The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-22

Average temperature saturday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. B0X
A BAD FALL.-Fanny Hersreld, girl Of eighteen
years Of age, while playing en- the piazza In front OF
her house, No. 1871 Madison street. fell to the side
walk and broke both OF her arms.
SERIOUSLY HuRT.-Michael Dougherty, a boy OF
five years Of age fell from the attic window OF No. S.
avenue yesterday afternoon, and was seriously in
jured It Is said the boys mother was drunk at the
time of the occurrence.
FIRE HOES FoUNDRY.-Sh ortly before two
O'Clock yesterday morning a fire occurred in Hoes
foundry corner OF Sheriff and Broome streets. Put
out with few pals Of water. Trining damage.
FIRE IN MANGfs STREET. shorty after two O'Clock
yesterday morning fire took place at No. Is Mangin
street, In stables occupied by John Delany The
horses were got out In safety. The damage done to
building Is about 500. No insurance.
FIRE IN FLETCHER SrREEr.-About ten O'Clock
last evening IRE broke out the third floor OF the
building No. Al Fletcher street. jointly occupied BY
Goldthwait d Overton, Pierre L. Pierce and NJ. l..
Runyon as shipchanders warehouse. The FIRE
was promptly extfnguisned, the damage being prn-
cipa!ly by water.
HURT IN Row.-Joseph O'Brien, living at No. 27s
First avenue yesterday go into some trouble with
party OF rougns in avenue A. when an alteration
took place and O'Brien Turing the difficulty mad his
Jaw broken He was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTy.-On Saturday night
Raymond Saner, a boy whose parents live at No.
2o7 avenue D, was run over BY one Of the avenue B
died IN Bellevue Hospital, whittier he had been con-
veyed by the police
Two MEN DRowNED.-A party Of four men yester-
day morning went out rowing on the Harlem river
and when they were near Farmers bridge the boat
upset and two men named Albert Bernstein aged
twenty and residing at No. 1928 second street and
Henry Morel aged twenty-one, and living at No "a
Hester street, were both dro wned The bodies have
not yet been recovered.
DISCUSSED ExcURsroNIsT.-One OF the gentle
men-we forbear to mention names--who left this
city on Monday evening last for Chicago on the OK
curson train to the Saengerfest returned yesterday
morning. He is member OF prominent New York
singing society, was assigned important place in
the chorus and started from here with purse plcn-
tifuy stocked with the needful and trunk well
supplied with apparel OF the latest pattern. He
came back VITA looks "al forlorn," with clothes
all tattered and torn," with beard neither "shayen
nor shorn,r and not even combed one OF his coat
tails missing, his money ali scattered he knows not
where, his expensive wardrobe In possession OF
some one he knows not VINO and his beautiful
voice gone he knows not whittier nc 10 back home,
a1d Is heaping curses mountains high upon
those in charge OF the arrangements, but receives
sympathy for his losses To be Just, however, 1t IL
due to truth to say that this gentleman became dis
ON he road that Van Vert was the Killing pon for
all the pleasure within and surrounding him, that
feeling the want Of good washing while at Van
ing the environs OF that rural retreat of deer and
limeburners, and caught severe cold and lost most
Of his outward covering; all OF which together with
broke his patience that when the excursion train
arrived at the Fort Wayne depot In Chicago on
upon another train ready to depart, aud Sunday
morning saw him back In New York wiser and.
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