The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21


made but with tbs enterprise hspefuluess which cha
racterzes all financial operations our monsyed
beginning turn their attention real estate and TO
change their cash for costly architectural piles with the
hope them productive. II 10 not impossible
that building may bs prosecuted with great vgor next
year greater number Of splcndid bulldogs will be erect
ed than In any previous year since New York was vii
We have already given ths new buildings Broadway.
In addition 70 tbeee proposed to erect German thea
tire and summer garden on the lots Nos- 100 and 2ol
BoweTy, and the has already been commenced The
entire lot 100 feet deep with front the Bowery
OF fifty feet and . breadth In tho rear Of 100
feet. The building will be about rs feet square,
two thousand persops A the plan Ia to have summer
garden with the thsa,s Is intended TO have large
containing stalls Of novel construction the whole COVER
cd with tent which will allow free circulation
with the second tier Of boxes and which will over
look the garden Messrs Hoype Ho'lermADn are 70 be
lager bier Concern The interior win be richly dsocrssd
IL expected to be ready by the Fourth OF July next
The store Of Lord Taylor, corner OF Broadway and
II will have front OF 100 feet; the building will be OF
marble, and will be Of the modern Italian style. Tho
pane, each which viii cost $780, Tho total cos. Will
store il to DO erected At the corner Of Duane and
Church streets for Mr. d. Babcock. will be Of Nova
Scotia brown store i've stories high and will have afron
Of 100 feet each Of the streets new store 70 be
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hle, five stories high, and will cost $26 900
ARREST OF Ex CoUNCnMN FOR INTERFERING WITH THx Po
r-Poceman Rich, OF the First precinct, reports that
on Friday afternoon he arrested man named Matthew
Mun for dsordery conduct and took him to the Lower
Police Court but magistrate appearing for hour and
half be took his prisoner 10 tho Of Centre and
Franklin streets for the purpose OF washing of the blood
from his face While there the prisoner started and
out The officer attempted to pursue him, but for
ODonne OF the sixth and Nike saith, Of toe fourteenth
wards who closed the door and would mol let him 20 out
BE finally sprarg through the glass Of the door,
ed his and then returned and arrested the Coun
clmen, whom he took TO the station house. Between six
and O'Clock Justice Brennan sent for and he
released the prisoners their promising TO appear on
Saturday morning and answer charge Of Interfering
with an officer"
TIE CANKKR WORMS have made their appearance Ia all
the public squares and pedestrians who have occasion TO
pass through them will find these amiable and agreeable
insects all their clothing One will take up his abode
in the ear, another will hang pendant from the beard,
while whole colony Of little wrisgers will insnuate
themselves into the creaes Of the cravat and inside the
collar The playful antics OF these little creatures Is
charming The keepers OF the public parks we're we'll
that the middle OF June would bring An abundance
Of these vermp unless proper preventAtvee used
but as they took no measures 70 prevent their comng
that they here 1t Ia TO be hoped that they will
do omesbpg 70 abste the nuisance let tar and sulphur
be mixed and set fire, and the smoke Of this compound
will soon bring them down. This should be done early In
the morning. The trees should BIS sprinkled with limo
dust also. The white millers which como from these
worms destroyed
torches in the trees. They will fly into the fame and DO
des iroyed.
ASSAULT UPoS OFrcR-A named Patrick Fitz.
simmons Friday night entered the grocery Of Aaron
Browning, No IL CAtbsrine slip and began assault
upon the proprietor. Policeman Anderson Of the Seventh
precinct nterfered, when Ftzsimmons turned upon the
officer, who obliged TO his club and the rowdy
severely injured by blow upon the head with It, He
WAS sent TO the New York Hospital.
srABmNG ArrRAy.-George Renk and George Levy, Ger
loba tnto polfa
Of Beekman and Cliff streets on Friday evening" in re-
gard Levy working for less than the usual pay During
the alteration Renk drew knife and stabbed his antago
Sis in the right arm and thigh INJECTING severe wounds
examination Levy was taken 10 his residence.
srABBIso ARRAY THE SEVENTEENTH wARD.-About
bali past four O'Clock Sunday afternoon alteration
took place between two Germans named Bernard Hooten
and Isaac Steele, ct as Rivrgton street, when Hooften
stabbed Steele in the back inicsng serious n not fatal
tentops for some time to young German girl, and wN
visit 70 steeles house, when the latter told the
being Germany. This epraged Hooften that words
paseed between them, when he nnaly drew knife and
stabbed Steele in the back His wounds were dressed
by DR.. Mott
FIRE BRoApwAy.-shortly before twelve O'Clock on
Saturday night fire occurred In . small unoccupied
store situated at No. sat Broadway The FIRE
exnguished by the remen Tho flames extended up the
Of the house and fred the gutter and spread TO the
roof. Damage 70 the building about $500 insured In The
Lorilard Insurance Company. The upper part Of the
house occupied by Mr.. william Rhodes dwelling;
his household effects damaged by water probably
10 the amount OF $50; covered by IN insurance OF
81 800 In tho Lorard Insurance Company. seems
that carpenter fitting tho store for segar dealer
ramed Lobe, and upset fluid lamp amongst the shay
pgs, which In alleged 70 be tho origin OF the Ere The
flames also extended into the book and stationery store
adjoining kept by F. d. Rogers, damaging the stock about
$500. No insurance.
MuuARy PARArE-me Second brigade have field day
on Hamilton square, commencing at ton A. NJ this
Ing which, after a recess will DO continued At two p NJ
The brigade CONSISTS OF the 9TH Artillery and 9th and 9th
Infantry.
REscusp IRON DRowNTSG.-About eight O'Clock yester.
day evening, the South ferry boat Brooklyn enter
ing her slip the New York side. man name un-
knowp) whilo intoxicated fell overheard He would no
doubt have been drowned but FOR the timely assistance OF
Messrs. II. A. and N. y. Mas, Hell Gate pilots.
Cricxr-rhe FIRST game OF . homo and home match
between sixteen OF the Newark Cricket Club the ars
eleven Of the New York Club, will be played in Newark
on the 23d snd Oath inst
"a Citizen who has eot . Noee' complains that the
Mayor and the Chairman Of The Commissioners OF The
Board Of Health deficient that important organ
t lesst In the OF smell Otherwise, he says that
tbeee gentlemen Who daily pass by his door would, for
their sakee take 10 have the ordinances
OF the Board enforced. The recommendation We think,
should be extended IN the city generally.