The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16


INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GERMAN GIRLs.-This school ID
at No. IA avenue Second street. and is intended
for the street children Of the German quarter of city
for those who from ignorance Of language poverty
Of parents gross indifference to its necessity are un
willing unable to attend the public schools Il has
been open without interruption through two winters and
oDe SUMNER and so far has been very successful Aboat
120 children receive Instruction In it every day except
Saturday and Sunday. good dinner is also provided
for them, with nsat three times week which certain
number OF the older girls assist the m.ron preparing
iron such articles used in the school, and
to keep the house In order The matron bathes each
child once week. and in the afternoon they taught
to sew upon plain garments which given to the IS
they may require them The infant school is uuder
Ss nso es assot.s Of ssr principal Miss ksSg
through pictures until they can understand English
OF age under the charge OF the principal Miss Reed
sisted by the volunteer teachers The ORDER regularity
markabe, and spring from Mss Reeds decided, but
quiet influence, without the use Of punishment or
the winter has been sixty week dividing their a.
tendance between the ,rnng and afternoon The Ii
brary attached to the school contains hundred
umes donations from publishers and friends and about
twenty five children take out books. These re.
turned with regularity and it is considered distinction
amounted to s2S36 g. and the expenses to 6s7 A.
leaving baancs Of s649. Tho children, In addition
TO ana arc osq '. s
report according to which AZ disposed OF within
the last twelve months. Tho number of dinnsrs given
during the fame period was the cost & provisions
25o and the number Of garments and shoeI distributed
since October, 227.
THE AsSvyEsARY OF THE DECLARATION OF wAR.-A
meeting of the Veteran Corps Of 1912 was hsld last even
ing at which large number of the old soldiers were
present. for the purpose Of concluding for
the celebration Of the anniversary Of the declaration of
wsr with Great Britain, ON June 49, 1872 COL Henry
Raymond was In the chair. A committee from the New
York Volunteers waited upon the corps to notify tn
on the occasion. under command Of Capt r. NJ Harper
was then arranged that the corps should assemble in
Brosdway to Fulton ferry, across to Brooklyn and
thence 20 the resting place Of the mortal remains OF the
s 1T
dresses win BY several Of the invited guests
Several Of business were then transacted and
the meeting adjourned.
The CENSUS MARsHAIs.--A specIsf n...si-s ~ the
Cenfus Msrshals, E. W. Morgans chairman, held at
the Broadway House last evening, for the purpose of
making application to the Common Council for an ex-
teneon Of time in the performance Of their duties The
time allotted TO these ocsls is month, which they
cowplsin too short will take at least sixty days,
complained that their remuneration ia not sufficient for
bours day on the average which, at 81 per diem was
but poor pay the Census Marsha are
in very unsstisfed state Of mind.
THE AMERICAN EMoRAN Protective AND EMPLOYMENT
been issued fro which learn that its receipts have
been 81 1922 e. and the expenditures 298 49, leaving
1926 70 cash hand The association purpors to have
been organized for the purpose Of securing emgrants
from the gross and cruel frauds practised upon
them by runners boarding house keepers and Others
and supplying them with good places In the country
in the city the case might be- The society went into
places for 47s2 persons The following the officers
Of the society Cooper president Eeazar Parmly
Rev DR.. Asa Smith, vice presidents; Francis A. Pal
or ns dinps
tsry Jasper Corning recording secretary; D. R. Thorn.
ason, general agent.
ACCIDENT IN NASSAU srREEr-Dr. Alexander Jones,
well known and esteemed citizen, struck by bale
Of cotton which being thrown from cart in Mas
sau street. opposite the Post Office. DR.. Jones was
verely though It is to be hoped not dangerously inur
ed. This practice, by the way, of csrtmen wing
boxes bales and PACK ages Of goods the sidewalk,
without eivitg timely warning, cannot be too severely
RUN OVER AND information was received at
the Coroners Office yesterday that named Robert
Barry had been thrown from . wagon with such vio-
ence that death caused almost Immediately after
ssvi9s the injuries The fatal took place IL
ton proceeded to the spot to hold inquest upon the
body Of the but in consequence Of the absence
OF wituesses obliged to adjourn the case until the
next morning
THE MoRRIs STREET AccIpESr.-Coroner O'Donnen held
inquest pom the body Of Dennis Mullins, the
vho, announced yesterday, was killed by falling
down stairs At his rebceucs ~ motifs street, while in
state Of intoxicaton The jury rendered verdict in
accordance with the absve facts Deceased rs years
Of see, and was . native OF Ireland
MILITARY ExcURsroS.-The Lafayette Rifle Company
attached to the Second Regiment, went target
rurson Tuesday to East New York, accompanied by
Rubers Union Brass Band numbering twenty pieces.
This company, which II large and fine Is compos
cd principally Of Germans and judging from their tar.
get, their craftsmanship Is OF superior order. The
lone Star Guard, Captain Henderson, will parade to-
dsy 70 Hoboken, for exercise In drill.
CHURCH DEDICATION The lecture recently erect
Cd seventh avenue, the corner of Fourteenth
street. win be dedicated with appropriate service on Sun
day next.