The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-03
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Average for Tuesday.

SCOTTISH GAMEs.-To-dsy, at Jones' Wood, the
Caedonian Club, Of this city, will hold Its annual
gathering and win indulge in the sports OF "Auld
keekie" There will doubtless be rare fun on the
occasion.
GUNS IN fuR PARK.-The Tammany democracy
were so rejoced over the nomination Of HOFFMAN for
Governor by the Albany Convention that as soon,
almost as the fact was announced by telegraph they
etted out their swvele into the City Hall Park aud
fred one hundred shots In honor OF the event.
FATAL FALL FROM A BuILDrNG.-James Flynn,
irty years OF age, fell from the sixth story Of
Stewards new building where he was at work, yes.
terday, and was instantly killed. Deceased resided
et No. 81 avenue u, and was unmarried.
SEVERE FALL ON SURROUNDINGS Morgan,
twenty years OF age, residing at No. 4ss East Nine
teenth street fell from the rigging OF vessel at the
yoot OF East Twentynrss street to the deck yester
DAY. He was taken 70 Bellevue Hospital In an In
sensible condition.
The HARLEM RArLRoAD TrSSEL At YoRKvrLLs.-
The last section Of the Harlem Railroad tunnel at
Yorkville is now being constructed and viii prob.
ably be completed by saturday evening in which
case the saddle used In forming the arch viii be re-
moved on sunday, after which the trains viii NO
longer have TO come TO stand at that point
= FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE PARK.-Mr. Daniel J. IN
derhll, who was thrown from his carriage whEe
riding In the Park on sunday night, subsequently
died In ST. Luke's Hospital from the effects OF the
injuries received Coroner Rollins was notified 10
hold an inquest on the body. The residence OF dc.
DEATH FROM 1sJURIgs.--Coroner Rollins yesterday
afternoon was notified TO hold an inquest at the New
YORK Hospital on the body OF Henry Kraus, Ger
man. whose death was the result Of fracture OF the
spine and other injuries received by falling from the
roof OF three story building In Hudson City, N. j.
the Gath day OF July last. The occurrence, II Is
said, was purely accidental
SOCIETY OF MECHANICS ASD TRADEsMEy. THIS
society, ancient and honorable he'd It's regular
monthly meeting last evening at Mechanics Han,
s72 Broadway. Mr.. Wilson Small presided assisted
by both the first and second vice presidents. Their
proceedings the consideration and disposition OF tie
society business, were private.
BOARD OF AUDrT.-Now tina. the labors OF this
Board have ceased. II may be OF interest to know
what 1t has done since 1t was organized in April,
1867 The whole amount OF the claims presented be.
fore the Board was about 900 ooO but the amour,
allowed was only about 5000 900. Claims involving
$4,000, 900 were rejected, and the remainder were
left undecided on account VI the death Of Judge
Bonney.
THE INTERNAL RgvESuE INVESTIGATION IN
yestigatlon In the case Of Commissioner Rollins and
Others arrested on warrants issued by United states
Commissioner Cutman, was continued yesterday Al
The Aston House with closed doors. The affair Ia &c
sbrouded In mystery that II was found Impossible "a
obtain any accurate statement OF the facts In the
case 10 As understood however, that Com missioner
Ronins IL charged with dishonest transactions IN
connection with x-Coector Smith and others. Mr.
RolIiRs and Others are subp9naed TO appear Of the
Astor House to-day at twelve O'Clock.
bO1BD or EDULsTIoN.--Tbe first meeting OF this