The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED BRurALrrY A CAR CONDUCTOR ~Last even
Ing In the midst OF the pelting torrents OF Nn which
poured 90 persisenty the heads Of the rprised
crowds Who returning TO their homes FROM ex-
cursions and pcncs the car conductors and drivers
managed to manifest fresh evidences Of their naturu
brutality One in particular merits especial notice.
As one OF the Eighth avenue cars Its
down trip at about eight p NJ, when near Spring
street, party Of thoroughly drenched excursion
lists after having ridden tow blocks attempted
70 alight; Among this party was woman
having her arms q very young infant Thus ercum-
bered the poor womans movements were OF course not
very lively and the conductor rudey hustled her out
and In answer to her remonstrances cursed aud flung
the most obscene epithets ut her with facility both
astonishing and disgusting The car was finally started
escaped being thrown 70 the pavement with the infan.
in her arms The conductor and driver answered the
which they howiod back at the indignant passengers
This case, be 1t understood, Is only one Of many.
CAR AccDssr-An unknown man, while riding the
platform Of at past eight o'clock last evening"
fell in at while the vehicle turning the Of
William and Fulton Streets and striking his head
the pavement severely injured He taken the
station house where he received proper medical attend
ance
RgooesIzED.-The unknown man. who was run over
by carriage in SIKH avenue on Saturday evening,
who expired yesterday afternoon from the effects OF
the injuries received Is Mr. Smith, said to be Of
the Park gardeners and resided at No 40 East Forte.h
street. Tbs Coroner has been notified and will hold an
inquest to-day.
SUSPENSION PUBLIC OPINION RsouEsTEp-- Broder.
ck, late driver tho East Broadway and avenue A
railroad, who arrested about week ago for an
alleged outrage female passenger has been held TO
bail in tho Of $1,000 to stand trial
before the Court of General Sessions. He requests
suspension OF public opinion until both sides of the
heard when he expects to show bis entire innocence
OF the charge.
SERIOUS AccD EST-An unknown man, aged about hfty-
FIVE years while attempting to get out Of Sixth avenue
Thiry.eighth street. yesterday afternoon, fell
TO the pavement and by carriage that
passing by at tho time He conveyed to Bellevue
Hospital, where up to late hour last evening he had
not returned to consciousness.
PRzE FIGHr STAMFORD, COMA prize fight took
place at early hour yesterday morning a. Stamford
Conn.,, between Tom Mccarthy and Jack Railway, for
800 side. Charley Crane and Pat Matthew, Of New
York, the formers seconds, and John Meany and
Pat Costgan acted In the capacity for the latter
larac number Of the friends and hackers of both
ties present at tho MILL and manifested much in
terest in tho days sport When the men stripped for
combat the odds were 500 10 SO Mccarthy, which
were eagerly taken by the hackers of his opponent
Mccarthy the toss for Four brisk rounds
were fought each man receiving pretty thorough pun
shment and the fight finally ended at the end Of the
fourth round by McLarthys seconds throwing up the
sponge. The fight lasted twenty -four minutes. The
sports who attended the festive event. with the princ
pals returned safely this city late yesterday after