The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
Running over n Cha,d In Fourth Arenne.

TWO AFFIpAvIrs IN THE CASE.
few days ago we published paragraph detail
ing shocking accident at the corner of Twenty
sixth street Fourth avenue. The day folio wing
we published the communication from G. W. Ho.
nan & Co., deny ing the frs. account. We have now
received two sdavits substentiating the statement
ss first made, and that tie truth may be known we
freely give them o place in our columns together
with the articles before published.
A LITTLE GIRL auE OVEN By AN OMNIBUS.
Yesterday afternoon, soout salf. past one o'clock,
residence did no. ascertain was run over on the
OF Twenty street and Fourth avenue, and
seriously Injured by asase No. sa2 running @ through
aixh street The little sufferfr taken 10 tie Twenty
frt ward Police statoa ana meocal aid sent for This
IL he third pen rover In tie vicinity by the
sare line II stages within three months pagt jury
might pessbly be able suRgest remedy for such
peated ac.s of negigDse It's great ~onder that the
weight of heavy n.tns did crush tho very lifs
out etbe little s bove alluded to yet we ars informed
there hopes OF her recovery although the stage run
over her Shoulder and thigh.
TO THE EDITOR OF TnR HERALD.
The statement in yeseriays liERAID respecting the
accdt nj al the corner o sixth street rnd Fourth
s incorrect The stage S42 did not passover the
little girl but against her AMI the frst accident
Of the Kind that has hssened to oar ne ana not the
third, stated. Our drivers good careful set of
ard given pa., particular Instructions TO drive
slow whtn going tho rassiag the
rail track By contra 5cting the statement you will
much obhge you're, truly, G. W. HoMhN NCO.
CITY and County # Tsu Toyk ss-Charics M,soD pro-
vision dealer, Il Of Txeny sixth street and
Fourtr avenue, in saa city, be'sg duly evorn says.
Nicholas Ftzsmmoi FELL fioui aria BY
o the Twent street line o. stages, the
OF Twenty sixth and Fourth avonue his skull
brok On in and oherge severely hurt; that said Ftz-
simmons taken Bellevue Hospital, whore he lay
for long time in very critical condition. his life being
despared OF ty his friends aud rdical sstendDnts De-
ponent further says, that lie rang boy, about
the oee of twelve fourteen years n0uth after
the occurrence dragged ant froDt uaor the fore
wbeoi of of the stages IN the vcjny, who
minsDt danger Of nstc nt death The hee of the
stage having teer blocked the little fclloc's boJy
being in front OF it. and thus prevented from actually
running over him. Eep nent further says, that the
cidont which ocourxsd the 10Th Of august by which
4 little girl over dill actually happen rab-
lishsd in the EaAIp Of tse Soth OF tugust and that
fa not he result If negigen the part OF
ths person over CH1lLE5 MAsON
Sworn to before the 1st day Of ssptembcr, 1854.
IL. VI. IIcs, Commiss rner of Deoas.
City and Coaty IF Nts Fork, IS doctor Nelson
Eonro Of said city being duly sworn says thashe is
o hysicnn, koayipg of 90 the conner of T~enty
ith street and Fourth that lie recollects sf the
accident TO Nicholas Fitzsinmons au lied to in 30 fore
going aidavitof Charles fa ,on that Mr. Fzsimmons
brought into Geponer ia Office nssnsble with
fracturose skull. received from being
by n Twsni sizth sttest from hich he led fallen,
deponens informoa tue time and that the
terial facts Of Mr. Mascos AFFIDAVIT in reatan thereto
are correct. NELSON MONROE.
Sworn r. 5sfoIe tle lat day of Septe aasr 1854.
ii. Z. ilcF, Co,anissoner Of Deeds