The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
City IaIs lIiStoces

FIRE IN CARMrE STREET ARREST on PauO Low o. SIS
ncoN or ARSON Between twelve and oro O'Clock on
THURSDAY morning hre broke out Ia grocery s;ore a.
No Is CarmDe s1eet kept by Philo Low. Oh,er Girau
OF the Ninth wsrd mo FIRST person in the store after
The doors wee broken open The officer descrheF 10 aa
bdavit taken by the Fire Marshal before Justcs Qaskeo
bush, that on passing into the store he lot Of CON
bnssIbe material Of the counter fire. ths,
bg Judgment, there appeared like preparation made
to wDuy burn the store, He endea7ered beat ont the
bTe with bis club called for water out obtaining
any be was compelled leave tue store. rhe lremel
eoon came and got stream tie ERE 10 consequence
oil tie suspicious appearance OF the fire the officer arrest
Cd Mr.. iow on an alleged charge Of wuly firing tbs
81 leo On biz sock Of groceries in the Hamilton Insurance
Company II Ia said the stock ths the n,e o,
the nre estimated ct about $500. Justice Qlsckenbush
committed Mr. Low 70 await the further Investigation OF
the Fire MArrhsl
BAr1Isr seHooL EXCURSION On Wednesday the Sab
bath school and coUgregsuon Of the Sixteenth street
BaIutt church made ,her annual excursion Bodies
Grove. steamboat 1nd the barge Cedar Hill
chartered for the oocason euo ct early hour abou
eight hundred persons procseced thsr delightful
journey, accompanied by gtcd guests among
whom were AeesIs, Pardee aho Horace Waters. BAUD
OF juvenile vocaiss, Consisting OF Eessrs Godipg,
1boIDe and Dkves under the crectioo or Mr. Waters,
severa appropriate duets and chornses, which con
rbuted very much the pleasure OF the soosts
The party returned In the evening" aer spending an ex
ceedpsy peasant day the banks Of the Hudsoa, no
thing occurring to mar tho pleasure of the OCCASION
such ANNUAL excuT3One tend 10 cuVhte the SOC a. feel
nss Of both religious and secular associations. and should
be encouraged.
NATIONAL TxAosRzs' ASSOCIATION The second anuua
meeting of the National Teachers Association will be held
In Washington, D. O., the 10th OF August. Is is ex
pected that this will be the largest and most influential
educational gathering thai has been convened in the
United States.
SUDDEN DxArH "A man named Cornelius Dash, aged "a,
died suodeply about eight O'Clock last evenisg ia tee
OF No AZ LAurens street, from the bursting oil
blOOdveeeel The Coroner wAs D0tin a.
DIED AT The HosrrrAL "A man named Mclaughlin who
felt through the hatcbwsy Of the United States bonded
sArehOUss about ten days died evening at the
New York Hospital from the injuries received
ahe u, awnings OF the SUSSEX County aod
GoosoSdaaed Lottery Of Delaware
FRANCE. BRoADsENrs 1 CO.,
uANAcERs-
rhs L<ss Of the ss,e OF Delaware n, las sesso
having svet France Bro~tbents Co. lottery fo
yebps the undervsne6 Comma sppou
oey &c heaeSy es H.. Se ~. s nun
b,rs drawn this day
SUSSEX CouNrv-I1As No lO0 july q, Iss.
Q, a., %, 46, Ga, 80, 6, 81, IL, co, so, q, a.
CONSOLIDATED LorrrsY-oIAss 81 July q, l@s.
CO, co, 67, q, H. 2, 49, 49, As, Is, 7, Az 10, SO.
Witness our hands 1t Wilmington, Delaware tAs Thurs
cay. the lie. day q Juiy 1889
s $ss SSi !! Ass44.. Commissioner.
FRANCE. BkOAD5ENfB co.
Wilmington, Delaware
Drawings OF Wood, Eddy 4 Co.'s Losserle.
T. 3, SO, IS, 6, 10, 62, 8, q, As, Is. rs.
Dr1IvARs oIAss No sos JuLr q, 1889