The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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FUNERAL or J. A. eUYDAH-Ths funeral OF jas. A.
Suydam who died the 18th insk took place yestsr
day. q ten A. n. The funeral cotios started from No
- Wsveriey place number Of the principal artists In
the city attended to pay the last tribute Of respect 70
their talented brother in the profession who II may be
our country. The ceremony took place in s. Marks
church. Tenth street, whore the impressive burial service
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MUSIC ON THE wAuR-The Park Commissioners an
nounce that should the weather prove ne another Of
those exquisite the cornet band upon the Lake
will takc place to-day commencing at three O'Clock and
ending at six o'clock in the afternoon.
HOWARD MISSION HOME FOR LITTLE wANDERzRs =
Yesterday tho day appointed for the election Of the
Board Of Managers for the Howard Mission and Homo
for Little Wanderers the ediace Of which is situated at
81 New Bowery Owing tho absence Of greater part
of the members Of the board, many Of whom are at
this out Of town. the meeting adjourned until
further notice The Mission has been incorporated
five years. and has for its object its indicates
home for little wanderers No fricndless or homeless
child 10 ever turned away from Its DOORS matter Of
what denomination. Many provided with situations
or sent TO homes and those who are IN need OF tenn
lowed to remain day and night in the Mission Others
enjoy the benefits Of the BATH wardrobe the dining and
schoolrooms, and all the many conveniences Of the
mission, except sleeping in It, During the year end
ing on May / 1865, one thousand five hundred and
forty three children were received into the Mission,
making aggregate OF over Ave thousand who had
received It's benefits during the four years up to the
date OF the report. Many Of the children have been
welcome here. A many as one hundred to Hundred
and wentvdye baskets OF provisions have been sent in
day to the needy who had been previously visited
The Mission entirely sustained by gratOus contTibu
ons Of money well large quantities Of provisions
and clothing number of the members of the board,
who present yesterday were shown over the Mis-
sion. The two schoorooms, containing near four
hundred children were visited The children all looked
neat and happy They ssn taught q
us teacher OF music The board were entertained with
specimen of the singing, and were delighted with i
pianofore and harm0nicum In provided for each school
The dining and other rooms were also inspected
showing that the comfort of the little wanderers
we'll locked after.
sKsEsADE TO ColoSsI AsrNwALL, OF TINS TWENTY.
SECOND REoNsxr, NATIONAL GuARD-Thc members Of
this fine regiment intend celebrate the safe Of
their popular colonel from his European tourb sere
made ~ his residence of Tcnh street and Univer
sy place. this evening" between the hours Of ten and
eleven O'Clock The band under the leadership Of
Mr. H. B. Dodworth via perform on this occasion The
following notice 10 members has been issucd-T
Asnosr Twnnr-ssoos RsalHxs1 Ts,,Es::a,l
Of this regiment on Wednesday, Goth Inst. Members
VIII assemble in front Of the Armory in citizens dress
at halfpas' nine M on the date above RHMSky
r Captain and Chairman Music Committee.
TnR CABrsrrxAxERs--A SUCCESSFUL SrRIKE-The Ger
man journeymen cabinetmakers who represented by
an assocaliou numbering aboul thousand mcmbcp,
lately determined TO raise thor wages. Committees
were appointed for each shop, which on Monday stimuli
aneousy demanded increase Of ten per cent for work
by the piece" and dollar and half for theweek,
under the plea that tho price Of all nccessares Of life
r<1orra .AH
day committee Of the cabnesmakers constauty In
session to receive reports OF the result OF the STRIKE and
from the reports received yesterday from the various
shops appears that tho employers without an excep
journeymen. These earn, Ut an average nineteen
dollars per week. Tho majority o the journeymcn cabi
netmakers members OF the association, IN re being
only about six hundred outside Of IT, They OF course
were fully entitled To increase Of wages an corsd
erng this II cheerfuly granted by the employers
vKIroes yaox CmcAGo-A DELEGATION or PunLrc Orr
GALS FROM Crr.sixteen city officials from Chicago
arrived here last evening on visit They
tain information relative to pubc institutions rs to
their mode Of operation and other particulars concern
them. This information they purpose bringing into
practical use on their home. Alderman Peter
shrimp Is chairman Of the party They are also accom-
panied by Aldermen Vance and James, OF Toronto Z. w.
The delegation visited Detroit and Toronto on their way
here and were with much courtesy and atlen
ton IN both ., those ee arw y :. uni
Monday next.
DEATH or AN AaEp CororsD MAS.-A colored man BY
the name Of william L. Nicholas, who had lattery beer
employed as q porter in onices Nos 81 and o. Wal
street. died suddenly yesterday morning He Is reporct
TO have been 1t one time the body servant Of Genera
Harisou 10 whom he was much attached. and whose
journoyfnsr ne generally accompanied. He was tamil
isry called sNcclss by his master, and had the mel
ancholy pleasure Of leading his horse in the funeral CIR
to- OF Prevalent Harrison In this city. in 1871 Nicholas
was . native Of Virginia. His age would be diicuat
sne hut no evidently far advanced In years whel
| death took him away.
FATAL RAILWAY AccrpESr.-A poor woman named Mur
raw residing in a shanty Ninetysxth street, Har
lem, was run over by train on the Hudson River Rail
road at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and killed sh
was attempting 10 drive some ducks IRON the track
| Coroner widey will hold an inquest. l.rg
supprx DxArH-A colored man named John Johnson
residing at 80 East Nineteenth street, died very sudden
last evening about five o'clock. Deceased was driving
carriave ON the Kings Bridge road and taken sic
af i0Ist street. and died In thirty minutes His bod
was taken 20 the Thirty second precinct poce station
and Coronsr wildey notined- lft. rr
Ex7,usmvn FrHs IN South SrwExr.-At twelve o'cloc
last night Are broke the upper story Of the hv
story building No 15e South street, occupied by IN
American Rice Mills. The whole OF the building 90
il contents were destroyed. The Ioes involved
matter OF conjecture Of the prorrictors were
be found. The hre extended into the Two upper noo
Of the adjoining building, No. l57, occupied Q
the FIRST floor by Pentx Brothers, ship chambers the
pcr stories occupied by n X. Stewart commission me
chant while going 10 press the are y still burning AZ
great fear IN ente sned that 1877 will also be destroye
The rice MILL IL seems, working al the time the d
was discovered tho engineer informed Captain Thoi
that 10 was caused by the journals becoming ovcrheatc
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