The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-18

The Albany day boats the Nibbard and Drew, re-
sumo their trips for the on Monday
Mary Feely, a little girl seven years of age, whose
parents live at 400 East Twelfth street. on Wednes-
day evening, while playing with other children
near the door, fell from wagon and, striking on
her head was fatally injured. An inquest will be
held by Coroner Schirmer.
The body of an unknown man was yesterday
found 1outng in the dock foot of Rivington street,
East River, and sent to the Morgue. Deceased
wore a black coat and pants. He had a sandy mus
tache and in height was live feet five inches He
had black hair Coroner Schrmer was notified to
hold an inquest
man giving his name as John Jones q resident
ofBrooklyn, was found lying In West sixteenth
street by officer Willow, Of the sixteenth precinct
on Thursday night, stupidity intoxicated Upon
searching the prisoner ut the station house there
was1ound on his person S25 400 in bonds He was
arfaigned before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson
Market, yesterday and discharged with reprimand.
John Conroy, q man thirty three years OF age in
the employ OF one OF the ice companies was run
over on Thursday, foot Of Twentieth street, North
River, by an ice wagon, of which he was in charge
The spirited team which ConrOy was driving
started suddenly, and in attempting to stop them
the accident occurred. He was taken to Bellevue
Hospital, where death subsequently ensued. Coro.
ner Herman was notified.
Charles Mclaughlin, Of $40 East Eighteenth
street, appeared before Justice Ledwith at Jerer.
son Market, yesterday, and complained that, while
passing through Bleecker street on Thursday
night he was attacked near the Bowery by Edgar
Williams and Frank Arlinger, who held him and
forcibly took watch and chain from his person.
They pleaded not guilty TO the charge, but were
locked UP without bail TO appear for trial.
The Norwegian Society of this city celebrated their
national holiday and the adoption OF the constitu.
ton yesterday by festival at East River Park The
society, which numbers several hundred members,
and OF which Mr.. Charleston is president and Mr..
Hansen secretary assembled at its headquarters on
Third avenue, near Eighteenth street, at noon, and
proceeded to the park. The festivities consisted OF
addresses music, singing and dancing.
Coroner Herman was yesterday called to $40
East rwentysixth street to hold an inquest on the
body OF Charles A. Tilson, an infant twenty-one
months old, who, three weeks ago, was shot by his
brother Joseph, twelve years of age. pistol,
from the trunk by Thomas during the absence OF
his parents, and while handling the weapon 1t ex.
ploded, the BAH taking effect in the face Of the
babe, who was asleep In the cradle INJECTING a
mortal wound AZ soon as tho pistol went or
Joseph, IN his great fear and excitement ran to
Bellevue Hospital for Warden Brennan, thinking he
could save his little brother.
The annual reunion and dinner OF the New York
Association OF the Alumni and friends OF Dickinson
College YVES held last evening al the New York
Hotel As Dickinson College il a Methodist tnstI
tuition the usual number of attendants upon the
anniversary meetings OF the Alumni was last even.
ing enlarged by the presence OF graduates and
friends Of the college who have been brought to
tc city 10 attend the General Conference. The re-
union was marked By all the joyousness ever I'm.
cident TO occasions Of its kind but enhanced by the
presence OF number OF ladies'. Tho officers OF the
Alumni Association are REV. ]. +. Durbn Presl.
dent Holatlo 9. King, Secretary, and committee,
o. which rev: Charles +. Deems, q. II. Croots Ii.
ill1any and others arc members,