The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-24
CITY INTXLio. ENCE.

81 MioaAsLs scaool MAosfncxsy h. ou0ArsosAl Es-
rssrRIsE The Characteristic enterprise sdA e'euoy ~
the Rev Father Donnelly yesterday in slsa'sd y
his announcing from the altar Of 81. MicbasAS " h~
pensioners the purchase extsnsve plo 9on1
adjoining that church, and vacant. This PROPERTY
viii be made the site Of school house upon tho most
ample scale for the education of youth OF the par
aud Tor other conyenences Of the religious and educa
tionsi needs of st. Mchael's congregation Sutscrp-
lions have already been received Sufficient for this
post while further effort the completion
THIS enterprise upon scale which viii be inferred from
the following general details Of the proposed building
The school in architectural appearance will
to none in the city, and will be probably the largest IL
VIII no ninety eight feet nine inches front Ninth
twenty feet deep the north SIDE and seventy Ave fect
on Thirty first street The cellar will be open all
sides facing the yard with which will communicate
openings between arcled piers; thus there will be
area OF nearly seven thousand square feet for play
ground for the children. This yard will also comnuni
cate with the basement N the church. Above win bs
four lofty stories the three divided ro0s
having ample room and all convcniences for thou
sand children north end Of the first story will
he 10 the church The top story will ,se one
magnificent for school exhibitions festivals fairs
Ne &c Each apartment will be well lighted ana ven
tated. In the Of the Ninth avenue front at .
proper elevation viii be niche for iiesze statre Of
st. Michael and the PROSTATE Dragon after the model az
Guido Renis celebrated painting in Rome.
Since Father Donnelly's return from Europe he ias
devoted himself to this admirable work with diligence
which has thus far been CROWDED with success IL VIII
part Of the great educational movement 10 which
the Catholics ia this country are devotne their entrs
energies.
CAR ACcID,srs William Mitchell, residing at No ~
Baxter street while attempting get car isss
evening the Of Ninety ninth street and Thru
avenue fell and the wheels passed his ipo cat
ting Oh -four ~ his He taken home.
last evening Matthew Clark residing at 07 Mott street
fell from the front platform OF FOIdham Railroad car
while crossing Harlem Bridge and severely injured
gng IN wxsI BgoADwAy.--A abouI seven O'Clock isst
evening ire broke out III the clothing store Of Harris
HoIzwasser, 54,1 West Broadwoy The IRE coninea
10 the premises The oss stock estimated at about
S3O0-insured for 1000 The stock OF clothing next
door, \" S. belonging 10 Samuel Levy. was damaged BY
water 10 the amount 0f &iO0-insured for $500. Tha
upper part OF the building is occupied by four
teen families Considerable confusion and fright
occasioned but 90 injured The cause of tho ars
was ntsasccrtaIncd
AcClDEsr roA FlrEaAS.-I4u1y Schdsn Il member 81
Engine, his way Ia ihe FIRE n West Broadway iast
evening, accidentally fell In Centre street Pearl.
AMI was by Al Engine, the wheel passing
his body He taken by his friends and found 10
br very badly injured. He conveyed 70 the Nav
ior. Hospital. He resides at " Pitt street.