The New York herald., 1866-08-31
CITY IHTELLIGENCE.


REVIVAL or BuslSsss--As EAaLr FAIL. TRADE Every.
thing indicates that the fall trade will commence
ussaly early In this city During the last few days the
Aof House and othss principal hotels have been crowd.
ed U overhowing With business from all paris -
the country These gentlemen are now looking around
fow days will commence making their purchases. rAe
for this early revival Of the fall trade doubtless
country have for the last few yea bssn buying merely
from hand 70 mouth, and their stocks as this tine
cool and pissss.. weather has also hsa something 70 =
with bringing them 70 market some wseka before the
usual time Tho next six months seem destined y b
unusually busy and prosperous Ones during which New
York will continue TO thrive at unprecedented rata
PRESENTATION TO REV. FATHER RnorHY, or 81. PAuL's
RoxAs CATHOLIC CHuRoR, HARLzn--On Wednesday even
ing. the parishioners Of 81. Pauis Roman Catholic
Church, Harlem presented 10 their pastor Rev. GecsEs
departure Tor Europe Mr John Scsorey ieS made Ss
presentation speech on behalf Of the donors Father
Bophy has been pastor Of this church for some fouss
years, and this testimonial was eminently deserved
Run OVER sY RAnRoAD CARA little boy named
Charles Campbell aged six years, residing At 2oa West
Twenty fifth street, was by OF the Hudson
River Railroad at four O'Clock yesterday aernoss
and very seriously injured The accident occurred %
streets Tho little sufferer was taken to Bsicvae Hos
pi,s BY ofncer No 1879 Of the Twentistn precinct
FATAL ACCIDENT About one o'clock yesterday afssr-
doom Patrick Walsh, aborer employed In the govern
ment storoh0use corner Of Hubert and Washingtoa
streets. attempted to walk q plank which had bees
placed across the hatchway the fifth foor slipped
And fell TO the bottom OF the building, causing anoes
instant death The body vas taken up and conveyed 70
the Morgue Bellevue Hospital where Coroner Naumann
was notified to hold an inquest Deceased lived on the
Of Broome and Crosby streets where be has ot
a widow and three children
DsAm FRspxRIcx TARn, HEro or is12-The few
remaining comrades that yet survive Frederick Taxr
assembled yesterday 81 his late residence, 2se wes
rxyS Sph tbo..
fellow soldier long and sulogstio discourse
ing the deceased and also the vanIties OF life WAS
attentvey listened 10 by the old veterans who, In al
probability In the course Of ten years win be among
those that were The rcmans were followed to Green
wood Cemetery BY these Old men, who, fourteen years
ago, whom the organization first started could mus
ter nearly fve hundred strong, but who could l9t
turn out more than sixty.
REwARo OF Mxarr 1t will be remembered that some
days article appeared in the HERALD describing
shs daring exploit Of young man who at the risk of
his so own e succeeded IN rsssaips some young ladies'
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yes;--Prsssn'es % ? Z Cuil,osn BY General 2 Hes:
their appreciation of his noble daring saving The lives
Of shsir dsushssrsa he Highlands Of Ssvssink, nj,
August j, 1906 - DO,
sOcrDs aoou, half past lodl On Ysdnssday
eiuvou man nameu Edvafu Heiiings an uphoIstefegt
doing business II West Twenty seventh street. ressA
ing 10 thirteenth street. between rifth and sixth ave-
nues committed suicide IN liquor store i,lss Brosl-
way. BY shooting himself with a pisol He bad bcsa
exhibiting the pistols large six barreed Colts rrvo-
yer TO frsnd who was With him, after which no dsli-
peratey, without any previous iniimston Of any such
intention, raised the pistol 70 his head and fred Hs
expired almos, instantly His body was sen, to the
dead house The remaining nve chambers Of the pistol
were loaded Tue caps being IN appearance quite new,
bright and u9soled No reason . known for the rash
counts and papers or no special importance was found
In his pocket but there nothing 10 throw any lghs
upon the s,rangoness Of his conduct
FRs II Carscs srrKxr Shortly before nine O'Clock
last night nre broke out in the cellar OF 10 Church
street. occupied by Kelley dealer in rags and paper
stock The flames extended up the of the building
roofs Of III. 2ie and 22l were considerably damaged
Keieys loss will be about $500, said 10 be insured.
The upper par of 2is occupied by several coorcd
families, who have sustained consderabe damage 70
The upper rsd Of 22i Is occupied by Mare Pleus
Is a lodging house damage By water about ssoO;
,nsurci for 800 az the ~ sansa.,aa ns. in.n,anes
pied by Henry Duhme as dwelling and lager
becr saloon damage by wser 70 furniture
,lout sioo insured for 5000 in the New Amsterdam
damage about 500; Insured for 800 in tho
Brooklyn Insurance Company. The building Is Owned
.rcd for o. 900 in the North River Insurance Compsny
No 70 Ispsnsrd street. the of Church street
occupied b. John stewart and others their funltnrs
vac slightly damaged ey -si', no %, insurance g To:
have recently been purchased BY Mr. kngsand and the
lsusnts received notice yesterday 10 remove within
Ihitty days As ,he properly 70 oe torn dows ~.
Insured Several rim0rs we're aaost regarding ne
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