New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24
CITY ETEKg.

UHN NEW HAVEN lhAlLROAD hCClDbNI-
DEATH or OsB or TIL INJURED pEgsoNi.-Mr. JAsE'
Il. BUALKLgY one Of the persons who was severely IN
jlred b. an accommodation train ofthe Eewiay Rail
road being thrown from .hc track GtSe7erys st.
on the 10Th Instant died 1tursday ast at - Lu.ei
Hospital Coroner Nancy was apthc0 TO hold GA m
quest ne impaneied jury. but oying t. tie nbscnc.
OF important witnesses tie i'cttG1on was rOaipOntN
tii H. day. The remains wero tl'sa 20 southport.
Conn., for integmenL Deceased wax Law htuleht
aged ~ yeGr3
Fatal Can AccrDENr.--On Saturday even
ing JOHN II. MASS agcd thirteen years. residing with
his parents az 70 % West Tenth st. While The front
Platform Of car No l2l Of tho Segcith-s line while
passing the corner VI Thompson ana Analysts, etAe;
leli u ~as thrown from fe lot-oIm anl tio vices
If Tho car passed ever bis breast, infc.in injuries
from the efiet. OF which lie died n:.ef. The body
was taken 10 tie Iits e.tA Precinct house.
Yesterday Coroner WUDEY leid ilqge5t, AID YER
diet II accidental Death WIS rendered hoBEiT huE-
NY tie driver 81 Tho ear wao Des Hrre 81 at the
tine Of BE accident oschoIgc4 ~ the Cogonoi,
there being 10 evidence TO warrant bis detention
FAIR OF THE UEroY Hos'E AyD School,
fancy Fair is being held daily and nightly at Irving
Hall Ia aid OF tho fund being raised 10 provide bald
ing for the Institution which il giving Instruction ard
home to numerous orphans Of olr brave dead or dis
abed soldiers Tie Fair has been got ~ by tho help of
. naTber Of churches and public scnoos and Judging
from lis gay and crowded app3l iIce promises 10 he
great Tie hall worry tdslefuily decorated.
The national fag is everywhere displayed in graceful
l,stooLG. amid WIeaths OF flowers and other dscore
tons ana in front Of the rostTum the atered folds
Oi some Of those stanuards seen flying above tie
clouds" ~ Lookout MOuntain--the batc-asgs Of the
iO2d NeW-York. floral barber, nlsI with pretty
girls fruits ard flowers presided over by Mrs. Oii VI.
peY0e. occupies the ceuter; all round ire hali are
raged ecg ant stalls, where every conceigabe Kind OF
elegance on article OF u.urly offered nj ancy ias,
r1a reff tlf's "A
rsst-1lce. whose fair Official MIs Shore, will sell any
fm0unt Of pDudcnce az ten cents per ietter
book stall devoted . Ar. J. il. UGywgrs POetcal
Pen Pictures OF the War" and presided over by the
authors sister. refreshment saloon and maGy other
attractions offer themselves in turn to the visitor. VINO
Il moreover RECALLED with music by GrGflias nh keSi
mentBald. Friday hight pUTsnartto inylt0ton Alaj.
Gen ard Ms Banks visited tie Far, ther reception be-
ing extremely cordial Gen. Joh1 CocAGgo, who was
sso Invited introduced with apprup ate remarks ~
zen. T. II. WetuOTc end responded by n speech ID
pialse If the institution, and the mca VINO were en-.
Outraged IA tie field by the though. tat their httle
were cared tor by iis agency. Ater the sp'ak ng,
about 10 boys and g part o. the pupils cf The lio,
passed round toe lal-the boys oil vel dressed IN
buo uniform of excellent qunltv, anu me eifs with
blue nussar netets and red * rt.ahd attracted much
sympathetic interest The Fair remains oien untH
Saturday Tie Home il. until tue new buiiiing
be obtained. situated IN 5..-stIeet near et.aye-
Due aud tic following is list Of It's principal oiheers
Honorary President MIG. Gen. Robert Andelbcn;
President Mrs. Drake Mills; First vice-lTssdelh
Mrs. John s Vcorhes. 81 Montegae-slreet, brooklyn,
:. Y; Second Yico- President Mss LenOra Jones. 3st
West 2Jlh-stroet: recording Secretary, Miss Anna
Mrs ) s. Hoyt, lts nenrystrreI, Treasurer, Mia.
Are ~ No, - F.,fIQ