The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

FIRE IN PLAT sTagEr-Loss ABOUT $50 900.
Between one and two O'Clock yesterday morning a
Gre discovered the nrst floor OF the building No
80 Plat street. in the premises occupied by Gaudelet
Goure, dealers in French patented medicines The flames
soon extended TO the upper aoos and before the fire
extpguished the whole inside OF the upper part Of
the building entirely destroyed From appear
ances the fire have been the heat OF
fue used in manufacturing porcelain In the building No
%. TIE following list Of the occupants and losses
No 32-First floor and basement ocoup cd by Gaudelet
6oure oss eetm sed at $40 000 insured for Sl4 o00
As ADMINISTRATION, IS 900; Columbia, - 900, and
Galatin IS 900 Second third and fourth oors occu-
pied by j. Pardessus dealers in glass ware loss about
$l6 600 fully injured in the Harmony, Excelror uyve
sant and Lafayette Insurance Companies, Part Of the
second floor was occupied ~ Bailey, dealer 10 shoe
findings Ices about IS 600; insured The building Is
owned by Thomas Patton; It is dsmsged about 50 800;
insure for - 800 In the Niagara Insurance Company
No 3o-occupied by Atterbury Co, dealers in anvils;
damaged by water insured for 81 600 in the Home To-
sHc nG s SsU Ssw ao S
for ~ 600 in the Atlantic Insurance Company OF Provi
deuce. The building Is owned BY Thos Patton; damaged
about 1900 Insured for - SEQ In the Niagara Insurance
No 34-occupIed frst and second floors and base
ment by r. Muller X Co, manufacturers OF porcelain;
stock damaged by water about 81 600 Insured for 81
IN the Manhattan ana 81 600 In the Quaker City Insurance
Occupied oV the Sullivan Bppp sse
damaged b. water $50; insured for $4,000 10 the Home
Insurance Company The building is osncd by A. W.
insurance Company.
Nan ora, INDIAN PRrScxss, Is now In
this city, and will attend the Allen Methodist Fps.
copal church to morrow, three O'Clock NJ giving
account OF her Christian experience, the position and
prospects o. her nation and asking the sympathy and
Indian Princess Of the obway tribe, in Canada Sne
has recently returned from England where she has been
grievances Of her people Her reception cordial
and eIcourarrs Tho Society OF Friends 10 London gave
her tribe 5000 10 aid in the recovery Of their lands
The LArx COLONEL +. l. sSow.-Tne funeral obsequies
OF Colonel T. L. snow founder OF the temperance order
styled the E L. Snow Social Union, took place last
evening the Greene Methodist Episcopal church
In addition TO the dense audience, which filled the build
ing Populations Of officers and members from the various
lodges Of the Union In this city present, AMI
cuped positions near the pulpit, att red IN their regsla
After anthem by the choir and address by the
Chairman, Rev. Mathew Hale Smith. 10 brief address,
paid euof siic tribute 70 the deceased whose first
Efforts Ia the Cf temperance he mnutey traced
Addresses were also made by the Rev aessrs Parmec
Hay ward and Harris An ooe composed expressly for the
occasion then rected and the exercises closed with
parting hymn ano beIedlcton.
FATAL RESULT or srARBsG ARRAY Hem y Walker,
secood Of the bark Crusader, who WAS stabbed by
OF the sailors named William skinner, the llth
inst died yesterday at the New Yori Hos pita from
Effects OF his wounds No further testi Guy than
sorded in the deceased dying de arsou Adduced
before the Coroner but upon the strength OF that state
inert alone, the jury decided 10 hold Skinner for trial
The pr,s ner committed 20 the rombs 70 await the
action OF the Grand Jury
RAILROAD cAsrhrY-Asspsxsows MAJ KILLED An
unknown man, apparently an Irish isborcr
and killed the Harlem Railroad, near Sixty fourth
street. Thursday night Deceased attempted 70
the track 10 front Of the advancing train when he
struck BY the locomotive and Almos, i'm medAtey killed
The body cent TO Bellevue Hospital for Identification,
and the Coroner notfe< TO hold an inquest.
THE Rrspsns DEMOCRATIC PROCESSION Tho preparations
for the procession Of Tuesday evening next In which all
democrats about to JOIN, Is progressing well Over
one thousand lamps, with various devices are ready,
and Marshal Ryndsrs working day and night to
give the Demonstration sola unsurpassed 10 political
professions.