The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-04
City ImtelllGence.

FUNERAL Mn AErHrR woops.-The funeral services
Of this worthy gentleman, who well known in polti-
cal circles took place at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
from his late residence No 81 East Eleventh street. Mr.
W. occupied the position of member OF assembly In the
State legislature for two years believe, and quite
favorte with the young democracy Of tho Seventeenth
ard. At tho time Of his deccase he only tho 81
year Of his age The attendance Of friends
and respectable, and large train Of carr lagos followed
the romans TO Calvary Cemetery, where tho deccasei
was inferred with the solemn rites Vi the Catholic Church.
FAIR Hoes Tm Coon slllERp.--This ia
Of the most mcritorious institutions which has
been established of late years metropolis It was
opened about three years ago. and in at brief mo has
Effected much good. Tho object OF tho House OF tho
Good shsphe I'd the reform Of tho outcas females Of
iccty, FOR whom that society has the least
mseratlon. 70 this truly Christian work the good and
seifsacrinciDg sisters devote their lives, seeking
the praises OF mon CIR their reward but aboring
from q higher and purer motive u IL assist them
in her charitable Undertaking that fair In held
IN the carly part OF noxt moa tn in Irving Hall II IL
an enterprise which Protestants well Catholics
religion between those who apply for admission to the
Esuso Of tho Coed Shepherd.
DEDICATION OF uIx INV DUrca REFORMED CHrncu ~
nnRIY SrTy5I.--Tho ciince Of tho congro-
CATION lately worshippng the Dutch Reformed church
10 Broomc street, dedicated with due soemnity yce
terday forenoon Tho building, which IL situated in
Thirty fourth street, Eighth avenue, denscly
crowded upon the occasion and extra Accommodations had
The opening prayer was nado by the Rev. II. D.
irykcr, who also read appropriate collections from the
Scriptures Chancellor Ferris followed In prayer at0r
which the Rev Peter srykcr tho pastor, delivered thc
dcdcatory sermon, taking for hs tcxtra 10, 1S And
tho children Of Israel and the priests and the ovites and
the children Of captivity kept tho dedication
Of this house Of God with JOY" He concluded By recng
the dedication service according 70 tho ritual Of the Dutch
Reformed church, the people all rising Chancellor Ferris
thcn made address In which be took occsion TO COM
pmcnt the congregation for thor possession * bcaut
full house Of worshp, and congratulated them upon tho
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lection taken up, and tho exercises closed with tho
bcnediction. The church 10 built in tho ornamental
Gothic stys, with Nova Scotiau facing aud with
towers at each side of the front 20 feet high and cost
$50 600 rs III feet wide by 100 feet deop and IL capable
Of accommodating 600 persons. commodous lecture
Is situated in the basement tho organ gallery
apart by ITSELF The sale or poxs commences Tues
day next
FnE IN WTr EJoH11xnu Sr1.nyr.-Bot~ccn twelve aud
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon broke out in the
Greenwich pottery 80 West Eighteenth street. owned
by washington Smith II originated from the heat Of tho
stock will amount 10 about $50, insured In the Lorard
and osher city insurance companies
Fms IN ru BewWY.shortly after ninc O'Clock Sun.
day night fire was discovered the second floor Of
tho building No Bowory in tho dwelling apartments 81
Mrs Levi II originated from tho Tho damage TO
her furniture will 10 about 800 insured for $500
first floor occupied by Rosenberg Brother, dealers In
watches and icwcry stock aud Fixtures damaged by
voter tho extent about 500 insured Tor "a 700 In
tho Nicholas 81 zoo In the Astor and 81 SOC Ia the
Market Insurance Company. The building " Owned by
Mr.. Ward. II "a damaged about $780, Insured