Thomas Doubleday

 SAD ACCIDENT---COL. DOUBLEDAY RUN OVER
AND KILLED.---Col. THOMAS D. DOUBLEDAY, late of a regi-
ment of heavy artillery, New-York Volunteers, and a
brother of Maj.-Gen. DOUBLEDAY, of the United States
Army, died yesterday at the New-York Hospital, from
the effects of injuries received on Tuesday last, by be-
ing run over by stage No. 335 of the Seventh-avenue
line, at the corner of Broadway and Chambers-street.
Mr. WM. H. PHELPS, of No. 134 Maiden-lane, brother-
in-law of deceased, testified that he understood de-
ceased was trying to enter a stage going up, when he
slipped and fell. At this moment a down-stage was
passing, and one wheel of it passed over his chest be-
fore he could get out of the way. The jury rendered
a verdict of accidental death. Deceased resided on
Staten Island. He was forty-eight years of age, and
a native of this state.