The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12
CITY Intellixonce.

FUNERAL o. 7uu LATE Mrs. wooD.-rhe funeral Of IN
~ .sa Anna D, Wood, vito or the Mayor s'eo'
80 ~ p'-'' '0day II - O'Clock A. n, from N
Woods residence, at Bloomington, r0Aa lug oosequ'e
win be participated in by the Mayor a. Sa,,oua
the mozart Hall General Committee, the Suyan. e.
teer Gun, and large number OF fellow =" ~ ~,
riages viii be IN readiness Madison square up nal
m 81 10 to convey those desiring 10 participate
tho ceremonies 70 the family residence The body VIII D.
inter- ed IN the family plot at Trinity Cemetery.
ME1, ING or THE BAR--DRArH OF MIR. 6KpGwICK.-The
embora Of the New York Bar arc requested to meet
Wednesday next, the 14h instant, at two O'Clock NJ
in the room ~ The District Court Of the United Staes No.
Al Chambers street. for the purpose Of suitably express
ing their respect the memory OF Theodore sedgwick.
MILITARY FUNERAL The New York Light Guard,
Captain John r. Garland, accompanied by Dodworth g
band paraded yesterday and paid tho last tribute Of
spect the late Junius Stage member of the corps
The cortege formed at the armory in Lafayette Hall,
Broadway and from thence proceeded down Broad
attended by the friends Of the deceased in carriages and
large body OF czens and proceeded 70 Greenwood ceme-
terry, where the remains were deposited.
MINIATURE HORSE AND CAgMAGx-Capt. Trecartin, OF
the ship Henrietta, arrived last evening from Leghorn
bias board the smallest specimen OF miniature horse
II is stallion Of clear jet black color perfect In shape,
o smooth coat, with long and tail, and Is about
hands high During the passage II has had the
OF the ship as would any ordinary large dog. There is
which is painted black, with bright red wheels and
silver plated harness. With this turnout Capt expects
to create sensation In point Of speed he intends 70
surprise the frequenters of Boomngdale road and Har
lem lane, ana is confident the horse go mile inside
of three minutes
FIRE IN FRANKLIN sRKEr-About five O'Clock yester-
day Sunday morning fire broke out in the French
Protestant church. the Of Franklin and Church
streets. originated from the hot Dir furnace, and be-
fore the FIRE extinguished the building and furniture
To sna rAAfax
$4,000 IN the Union Mutual and North American Fire
Insurance Companies.
ALLEGED ROBBERY. John Roberts, residing in Will
liamsburg, arrested early yesterday morning.
charged with having, in company with another man.
knocked down Thos Fallon of Jersey City, while he was
III GROCERY IN Centre street. and robbed him of $685.
1t appears that Faon met by these near Pearl
and asked treat He and tho parties
entered groggery where, soon after Fallon exhibited
his money and the two men, as alleged, knocked him
down and robbed him. They then fled, but pursued
and Roberts was arrested in Howard street Justice Con-
molly subsequently locked him for trial His confede-
rate escaped with the money.
MEETING THE PIANoFoRrE MAKRRs-The meeting
called yesterday at the Social Reform Hall in Grand
street. by the panoorte Makers devise some
for the relief of those workmen who lost all their tools
and thrown out of employment by the late fire in
Wooster street, was numerousy attended, and was ad
dressed by several speakers. The following resolutions
were adopted -
Resolved To form committees in the different workshops
make collections from their fellow workmen.
re are not in allow them to bear the part in
Lrhe Bradbury they compelled to address themselves
70 the benevolent who to hand their subscr
mitiee mentioned ssreaitar
Resolved request Of same Ia Bos-
ton PhIadephia Baltimore Albany and other cities to assist
in misfortune BY collection of money to be
should similar occasion demand we shall always hold our
Il T 70 sn Ss % " street
partner 10 the firm q LRhte Newton Bradbrry Peter
anway Sons psnofore msnufacarsrs s. Walker
ard also COMMITTEES Of the officers Of the
Bradbury and three others (feen in alp, constitute the
Resolved That all subscriptions be delivered to Messrs
Newton wee, and stsinwa and also at the counters Of
Reform Hall No. @ Grand street q
ser sd we 70
business possible in lite former position much for
Resoved ready assistance granted the
ca public attention to the losses Of fellow workmen
tender our most heartfelt thanks-
ALLEGED FUGnvEs.-John and Eliza Henry, alleged
fugitives from Richmond Va, where it is charged they
broke into the jcwelry store Of Michael G. Whitman and
stole therefrom watches, &c, to the value of $3.50
yesterday arrested in this city requistiou from
Governor WISE and will be sent back to-day to answer
the charge The stolen property has been recovered.
FALLS on THE Ic-Sergeant Decker Of the Nineteenth
precinct police Saturday evening fell upon the ice il
Third avenue, Fifty ninth street, and fractured hi
forearm Richard wilkinson sailor, fell on the ice nea
Fulton ferry and broke his leg The police conveyed hin
to the New York Hospital.
Sr1crDR-Coroner Gamble held an inquest on Sunday
at No. 100 West Nineteenth street, upon the body o
Sophia Lee, servant girl, who committed snicde thu
night previous by swallowing two ounces Of lautanum
which she purchased at the drug store No 1876 Seventh
avenue. No reason for the commission OF the act wa
assigned. Verdict, "Suicde" Deceased q native
Of Germany, nineteen years of age
SUDDEN DxATH.-John Moskoff, weaver, on Saturday
night entered liquor store in Eighth avenue,
Thirty fifth street. and after taking drink sat down upol
chair but in a few minutes, fell upon the floor dead
His body taken to the Twentieth ward station house
where Coroner Gamble will hold inquest upon it, De
ceased native of England, sixty five years Of age