New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

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avorgxp F.r.1 RAILROAD AccIDEST.-On Mon
a.v morning at about o'clock, drover named NC
C.rtbv. aged about IS years, residing IN the second
.v in the City of Ney-York, was accidentally khed
.t,be slaughter-houses west Of Bergen Hill, n j. As
Getting upon the cattle train, while it was in
motion his foot caught in frog switch lie was
thrown down and run over by The cars. Ohe OF ms
Iegs was severed, and the other one was broken IN
two places. He died soon afterwaFd. IT'S son, ibl,
was with him lie had in his pocket 3 900. Justice
Gardner held an inquest upon his remains Inc YER
dict of the Jury exOneraes the employees OF the Oon
pany from blame.
THE Fatal AccrDEyr IN THE BAY.-The builder Of
the Yacht Grace Kerr, which capszed on Sunday
morning in the Narrows is Mr.. McMahon, AID not
Mr.. NcManus, as stated yesterday. We learn that
the small boat was fastened by rope and not chain
painter, and the two persons rescued were saved by
boat from schooner and not from the shore.
Srpposyp Manufactured excitement prevails at
Turner'S, ON the Erie Railroad, on account OF man
named John Conner who run over by the tram on
Thursday last. 1t was afterward proved tina, Con-
ner in the morning had about $500 but when he was
Discovered on the track his pockets were empty.
IL Is supposed that he was murdered, robbed and
laid upon the track so that the train might pass over
him. Deceased was middle aged man and resided at
Turner's The Jury have not yet come to decision.
DARIyG BURGLARY--ARREsT OF THE BURGLAR
VIM, DYER, boatman about % years Of age, was
yesterday brought before Justice Pearcy charged with
hayin ON Sunday night committed three burglares
IN East Twenty third.st The first was upon the house
of Seaman, No. SO that street, whose family arc
out of town. This he got into by forcing the base
ment door, and after ransacking it from basement 70
pasret be assembled to the roof and entered the next
house, occupied by Mr.. Miller through the scuttle
He served this house in like manner and then entered
The next occupied by Mr.. Curtis using the semitic as
ameans of entrance lie descended to the paror and
lighted the gas, when dog disturbed him and the
family by barking, and he turned to escape and fed
to the roof for that purpose, but two policemen were
called in and captured him hiding behind a chimney.
The Magistrate locked him u2 for trial.
ArTyMpT TO KILL Observation-Disclosures Bis
sell of the Twenty-second Ward observed on Satur-
day night two suspicious characters prowling about
his beat in Bloomngdae and followed them some dis
tancc, when of them turned, and saying in loud
voice, "G-d d-m ycu, you shall not follow us any
"Ionger," fred three shots from revolver at him,
ono of the shots passing through the Policemans hat
The rascas then fed followed by the officer, who
fired several times Them but owing to the darkness
of the night be failed to hit them and they escaped.
Efforts are being made TO find who they are.
The LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SEcoND-Av.
RAnRoAD.-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an in
quest upon the body of Clara j. Farley, child ls
months old who was run over on Sunday evening by
car No. % Of the Secondary Railroad and instantly
killed. The child with an older sister playing in
First av near Twelfh-st close 10 the track and just
AZ the car approached the deceased got upon the
track and was over, the driver of the car being
unable to stop in time The jury rendered "A verdict
Aequitting the driver of blame but calling tho atten
ton of the Company to the improper condition of the
brakes ON some of their
ACCIDENT IN PEEKsEILL.-The Hon. Mr.. Nelson
with his wife, wcs mother, and his daughter-in-aw
Mrs. George =. Nelson. thrown from their car
rage in Peekskil ON Monday morning and all OF then
severely injured.
NORTHWESTERN DisPESsARY-REPORT FOR JUNE
No. OF new patients 1885, treated at their homes 202
treated at dispensary sjl males 1922; females Oil
! Glass-heart and lungs l0i; head and abdomen l9l
! eye and ear surgery 1872; skin 40; vaccinated SO
women and children 1875 minor surgery 1870. Result
well relieved lO02; hospital 6; died 3: transferre
20; remain under treatment Z. NGtirtty-Unite
States 3s7; Ireland $685. other countries 6s. Numbe
of prescriptions 2lO0; largest number in one day ITO
average 20.
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