The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

FELL FROM HIS WAGON.-Th0mas Harkins, resd-
ing at No. 80 West Thirteenth street, was seriously
injured yesterday by falling from his wagon.
RUN OvER.-Mrs. Brooks, residing at No. 10 Lis
penard street. was knocked down in the street yes
terday by horse and wagon and seriously Injured.
The driver was arrested.
FoRGoT TO RETURs.-A boy named George Kelly,
alias Farrell in the employment Of Edward T. Barry,
III Park row. was sent TO Washington Market yester-
day with sum OF money amounting to S44 but up
to latest accounts the boy had not been heard OF.
Kelly was an ehgrant and only short time In the
country.
ApANaERoUs AcoUANrANcE.-A mad OK scam.
pered through the Park and dashing through
Fiyninth street yesterday forenoon was near caus-
Ing injury to a number Of people whom the animal
met IN its mad course. IL was eventually shot by
police o1icer
BODIES RscovEREp.-The body of an unknown
man was found noatng In the East river foot of
Stanton street. yesterday afternoon. The body OF a
female about thirty years q 4 age was found floating
terday afternoon.
THB GERMAN HosPrTAI~-Thc ladies' Society in
Aid Of the German Hospital (which by the way, is q
very respectable institution, on Seventy seventh
street and Fourth avenue, met YESTERDAY afternoon
Bowery. But few were present and the business
transacted was OF little importance, except that II
was understood that no effort should be relaxed
until the whole building be not only finished but
completely out OF deDt.
BOY DRowNED-PUsHED OvBRBoARp--Coroner
schrmer held an inquest at the Morgue on the body
OF John Mooney. lad eleven years OF age, who on
Sunday last was drowned In the dock foot Of Thirty
fourth street, East river. IL was stated by James
sbenln a lad, that he saw deceased pushed from the
string piece into the dock by another boy named
death by drowning and believe he was pushed over
board by the boy Thomas spencer.
THE EXCURSION DIsAsTgR--THE BODY or OprrcER
CoRLErr REcovERED.-The remains OF oficer Cor.
lett, late Of the Thirty-second precinct who was
DIT wned last Monday evening at the foot OF 152d
street. North river, while heroicaly endeavorIng to
ave the life OF Jane Bell, who had fallen overheard
from the steamer stephen ss Low have been
was notified and will hold an inquest on the body
to-day since the above was written the body OF
residence OF her mother, No. 334 Eighth avenue
W here Coroner Flynn will hold an inquest.
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR RATIFICATION MEETING
public meeting TO ratify the nomination Of sey-
mour and Blair was held last evening under the
front OF their headquarters in fast Fourteenth street
The attendance, although not considerable, was
fair, considering the smstear source Of the call
tee Of the club presided and read q platform and
address, both Of which were only remarkable for
made BY General D. J. Freemsi, OF Mississipp; Col.
Onel Cameron, OF Arkansas, and others. The most
noticeable feature Of the meeting was the utter
OUTRAGE UPON PICNIC nnrY.-As a party of
excurstonists were returning rom the Lion Brewery
on wednesday night last IN ore Of the cars running
thence they were stopped near Ninety sixth street.
by party OF rowdies, who maltrested and robbed
the passengers y 2 brutal manner, one individual
TO set IRE g the ladies' dressss ana even lighted
match with the avowed intent Of Carrying
ont this. purpose, when the conductor, who HID
previously preserved condition o. msGeerly ipac-
uvity interPosed and preventsd H. communication.
At this tuncture two policemen pus In an appear
ance ct the sight Of whom the humans decampedj