Clock yesterday
morning fire discovered in the fancy goods Of
Thomas Phillips, No. 1861 Bowery. The flames spread
rapidly and In short time the contents Of the store and
the upper part Of the building destroyed The loss Of
Mr.. Phillips is estimated at about s. 900; insured for
900 STOCK fixtures and furniture in the following
companes:--New. York Equitable, 81 2O0 Atlantic, Of
Brooklyn, 81 AGO. and Hamilton, 81 400 The jewelry
store and dwelling of Thomas Robohn in part Of the same
building, and known No. l66 Bowery, considerably
damaged. The loss on furniture will be about $500 in
sured for $500 in the Insurance Company The
damage to the store will be principally to the fxtures
probably about $780, insured for 81 500 in the Stuyvesant
and 81 500 the Merchants Insurance companies The
building belongs to the estate of r. Hadley. II damaged
about 81 and insured for 81 900 in the United States
insurance. Company. No. l6s Bowery is occupied by
John II. Collins segar store and dwelling. His furn
damaged about $780, and his store probably about
$780, insured for 81 600 in the Rutgers and 81 in the
ing, known ss No leSK occupied by John AFFORD
book store and dwelling. His furniture and stock
slightly damaged by water; insured for $4,000 in the
Bowcry Insurance Company TIE building is owned by
Mr. AFFORD II is damaged about $780, and is insured for
81 200 in the New York Fire and Marine Insurance Com
paby. The origin Of the fire is not known at present.
FIRE IN WEST Thirty THIRD STREEr.-Between one and
two o'clock yesterday morning fire broke out in
the liquor store of John McCabe at No 34s West Thirty
third street. The remen early at the premises and
extipeushed the flames. The stock Of liquors and ix-
considerably damaged probably the amount
Of $500. The building Is owned by Hugh Macnespe and
s damaged about $780, insured Mr.. McCabe ia insured
on his stock s400 and on his fixtures and furniture s225
IN the Hamilton Insurance Company. The flames spread
to the house No. Sal, adjoining, owned by Patrick
McQuade, damaging about S10Q; insured for $500 In
the North River Insurance Company Mr.. McCabe, in his
excitement to give alarm the time of the fire. seized
oaded pistol and discharged IL, injurng his hand
severely.
FIRE IN SEVENTY SECOND SnKEr-About seven O'Clock
Monday night unoccupicd frame dwelling house in
Seventy second street. Ninth avenue owned by Mr.
Poion, discovered to be fire. The flames spread
rapidly and the building consumed The loss s
about 81 Goo On the 18th Of January same building
was discovered TO be on e by the police Of the Twenty
second precinct and the flames extngushed before the
fire bad made much Roadway. II seems the ncendiary
was determined to succeed for the building now heap
al