The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-10

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arAnHrSo AFrRAy.-Jessup Fogarty was STABBED
In the shoulder yesterday afternoon by woman
named Elizabeth McCahe ai No. $40 Water street.
The wound, however, IN not dangerous.
Run OvER-A hoy named Thomas Jones was run
over by Fourth avenue car yesterday afternoon in
Pars row ana nad one Of his arms broken. He was
taken 90 Bellevue Hospital
STEALING PIPE-Henry Culver was arrested yes
terday afternoon and brought to the Central Police
on the charge OF stealing quantity of pipe from
old building m Essex street. Henry has been held
Tor the present.
the Day BOATS TO ALBAsy.-The day boats to
Albany-Ihe Chauhcey vibbard and the Daniel
Drew-have changed their time OF leaving New
YORK ana now leave the Desbrosses street pier at
halfpast seven IN the morning.
SUDDEN Decentralization Herrget a Frenchman,
forty-two years OF age, who had been somewhat in
temperate OF late, died suddenly in the clubhouse OF
premises No. ~ Elizabeth street yesterday after
noon Coroner Rollins Was notified and held an In
quest on the body.
INJURED ny AN ExpIosLoS.-About one O'Clock
yesterday Ernest Fuller OF No. SIS Fifth street, was
severely injured by the premature explosion OF gnn
in Union square. Fuiler's arm was badly shattered
and his face seriously injured The injured man was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
lSYBRsAL REVENUE sEizrRE.-special Agent
wheaton and Deputy Collector orion, Of the Sixth
district seized the barge Independence, having
still on board capable Of producing two or three
barrels spirits per day three fermentng cisterns,
Of capacity VI eighteen hundred gallons, one els
tern containing moasses mash In good state OF
fermentation three empty molasses barrels recently
emptied barrel full OF moassee, and all the OPP
paratus for carrying on the distilling business.
FALL OF A Enthusiastically afternoon while the
immense safe intended for the Surrogate's rooms In
the new Court House was being hoisted into the
building the tackling gave way and the safe fell to
the ground with tremendous crash, which was
hno la1l ru0r thn Hall Durk IN nk auH-
ing covering the walk leading into the building was
smashed into shvers by the force Of the conclusion
Fortunately no one was injured, though some or the
wOrkmen had q very narrow escape
SUICIDE OF AN INvALID.-For some time past Mr..
oliver 8. Felt, young man thirtytwo years OF age,
who lived at 90 West Eighth street. near Aacdougal,
has been suffering from Q fever. Yesterday morn
ing, about seven O'CLOCK his mother went TO his
room on the second noor 70 inquire after his health,
when Mr.. Felt sprang out OF bed and attempted to
leap from the window. He was caught by his
mother, who endeavored to detain him, but was
unable TO do 80 except for few moments. Break.
window to the pavement and was so terribly in
jured that death ensued soon afterward. The de-
mnd at the t%e Coroner Fynp Wss noted and
will hold an inquest on The body.
MELANCHOLY Accommodations ten O'Clock
yesterday morning man named Adolph Ferch, en-
ployed in the butcher store 20S Wooster street. met
with q most serious accident, nom which 1t is
thought he cannot possibly recover. Ferch was en-
gagged In cutting q large piece OF meat, when the
knife which he was using came In contact with
bone from which IL glanced and struck the unfor-
tunate man in the abdomen, above the groin, and
inflicted dangerous II not fatal wound. lie was
taken to drug store near by, from which place lie
conveyed to the Bellevue Hospital by two officers
from the Fifteenth precinct
EXHIBITION OF FRUITS AND FLowBRs.-The regu-
It, weekly exhibition Of fruits and flowers by the
Fruit I..wers' Club took place yesterday afternoon
at the Horhe-,.aral Rooms No. 245 Broadway. The
exhibition was not large one. but the varieties
were Of a rare quality. Among others exhibited
stand composed OF roses, fachias and lilies, sent
by c. L. Allen, of Brooklyn; a mammoth lilium
auratum, nne specimen OF lilium excelsum and
very choice collection OF verbenas roses, lilies by
Peter Henderson, The latter gentleman also read AN
interesting paper on city gardens.