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


10 BD REPEATED many persons have expressed
desire 70 witness the reilluminaon Of Messrx anys
fine establishment son Broadway, noticed In the HALD
for Wednesday thai they have consented TO repeat the
exhibition tuesday evening Of next week should the
weather prove favorable II unfavorable, the illumina
ton viii take place on the nrst pleasant night following
Boz SHor-A boy seventeen years Of age, BY the
name Of Frank Andrews, living at No. Ill West Forty
sixth street. accidentally shot in the neck BY the
cartridge Of cannon on ine Fourth he was taken m
charge by his aenos, well Jared Tor ana win propaDy
recover.
CHAsBra OF Coxxmck-Ths 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 as business Of importance transacted
GERMAN Hosp1rAL-The Germans Of this city for
the past few years have raised by subscription about
thirty thousand dollars for establishing German hospi.
ai and plot Of ground has been granted by the Com
mon Council in the vicinity Of Seventy seventh street.
for the erection OF hospital Du9ng on lease, at
nominal rate But in consequence OF some mismanage-
mont the enterprise has been delayed. In the mean
time the Sisters Of Charity have purchased buildings in
Fifth street between avenues and C. whore they in
tend 10 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 TO be
held the benent Of the institution which the sisters or
Charity propose TO establish
THE GERMAN sour1y-IxxIGRAnoN, Erc-The Directors
Of the German Society verwatungsrah) held regular
meeting yesterday at their Office in Battery place Mr.
ssinger presided and from the reports submitted, 1t
appeared that during the month Of June 696 immi-
grants were landed at this port Of whom e1 were Ger
mans The Germans arrived from the following ports
$50 in vessel from Antwerp 72s in seven vessels
from Bremen, 1900 in eleven from Hamburg 400 IN TWO
from Havre ITO in one from London, 713 In fourteen
from Liverpool In June a 1884 eeaa German imm
grants landed at this port in 1893 400 in 1882
In 1851 5O6 and in 1860, $3.50 Since the hrst OF
january the number Of Immigrants amounted to
70,339 Of whom 1885 were German during
the period ,S Of s Inc Of whom
twentyone thousand six hundred and forty were
Germans. Fifty-one persons were provided with
Society. The Relief Committee, Of which Mr. Wind
muller is chairman, reported thai s27s 10 were dis
ons aDa relief
nished $3.50 appropriated to be expended IN like
manner during the present month. Mr. Bissinger re.
ported that 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 or lost and special rules have been adopted
for this purpose Measures have also been taken Tor the
srng Sonss al and hotels in the CIV Charles Hen
chsen proprietor Of Jeges Hotel In Barclay street. was
elected member of the German Society.
The CARMEN AND LABoRERs UPON THE STREETS Of the
city arc TO hold meeting at No. 70 Prince street. ct
condition in regard opposing the present street clean
ing contractors
TIE FIRExEH's FIGnr-It 10 stated by gentlemen who
were present the occasion, that the nremens facas
which occurred on the Fourth, Eighty fourth street.
Alderman Masterson, OF the Twenty second ward and
not solely by the appearance upon the spot OF the police
Of the Twenty second precinct.
FIRE IN FOURTH eTExr. eleven O'Clock on Tues
day night FIRE broke out the roof of building No.
372 Fourth street. occupied by Edwin Ravens and Viii
liam Eppes The Of roof the building was burned OF.
Damage about $500 owned by Mrs. Steers and insured
for g. 500 in the Lorllard Insurance Compsny Mr.
Havens loss will be about $50, no insurance; Mr.
Eppes' loss will be about 5000
FIRE IN Woosrm STREET. Between 1--WE and six O'Clock
on Wednesday morning fire was discovered in the four
story brick building in the of No. Is Wooster street.
occupied by Lawson h Ferguson, music printers The
contents Of the FIRST floor and part Of the stock and
presses the upper floors were damaged to the extent
Of 5000 lawson Ferguson are insured In the ST.
Marks and Park Insurance companies There was q
quantity Of paper and music on the premises, owned
BY william hall Son. Loss 81 o00 Insured for 81 500
in the Brevoort Insurance Company. Some owned by
T. J. Firth Loss $500; no insurance; and some owned
by w. A. Pond Co. Loss 81 b0O Insured Tor ~ 600 IN
the snox Insurance y.s1ed 10 ahs s.ent Of
81 600 and Is said TO be insured In the Arctic insurance
Company The front building is occupied BY Mrs Mary
aged by water Insured for 900 In the Arctic Insurance
Company Some slight damage by water was done 70 the
man Brunkhorst Insured for $4,000 in the Baltic In
surance Company. This fire was, no doubt, caused by
freworks woman In Greene street saw some fireworks
second story window OF the building about nine
O'Clock In the evening" and after few minutes the light
apparently went out From the appearance OF the burn
ing the fire originated the second floor In the vicinity
of where the fireworks fell.
FIRE IN CHAxBRs AND REAps SrREns.-The fire
which occurred Sunday night between the hours OF
ten and eleven O'Clock In the building at Nos % and 81
Chambers street, and 70 and 81 Resde street. originated
the Reade 'front.' in the fourth story Of the Du
pick Elliptic Hoop Skirt Mandatory Of Messrs. Vests,