The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27
LOCAL ISTELLIGENcE.

SERIOUS ACcIDENT-A man named Edward Farley
fell yesterday from a Tuck he was driving through
West street. The wheels passed over his body,
injnring him severely. Oiicer Markey conveyed the
injured man TO Bellevue Hospital.
SUDDEN DEArH.-James McGume died very sud-
denly this morning about one O'Clock AT his resi-
dence, No. 80 Laurens street. Cause OF death un-
Known Coroner notified to ascertain and hold an
Inquest.
DROWNED HERsELr.-An unknown woman, aged
clad in the garb OF poverty, jumped overheard from
the FOOT OF pier NO. A East river last evening She
was rescued by parties who saw her deliberate
action, but II was TOO late 10 rescUsitae her, The
coroner was notified 10 mold an inquest
ASSAULT WirH A KNIrE.--Patrick Fitz whose
residence is at 456 West Forty-second street, was
assaulted yesterday in Tenth avenue by Banzratz
.emlim, and sustained serious injuries. Besides
lIea W blow ON tie head ne was found TO have
deep stab wound in the lett arm. Lemlim was ar
rested u o.ncSr Fisher and locked up.
ASSAULTED AND RoBBED.--Last evening, about
nali-past seven O'Clock, John 0Conner, while en-
gagged in his avocation or pedng, assaulted
AZ the corner fourteenth street and Tenth avenue
aud robbed OF portion 81 ms stock ny unknown
parties Fortunately his injuries were slight, and he
was enabled soon after receiving medical attention,
TO proceed to his home No 4sl Cherry street.
POCKET PlcxEp.--W. S. Whitney. OF No. ia East
Eighteenth street, is TO be added 10 the long list OF
unfortunate gentlemen who have recently suffered
AT ne Uanus OF tNe udllnR plChpOCActs VI thc Cloy.
His similar to the majority mat precedes him,
as while a1ghtlng from Fourth avenue car NO. 80,
IL Blocker street. he was robbed OF $780, NO arrests
were made.
STABBED IN THE FACE.-Mchael Donohue, who
lives at No. PIG East Twenty second street, had
little friendly reunion at his apartments last night,
and after the party had imbibed SUFFICIENT whiskey
to thoroughly ntoxicate them they forgot the object
OF the occasion, ana instead or fraternity discOrd
reigned. In the muss which subsequently occurred
Michael was stabbed in the face by one McGovern,
which rather abruptly broke up the entertainments
Donohucs injuries are slight. No arrests were made
BY the police.
Acc1DENTs.-E Banta, aged seventy. resid
ing at No. l7e Prince street. over last night
at the corner OF Prince and Thompson street, by
bakers wagon driven by John Lamb. The old lady,
who was severely Injured received immediate medl-
cal attention and was then taken 20 her home. The
driver was arrested.
Mary Page, aged sixty, residence not given, fell In
Forty first street, between Tenth and Eleventh hve
nues. yesterday afternoon, disocacng her shoulder
Taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Mary Alderman, aged fourteen residing at No.
80 West Thirty-seventh street, was run over last
evening at the corner OF Thirty-sixth street and
Eighth avenue by horse and wagon, and besides
being injured internally received bruises about the
head and hands. Attended to and sent home.
Catlarine Cannon, aged thlrty-five, residing AZ
No. 1885 Crosby street fell at the corner OF Twenty
ninth street ana Fourth avenue yesterday after.
noon, cutting her head severely. Taken 70 Bellevue
Hospital