The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

| ciety Is now In very hourishng condition and has
been enabled by liberal contributions egacies during
the past year. to be the Of doing much good In
the city. lecture delivered by the Rev. Dr. True
on charity, which listened 10 with great attention
! by the ladies present,
| fire, the origin Of which Is unknown broke out
about O'Clock yesterday morning tho fourth floor
of the five story building No lo2 Attorney street. CON-
petey destroying, with their contents the upper four
floors, which used a furniture mandatory. The
loss of stock these floors estimated At fifteen thou
sand dollars which the insurance is four thousand
dollars Some damage was done the first door also
The loss building stated at eight thousand dollars
The adjoining houses Nos. 100, 104 and 1905 in
jured TO extent by water; but the fire did not
spread TO them
dre u No. II Water street, which broke out in
produce establishment the second door, between
twelve and O'Clock yesterday morning. and extended
to the floors above destroyed about Ave thousand dollars
worth Of stock and damaged the building TO the extent
Of about three thousand dollars The losses pnn.
cipaLy covered by insurance.
A fire discovered Wednesday night in lager
beer saloon kept by named Fredmaun at No. l73
Fourth street. but IL exngushed after doing trnins
damage. Suspicion however, Of having fred the place
resting Rosa friedman, sister Of the proprietor she
yesterday aragned and required 10 give thou
sand dollars bail to await an investigation
John D. Banbridgc Of Freehold, New Jersey, was
yesterday brought TO this city In custody Of oncer
and committed TO the Tombs charge Of having some
months ago. stolen five thousand dollars worth Of gov
ernment and per cent bonds from Mrs
Foster OF 100 Wost Twenty -ifth street
young man Of twenty one, named Theodore r. Rock
wel yesterday committed 70 the Tombs on charge
Of stealing goods from Chatham street clothing store
After his arrest he made confession Of his plan Of
operations stating that for time past he had been
the habit Of secretng himself IN the before It
closed In the evening packing up lot Of garments
during the night and after tho establishment was
opened in the morning cooy walking with his
die in the presence OF all the cerks wthos causing
any suspicion on their part.
A riot occurred in Paterson N r., on Wednesday
night between party Of thirty roughs several
railroad hands and SOLDIERS growing out of the refusal OF
the roughs pay their fare train from Jersey City
To Paterson. Bayonets knives pistols stones clubs
and other weapons freely used and the battle ragged
fercciy about rnnutcs when the rowdics were
driven away, carrying with them about dozen injured
Asachel containing eighty thousand dollars yes
terday stolen from an express wagon in Chicago
The stock market unsettled yesterday but closed
steady. Governments were depressed Gold was dull;
and closed at146k 1893.
There especial activity in commercial matters
yesterday and foreign merchandise was the whole,
rather quiet Domestic produce in fair demand,
but irregular. Groceries were quiet Cotton continued
dull and nominal Petroleum rather frmer On
Change -four lower Wheat and corn frmer. |
Oats irmer for sound while unsound were neg
leced and shade weaker Pork dull, heavy and |
lower. Beef steady Cut meats very quiet |
for want, OF stock. Lard quiet and unchanged.
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