The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-31

Chinese ............ IL Total. 25 1903
TRADE MEETING Lat night meeting OF the journey
men house painter, employed in This city was held at
Military ball - 1913 aowery for the purpose Of forming
8 trade union oourue, house, sign and decorative
painters when long s S p ha .nont the
discussed agreed that the meeting should adjourn
until Msrday evening nex to meesat Convention Hall,
Wooster In the vt the evening two or three
hundred eigned their The chief difficulty cen
sisted in for ming union between rms new society and
the old association known a the Journeymen House
Painters Benefit Protective Society
THE late NRw York PUBLIC SCHOOL SOCIETY On
Frioay last the above society mads legal transfer OF
their property 70 The city corp,rahoa Amone,ng 40 70
amount Of their property in personal and res etee
Perfora sl0s $50 49, real $685. 3ootota s6oi 40 46
Frou this To be deducted the following mortgages
held the property: SIS 0o0 BY the Chamber Street
Savings Bank S85 000 BY the Bowsry Savings Bank aud
$50 800 by the Mercantile Insurance Csmpany-leavng
balasc Of S45s 800 AZ free from The real
estate Of the society consisted If seveay school bud.
pes eight leased and twenty one rehted the personal
property OF books inst rn ents. &c.
PUBLIC SCHooIsA feature has been introa uce1 In
the course Of instruction for Of the pr. schools
namely that Of singing by sight from music The classes
oi Ward School No are taught by MIR, Bradbury and
did mush credit to their instructor at the public exaui
nation last week. when girls OF different ages from
twelve to fourteen sang by sight from the ordinary
Of vocal music.
FrEMEH's PROCESSION Yesterday afterneo
gratfed with sight of ,he sev.bose carriage of Nep
tune Hose Company, of Philadelphia which passed BY
the HERALD sfce about O'Clock, P. NJ The committee
of the above company in charge Of this splendid piece
Of workmanship, wers escorted by the members aud
friend Of COlun bian Hese Company No 8, OF New York
city, snd accompanied by favorite band, who played
soSe choice pieces opposite our Office After compli
Hentsy ssluts the marched Mas au street
en- route to the Cry Pases where this unique spee
men of American skill deposited for the purpose Of
exhibition.
FIRE On Friday night FIRE broke out in stable in the
Of No 26o Mott street, owned by Mrs Murray aud
communicated to the adjoining stable No. 256 Mott
street occupied bya grocer buried with great o "a
25S aud 264 Mott street well to the stables at No.
227 Elizabeth street, occupied by John Dooey grocer
The stables al destroy ed and horse burned to
death The buildpgsin the of No 25s Mott street.
which Was occupied by coo-ed people was slightly da
aged. TIE roofs of the bulldogs in of Nos 262
and 264 Mott street destroyed they 1pied
by laboripg and their families. The amount of
damage is estimated at about 81 SOC Insurance 81 50O
by Captain Brennan of the SIKH ward Captain Hart OF
Seventeenth Captain Bradford Of the Tenth, Captain
Diks Of the Fifteenth Sergeant Beach of the Eighth and
Captain scatli Of the Fourteenth ward each with pla
tocn of men.
ANoNHER-Las night fire broke out in house in Thr-
tenth street, near the Tenth avenue but was extIn.
guished with trifipg damage.
CITY RAILROAD AocDENT-on Friday evening, a boy
named John Grogsn met with accident The Thicd
Avenue Railroad having been by one of the
he getting out appears that he stumbled
10 doing So and the wheel of the which 10
tiop passed his right foot iceratiog it severe,
York Hospital.
ACCIDENT FROM AN EXPLOSION RosS Or. On Friday
night about So o'clock, lamp. containing rosio oil
exploded whle IN the act of reiDg filled Toe part that
Wa 6lug the lamp, ut the tIme, had another lgh ed
lamp 10 her hand, when the rosin oil caught FIRE ard
exploded win loud noise lie the report OF pistol
TIE name OF the person Injured IL Mrs. McAray She
lseps small store az No 202 EN- street. and is badly
burned about the breast and facs At the tine Of
the explosion. her clothes eaughs she fortu-
nstsy saved from further Jsssbef ky the intervention Of
tie neiahoors ~hs rushed in nearing the explosion,
and put out the flames.
THROWN FROM HORSE -Yesteradg morning, a man
named Stewart Dunn employed carnsn BY Messrs.
Marshall Co agents for t5e Black Bal, lire of New York
and Liverpool pscbete severely Injured by being
thrown off horse which suddenly started of while
drinking. 1t appears that Dunn had taken the horse
down 10 watering trough the foot of Pc TX slio aud
~ was drinking, whsn, being startled mt something
Passing Sy, the horse suddenly boted of toward, the
Williams urg ferry, throwing the rider violently 70 The
ground.
yeuig man OF the rams of audre~ Wheiao, VINO lie
serving bis time with Carpenter MEG soor
vas pitched out Of wagon, IRE horse which
driving havrg suddenly started Off He vegy n
Injured about the face, which b, div cut a. gel ~
rscienR several coLtusoBs about the eide which
WAS thrown.
FooT roHS OFF By RoPE--Yesterday young Irish
man about eighteen years If age named NJ cha.l Bid
employed on board OF rhe sloop uoioo Csstsio Funk
net with dreadful accident tba vessel about
be moore cd along ide her dcrk Nor RIVER the
docs add IN Q der 70 get conveniently moocsd rope
was thrown from The soop into the other sci where
nade fast BIRD, who had hold shs other eud of
the rore was about TO make tina also fsst ard had it
READY coled Tor that purpose uhsu b. accident h
right foot cot entsnged 10 the and the sloop beog
in full all At the time, the rope suddenly drawn
its full stretch, by which portion of his oo;
completely Off
time in The course Of August about the "a bstweea
Cspaca snd the United S4teseleyen Of he
from either country biting ptted against each ether The
game Will De OF an exciting natn-e.