The New York herald., 1863-11-09
City Iatsliigence.
FIRE IN II0HrH AvEEUE-AN A0ED w0hAN BURNED
TO DEATH, ETC.

TO DEATH. ErC.
Bstween soven and eight O'Clock on Saturday
ing nre broke In the millinery store No Gas Eighth
avenue, owned BY Mrs. Caroline Meyer Tho flames
spread rapidly and destroyed the stock and hxtures and
also extended TO the stairs and between the ath and as
ter partition 10 the roof The nrenen, usual, were
very prompt and succeeded n combining the nrs TO tho
building In which IL originated.
An elderly lady named Leah Levi who occupied apart
mens on the third floor found burned to death She
had evidently cndeavored to make her escape, and had
fallen the sofa by the window ocer Place found the
unfortunate woman ~ described The body was con.
veycd " the rwentietn precinct station and The Corossr
Mrs Meyer stated 70 Fire Marshal Baker ,h.. sh. had
lust kuded In her stove, IN tho back part OF the
;sss S.ephns oosn ,ss stair. ossphn: that .Sc
the light OF the nre the store that looking in she
saw curtain which hung around the door in the board
partition on rs. she alarmed her mother and OF the
ncehbors came but the smoke and IRE spread too
pidy, and prevented them from subdung the names+
Bowers Insurance Company Her ioss win be about MOO
abe was not insured her household furniture. The
building was owned BY Mr. Aossln and damaged about
$40 has sustained about 500 damage to his stock and
furniture insured for $50 m the ST. Nicholas usrance
| Company, No SO 10 oecnpiod by Peter Quick on the
rrs floor az leather and bindings store and dwelling.
Damage about $780, insured for seco In the Gcrmania IN
| surnnce Company
NArolros's Mrucss sonNs.--By the request u seve
numerous personal friends, Mr.. s. s.snnhan will 70
peat hs excellent lecture the rrezoh invasion OF Mexl
co, at Dodwor,h Hall, 500 broadway, to.morro,
evening, the 10th inst Ths Ssug live lecture iu
teresns al The peop Of this continent, and more esps
ciay the clIIgeps Of the United states may safely
concluded tsi there viii be an ovcrhowng audtHne'
Mr.. shanpt an will treat the subject wth oofuencc an
ability and ne In thoroughly informed on a hat n
sss 10 Mexico, he cannot fail TO interest hs hearers
Gen Sickies and staff Generals Thomas Francis heaghc
I
with tho members of the Legation, and other "notabl
ties will be present on this occasion
INSTITUTION foa RrrruRxp AND cRirrfxp.-M
stated meeting Of the Board or Managers Of the New Yor
fcley l9r ihs ~ q the RuplOrea and erlpr'ca, be-
November q 1903, tic ollowirs seml-annual report ".
read by the surgeon Of the Institution, situated Of No
secoud avenue Received for treatment, 3l3 pate1ts
IN door pat ents so of out door patcutg ais rclcyc
2e6 Treatment foliOws.-Of rupturee, 1l3 cases;
proapsus ueri II Of variooso veins Cor enlarged ver
OF tue lcgs), 2l, Of spinal disease (humpback) 25
lateral curvature OF tho spine Of club feet, IS; ~ hi
,12 of paralysis 80; of white swelling Of the knc
| . OF reformed limbs, 81.
THs InEocsIrurc PRINTERS are a strike See sdve
tsemcnt
Tm FsunwS's Mrrrfyo.--There 10 20 be q meeting
the Cooper Institute this evening, at hafpest sey'
o'clock of the Natl nal Freedmen Relief hssos alto
Naor General Grant has directed Chaplain A. ftk
Superintendent oC Corirabsnds to y bsiorc The lnbl
atthe North the ttrcmr iccessics % the ifcedutHu
his GcYRriutut. and his ihcctIfg T. ipr ihs lhf ~
hacr Geueral scklos hss engaged : = cak. MS hst'
VIII aetni o' %. Rev. lr iVug VIII rusie, nd he
! Dr lei ~ and rev. uf. fich' a. vii sicak.