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FATAL AccrDENr.-On Sunday afternoon last,
four boys, OF twelve 10 fifteen, were playing with
an carth-car which they had placed on The track
of the Harlem Railroad, above Tuckahoc, which
is tie present terminus Of the running Of the
Road. They would draw the Car up pretty
steep grade, and then ride down upon it. At last
one of them, lad of fourteen named Strong,
was running down before the car, throwing stones,
SC. on the track to JOLT those on the car when it
caught him, threw him down, run upon him, and
wheel stopped across his neck, killing him in
stantly His companions drew the car off him,
but he was entirely dead. They then ran off and
hid, supposing that they should be hung if
caught and remained in hiding till the body
was found, when one of them ventured out of the
woods and finally brought out his comrades.-
They were examined separately before Coroner's
Jury, and their testimony agreed So perfectly as
to leave no douo. OF the truth OF their story. No
possible blame can attach to the Railroad, nor
any one connected with It, as they run no train
on this unfinished section, and did not eren leave
the car upon ihe track The frequency ofsuch
accidents OF the Sabbath has been very often
remarked.