The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-10

The CATHOLIC REvoEn AroKy. On "Wednesday evening
sext the Rcv. Dr. OConsor, & j., viii deliver lecture
~ Cooper Institute for the bsnsnt OF the Catholic Re.
foTmatory. taking his subject "cathoc Ceremonial
The ability OF the lecturer, vol the nerit Of tho
institution 20 tho benefit OF Which the procesds will DO
devoted, should insure . largo attendance.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Bxm hall rLArus The
annual meeting OF tho delegates tho National
ton from the dfaerent base bs eiubs throughout tho
country will DO held Wednesday next commencing
three o'clock in tho aftornoon st Clinton Halt THIS
meeting will be OF considerable importance the
ball playing fraternity aud will be attended by delegates
from Oregon. Kansas Virginia, Maryland Name AMI all
tho other States In ciosor proximity 10 Nov York II
expected that somc two hundred amt fty clubs wiz be
represented.
SERIOUS EscousrxK wrrm Hooe SKIRT --Yes,crsay
afternoon accident AZ very ssricu occurred
ct the Of Union square and Broadway, by COZ
lision with iadys hoop skirt IL appears that Mr..
Haydn. Of Philadelphia turning the in haste
when he unwittngy drove has boot into the hoop skirt
OF young lady aud before no could recover his cqui
libnim thrown tho sidewalk In violent manner
knocking All his front teeth aud injurng his face
very severely a hackney carriage was quickly pro.
cured and the gentleman driven 10 tho house OF raa
tive In fwonty fourth street.
Rrs ovR nv A TRUCK. Another cr those accidents
resulting from careless driving took place yesterday In
West street little boy nnmod -amuel N Ryaii, while
Attempting 10 pick up apple which dropped from q
grocery wagon was over by n truck and seriously
injured bis cd0ar bono being broken and body badly
bruised He was Immediately taken TO drug store and
properly cared for
ACCIDENT TO HAmn,s--A hackmAn u.mod Walter
Robins seriously injured yesterday afternoon, In
Thirty street, through having contact sud
denly with n lumber wagon, throwing him with great
sion Of the brain. He was Immediately attended by
sUReon and subsequently removed TO his residence in
Mulberry street.
Cum FrAnvuuY scsrnEo,-A IttIo girl named
Sarah Maxwell. residing with her parents In Carmne
street sustained serious injuries by tho upseting OF
-
mother had been tho ashes from under tho
stove, while the child PLAYING aiongstb when her
skirt became enangled with tho kettle placed on tho
stoye and happening 10 turn around quickly sho upset
II, the contents completely covering the body OF tho
poor child scading her IN fearful manner The ser
vces OF physician weo quickly curcd for the SUI
fcrer
ILrrrE GiRL DRowUD.-The repsns OF Mary Ann
Horrigan, n little girl nine years Of age. who has been
missing from her parents residence. 2s7 Fast Twenty
ninth street since Thursday last yesterday found
floating IN Tho dock at ms foo, Of pier 10 EAs. r'er
How deceased came In tho ~atsr IL unknown but sbs IA
supposed TO have fallen overheard accidentally Une Of
tho Coroncrs was notified u hold an inquest.
SUDDEN DxArH ov BoxroS EoroR -Between two and
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon a gontisnan named
Charles Bosom, about nfynins years Of age entered
the dining saloon No PARK row, Of Ann street.
and called for something 10 os He had hardly seated
himself at ~ tho tables when he foil heavily upon
the 1oor Ssvera gsntiomen present u his assist
phvnca an was Immediately scnt for but he amo-, in
stAnty expired. Tho police notified and Coroner
Naumann called ~hereopon the body was conveyed TO
tho "Morgus" where inquest Will be held to. day.
On tho cf thu decrased found 500 In money
and several cards bearing tho nae Of Charles Bosom
Boston ConrIey. He was Identified by a gentleman IA
OF the editors Of tho above journal
hAs Fousp IN TIM STRICT snor rms HsAn-Aboat
eight o'clock yesterday morning n named Charles
BAssnst residing a, No. James street, found lying
upon stoop IA East broadway with terrible wound in
the bead Tue police immediately conveyed him Ia tho
MAJ Kork le his alsava and
saii he had boon shot by man named Patrick Mr.r.
mott but whore II occurred thu of the act ho
refused 10 state HIS wound 70 thought To be q 80.
rious nature
DIAM or WEALTHY MAsuvlcruHsn Mr. william
Pollock, Of Pttsncid Mass, one % the wea,h.s, and
respected manufacturers VI that tate died
fifih Avenue Hotel yesterday morning aged nfty Bns
His romans will bo taksn 70 P,lsnsd Tor inter
ment on Tuesday next
Sf PAutr CHURCH HARrxs Tho ladies' OF ~ Pauls
cisireh, NH street. Harlem. will hold fsr In tho
basement of their church. commencing this evening 10
DO continued during tho week