The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19

announce that the weather be hns there win b music
by the Park band the Mall to day, commencing ~
three p n. The following Is the programme
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Nsw UEiFoRM on. IHR SFvsErH. RlsnIyy. The ,fulfi
dress and the fatigue uniforms or this regiment a.
before the war; having been recently approved by
vote Of the members the Will hereafter be the
recognized uniform Of this regiment Tho uniform Of
the regiment As adopted is AZ folows:-Ful
uniform-Ful dress gray coat, same ~ worn
from 1924 70 1900 gray pAn,a IS nov worn,
altered 70 the style worn from 1924 20 $780, white
cross belts and body belt before the
white cpaules and white gloves as worn before the
war; hat 81 now worn with white pompon instead Of
plume; white pantaloons to DO worn In the summer
mouths Fatigue uniform-Gray jacket - now worn,
altered TO style ~ worn before the gray pants
same as full uniform panisI: gray cap a. now worn:
belt black as now worn; ovsicoA knapsack and haysr-
sack "a nov worn.
PulLApFtrHIAss SEARCH PARK 4 LA NEw YoRK. -
Mayor McMichaei, Major General Meade, William Sellers,
James Harrison, L. Remsk, John Welsh, E. K.
Price and Theodore Cuyler OF Philadelphia a pres
ent in New York dspulst,on 10 Inspect the Park
prelmnar'ly to projecting similar institution for the
City OF Brotheriy Love
BOARD Aupir. Tho Board met yesterday noon, sx-
Judge Bonney in the chair and quorum present The
only clam considered tina. OF Hebrew Leader for
advertising for The city-$45 The Board adjourned TO
Monday next
THS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL BOARD MISSIONS held
their last meeting and services yesterday morning and
evening At the Church Of the Ascension Of Tenth
street and Fifth Many s0ierasting communica-
ouiva bv
with regard to the results attending the home and
foreign missions Some Of tho bishops, too, who have
recently returned from the Fan-Anglican Synod held
in London were present, besdes many distinguished
clergymcn and gentlemen interested in the missionary
labor and much satisfaction expressed at what had
been done since the last annual meeting OF the society
THE LADIES PRisox MssIos- twelve O'Clock yes
tsrdsy morning meeting OF Tho LADIES' Mission 10 the
public institutions Of New York city was held At the
Calvary church Of Twenty street and Fourth
avenue. The Ladies' Mission has beon formed for the
purpose Of visiting the prisons hospitals and such Ike
institutions for the purpose Of giving spiritual consola
ton to those confined therein Some interesting ex-
ampcs have been given OF the effect produced By this
min!staton to prison offenders; and spiritual consoa-
ton often OF the most vital importance to the nvads
those on Black wells island. In conversation with The
inmates OF the workhouse and male Prison on the island
facs have been elected with regard TO the good
results OF the Iades Mission Society rs svlnccd in The
better conduct and reformation Of those who pro-
yiousy persons Of The most abandoned csarsc.er
the Mission requests all 70 come forward and join 10 the
good work. particularly those belonging TO the Protestant
Episcopal Church. under whose auspices the society mas
been especially established
TIE RECENT RAILROAD CAsrALTY.-Ccr0nsr Schirmsv
yesterday held an Inquest At the New York Hospital
she remains Of Mary Do'op the child three years and
two mouths old whose death the result Of being
crushed BY the wheel Of No. 10 OF the Blocker
Street and Fulton Ferry line the OF Elm
Pearl streets, Thursday Is already reported IN the
Herald The jury rendered . verdict OF accidental
death, but recommend thai said company furnish add
tioua horses to drg their cars up the ascent in Elm
street, PEARL On this verdict the driver Of the car
who had been arrested, was discharged from custody
THs McCARRoS CAss.-James McCarron. who was
arrested yesterday, charged with swindng Mr. Terry
out Of 800 in tickets to Europe has been honorably
acquitted by Justice Bowling, no beng no way 'mpI-
Gated In the affair
gHs McCoorE AID CoBuRs March. Joe Coburn. the
hampton OF tho American prize ring, covered the
n 600 deposited by Mcroole. OF 81 Louis yesterday
afternoon to fight for $4,000 The articles or agree
ment will be signed next week
Fatal ACCIDENT TIE AMERICAS Issrrrrrs. About q
week since David s. Innel. in the employ a. engineer
OF gentleman who had machinery on exhibition
a, the American Institute, while engaged at his work
was caught 10 a revolving wheel, from which he was
thrown against pump standing with such violence
a. 10 inrict fatal injuries. He was conveyed 10 the
New York Hospital where death subsequently onsued.
Coroner Schirner held an inquest on the body and the
jury rendered verdict OF accidental death. Deceased
was forty seven years OF ago aud naive Of ELoao
Island,
R.LaoAp AtclprsL : Felix Murphy, aged thirty
years. a waichmau residing ., 50 Washington street,
was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital Thursday evening by
officers Fallen and smedck OF the rwsntydrst precinct,
from The corner OF rhireth street and Firt avenue
where he hal been Knocked down by OF the or
the First Avenue Railroad, sustaining compound fsac
ture OF the ieft leg besides other injuries
PnopAmY Fatal CAN AcclDSsr--John Leibrit, a tailor
by trade nfyone years OF age residing at III E2absh
street. white attempting 70 get on one q the Third ave-
nue. cars Thursday night at the corner OF Bowery and
Houston streets missed h foo,ing ana tel irso.arng
his thigh The injured was conveyed TO Bellevue
Hospital BY ohcer Samuss, oil the fourtsenth precnc
SERIOUS FAli.-Mary Daley, about fifty years Of age
married woman residing at No 200 Hester street. fell
from the sscond story window OF her residence at late
hour Thursday sgh. and fractured her arm besides
sustaining severe bodily contusions The unfortunate
woman taken tot6elievus Hospital BY officer Fay,
OF the boz rtsenth precnct
Tus RssrLr FanspLv TrssLs James n. Der
mott drty-Hvs years OF age iaborsr residing at No 100
Worth street, was taken Bellevue Hospital Yesterday
morning by citizen John Fitzgerald having sustained
compound fracture OF ths right leg BY having besu
thrown violently upon the sidewalk near his res dencs
while engaged in friendly tusse with an acqusinancs
cARxIEss BLASTING. james Donnsiy, while stsntsg
In the doorway the front Of his residence in Fifty
seventh street Ninth avenue, struck on the
leg BY large piece OF stone from blast 10 Fifysrth
sire and severely bruised The by whom the
blast Cred arrested and locked ia the Tsenty
second precinct station house.
FAr.L AccrDsSr.-A iaboter named Patrick Cronin,
whose family rssdss a lI2 Cherry street. while a. work
in the hold Of tbs ship ~ r. Ludwig 1t Pier 20 East
river yesterday afternoon was accidentally killed by
bag Of ocaks falling on him. coroner WAS notified
| to hold inquest.
SCHOOL PsSso-The distribution OF prizes to the
pupils OF the school Of the Congregation shssry
Broehoh and reunion OF the scholars and teachers
took place last night at Fsks Caeno iu Houston street
Aarss crowd vas attendance and after tho distc.
button Of pr1cs and "opening' Of tho school ri-a-
sant evening spent IN dancing aud merry making
1 xuCDe Of 4 YOUNG LACY BY SHOOTING.