The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-06


10 IN RREA1ED-So many persons have expressed Q
desire 70 witness the INFLAMMATION Of Messrs anys
fine estabshment son Broadway, noticed IN the HuALD
for Wednesday thai they have consented TO repeat the
exhibition on Tuesday evening Of next week should the
on win take place the nrt pleasant night following
Boz sHor-A boy, seventeen years Of age by the
name Of Prank Andrews, living at No. Ill West Forty
sixth street. accidentally shot in the neck By the
cartridge OF cannon on the Fourth He was taken in
charge by his friends well cared for and win probably
recover
CHAnBHR OF ConnmCk-The regular monthly meet
ing Of the Chamber Of Commerce will be held to-day a
one O'Clock p NJ, at the rooms No. o3 William street.
corner OF Cedar street. The members requested 70
be present. business OF importance u be transacted
GERMAN HosPIrAL-The Germans Of this city for
the past few years have raised by subscription about
thirty thousand dollars establishing German hospi
tai and plot of ground has been granted by the Com
mon Council in the vicinity of Seventy seventh street
for the erection of hospital building, lease, at
nominal rate. But in consequence OF some msmanage-
ment tho enterprise has been delayed. In the mean
time the Sisters Of Charity have purchased buildings In
Fifth street. between avenues ana q where they in
tend establish German hospital and these buildings
are now being prepared for hospital facilities The sis
tiers Of Charity win receive the support Of the German
population of this city, and the Germans Of the Eleventh
ward are already making arrangements for picnic be
held for the benen Of the institution which the Sisters Of
Charity propose to establish.
The GERMAN SoCmy-IxMGRAnoN Erc.-The Directors
oil the German society tVerWaituugsrutnJ neiu
meeting yesterday At their ONCE in Battery place. Mr.
Bssinger presided and from the reports submitted, 1t
appeared that during the month Of June 255s5 immi
grants were landed at this port Of whom 7el Ger
mans The Germans arrived from the following pors:
$50 in one vessel from Antwerp, 72s in vessels
from Bremen 1000 in eleven from Hamburg, 400 In two
from Hayre, ITO In one from London 7lS in fourteen
II 1851, z,5oS; and IN 1850 $3.50 since the hrst o.
7e,s30, Of whom 1895 were German. During
the same period Of last year the whole number
Of immigrants TO sais port S were lOSsso OF whom or
Germans Fiftyone persons were provided with
employment through the agency Of the. German
muller is Chairman, reported thai s27g rs were dis
tibuted among the poor during the past MONTH and
nshed $3.50 were appropriated to be expended in like
manner during the present month Mr. Bissnger re-
ported that some special arrangements have been made
In connection with the Commissioners of Emigration and
the railroad companies for the security Of the baggage
OF the immigrants which heretofore has often been
stolen lost and some special rules have been adopted
for this purpose Measures also been taken for the
greater security Of the emgants baggage IN emigant
boarding houses and hotels in the city Charles Hen,
chsen proprietor OF Jeges Hotel In Barclay street. was
elected q member Of the German Society,"
TIE CARMEN AND LABoRRRs UPON THE STREETS OF the
city 10 hold meeting at No. 70 Prince street, ct
eleven NJ to-day for the purpose Of considering their
condition in regard 70 opposing the present street clean
ing contractors
THE FnE,nxs FiGBr 10 stated by gentlemen who
were present on tho OCCASION that the remens fracas
which occurred on the Fourth, Eighty fourth street.
quoted down by Assistant Engineer Shaunessy and
Alderman Aasterson Of the Twenty second ward and
not solely by the appearance upon the spot OF the ponce
Of the Twenty second precinct 4
FIRE IN FOURTH eTKxr About eleven O'Clock on Tues
day night fire broke out on the roof OF building NO.
S72 Fourth street, occupied by Edwin Ravens and Will
liam Eppos. The Of roof the building was burned off,
about o STns% y MRS ss ans m
Havens' loss will be about $780, no insurance; Mr.
Eppes' loss will be about 5000
FIRE IN woosrm SrREsr. -Between I've and six O'Clock
on Wednesday morning fire discovered in the four
story brick building in the Of No. Is Wooster street.
occupied by Lawson Ferguson, music printers. The
contents Of the FIRST floor and part Of the stock and
on the upper floors damaged to the extent
OF S. 900. Lawson Ferguson are insured In the st.
Marks and Park Insurance companies. There was Q
81 William Hai Som Loss Insured for 800
in the Brevoort Insurance Company Some owned by
Z. J. Firth Loss $780, no insurance; and some owned
by w. A. Pond Co. Loss 81 boo Insured for 81 600 in
the lenox Insurance Company The building Is owned
by Ms M. Ferguson 1t is damaged TO the extent Of
ST. bo0 and said be insured in the Arctic Insurance
Company The front building is occupied by Mrs Mary
ODonnell boarding house. Furniture slightly dam
aged by water Insured for In the Arctic Insurance
Company Some slight damage by water was done 70 the
furniture house No 70 Greene street. occupied by Her
Brunkhorst Insured for $4,000 in the Baltic In
fireworks woman In Greene street fireworks
enter second story window OF the building about nine
o'clock In the evening and after Few minutes inc sn'
ing the Ere originated the second floor In the vicinity
of where the fireworks fell.
FIRE IN CHAxsRs AND READS SrREK1s-The nrc
which occurred Sunday night between the hours Of
and eleven O'Clock In the building at Nos % and %
Chambers street, and 70 and 81 Resde street. originated
in the Reade street 'front.' In the fourth story Of the Du
pick Elliptic Hoop Skirt Mandatory Of Mcssrs Vests
Bradley Cary. The Of the fire IL entirely mys
terry the Waterman who sleeps the premises made
his rounds only hour before the IRE was discovered
by the policeman duty in that vicinity II 10 there
fore left for the Fire Marshal TO investigate the
and bring 1t light II possible The whole Of the roof
entirely destroyed as also the door Of the fourth
story which used as the finishing room where there
never any fire except FROM the stove in winter, unless
the employees are compelled work ut night as Ia
times the case, when the light furnished is by the gas
The amount Of damage by fire and water TO the Messrs
Wests, Bradley Cary, will amount 10 over 500 900,
which Ia fully covered by insurance, rs follows
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