The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-12
TIE PHILADELPHIA STOCKHOLDERS
or THE
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
HON. @. GODFREY GUNTEE
LATE nIRENNnR.

The testimonial exhibition YESTERDAY, and was
very much admired by oil who saw IL.
PRACTICAL AID TIE PooR-Having called attention
time the distress OF the poor during this
WINTER owing 10 the high prices Of coal and other
saries, Eastern Star Lodge, No. 221 r. AMI A. NJ has
taken hold OF the matter and appointed committee,
which succeeded IN perectng an arrangement by which
the poor supplied with coal at eight cents peck
tce This coal may be had in quantities not exceeding
bushel at No. III Sixth avenue OF the Peoples Pro-
Company who have donated their labor In the dts
tribution. similar arrangement 10 about 30 be made
regarding -four and mea Would that others might follow
this praiseworthy example.
KNIGHTS 81. PAmcK.-The election OF officers Of the
Knights OF ST. Patrick for the ensuing year win take
place Of the Aston House. st eight O'Clock this evening
Il Il expected that there will be very full attendance
tho occasion. the payment OF the annual Dues
titling members to vote WILL We understand, precedo
sus for the ns1 s. p.ts pag viii BE-
entered upon BY the election Of an executive COMMITTEES
for that purpose
FIRE IN BnKxAS SrRKEr.--A hre broke out at about
halfpast eleven O'Clock last night at No. So Beskman
street, ana ragged furousy up 10 the time Of going
press. The premises runs through the block TO Ann
street. and was completely under tho control OF tho
destructive element will be remembered that three
destroyed several buildings Fulton Ann and Bcekman
streets This time the hre was confined 20 the building
merits Of the steam Ore engines 20 clearly shown az on
this OCCASION The ateness Of the hour which the IRE
occurred prevents us from giving full details Of tho
losses 10 this issue.
FIRE IN TIE BowRnr.-Besveen ten and eleven O'Clock
Monday morning are occurred on tho second door
OF the building No. ia Bowcry, occupied by n. A.
James a. millinery store and dwslliaG. me flames
were soon extngushed. Damage about $50; no insu-
rance Tho building s owned By Jeremiah Dodge; 4 Is
damaged about SOS; insured. Mrs James burned hsr
hands very badly In trying 70 extinesish the nre
LIVE or ARcHssHoP HuGHzs.-A biographical sketch OF
much interest," with portrait has Just been issued from
the once Of the Metropolitan Record. Il gives review
Of the principal events In the life Of the Archbishop with
extracts from some Of his letters and speeches, and Ia
published In . neat pamphlet form Of sixty pages.
DR IowunuRo Cows TO Sno SnG.-After unsuccessful
snort 70 procure new trial, DR.. Lowenbrrg was com.
PEELED TO 70 Sing Sing yesterday TO out hs time
previous TO his execution which will take place a. tho
expiration Of year.
LApuu FAR FOE TEE cHuacn OF 81, BoSvAcx-A fair for
the benefit Of The church or s. Bonce Of Forty
seventh stress and second avenue opened yesterday
BY The ladies' Of Ruppers Turtle Bay Hail. in East Forty
nfth street.
sots RBoumx MASS for the reposs OF the soul Of the
late Archbishop Hughes will be celebrated at tho church
ST. Francis Xavier in Sixteenth street. Thursday
morning At ten o'clock 10 which the public are respect
fully invited. Mozarts music viii DO used on the