The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18
CITY Intelligence.

THp FIVE Csyr AND Tss CEsT SrAGEs-CoRRYcrIoy. We
are requested Blocker street line have
had boards the top OF thor stages with the words
"Fsre FIVE cen,s' ever the time when the fare
reduced from six cents TO half dne. The boards are
there ore, nothing new as was previously stated The
stages which ss,i for i've cents the following:
1--WE CENT STAGES.
broadway and Blocker street line
Broadway and Houston street line.
Broadway and Second street line
The Bowery lines.
The Grand street lines.
The East Broadway line.
TEN CENT sTAGE2
The ten cent stages are tho foiowing:--
The Madison avenue limo.
The Filth avenue line.
The Consolidated stage line.
The Twenty-third street and Broadway hne.
The Sixth avenue and Broadway line.
CrY TAxArfoE-Al interested In the welfare and pros
pery OF tho city msy congratulate themselves upoa the
success which has attended the efforts Of the committee
OF the Citizens Association. who have visited Albany
during past week for the purpose OF reducing the tax
levy asked for by municipal goverpmsnt. Through
their exerlions three millions will be saved 10 those
whose burdens already grievous enough from this
source. We hope 1t will stay saved.
LADIES' FAIR AT 81. MARy's RoxAs CATHOLIC CHURCH.
This wees the Fair which has boon opened In the
basement Of St. Marys Roman Catholic church 10 Grand
street win be continued Tho attendance thus far has
been quite large, and from tho praseworthy object for
which the has been institutedthat OF purchasing
organ for the church-thero is little doubt that .
large amount viii be realized. Tho Rev. Archdeaoon
NaNroh IS tho taleuteu aud respected pastor Of Inis
church.
FIRE IN Crrr s1srEr-About two O'Clock yesterday
morning Gre was discovered on tho fourth floor OF
building No. OF CHI street, In premises occupied by
william Uhandless 4 Son, silver platers. The flames
spread to the nth floor, occupied BY the vulcante jew
ery Company, and also burned through 10 the third
story, occupied by James, Smith h Co., jewellers,
at which place the frcmen succeeded In ex.
tnguishing the nro. The two upper floors and roof
were entirely destroyed Chandess Son loss VIII be
about 81 900; said " berinsured. King keton ma
chnists occupied the front part OF the fourth noor
damage about 81 200 insured The loss OF the Vucanne
Jewery Company Is about 5000 said 70 90 insured
James, Smith CO.'S loss win be about $500 Insured
The second door 10 occupied by Boesen stscnen, ma
chinsts damage about $500; Insured ior Szo, In ~
Nicholas Aston and Grocers' Insurance companies NO
o5 IL occupied by II. Fem X Co., manufacturers OF
faucets, aud by s. Kurz, maohinst their stocks are
somewhat damaged by water. No. 20 occupied by
Henry A. Burr manufacturer OF hat bodies, and aso the
arst floor OF NJ. 81; stock damaged BY water about
1000 fully Insured Wood Hughes, jewellers, also
occupy the third floor OF No. 90 their stock and ms
cbinery ia damaged by water about 5000 said TO DO In
sured The buildings are owned by Henry A. Burr
thew are damaged about 600; fully insured 10 the Lo
rIlIari Peter sooper and other companies The fre
supposed caused IN some way by tho forge around
which appeaHe 10 have commenced