The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-11

shs view the body and shall deliver to the Coroner In
writing, the result to bs signed by them certifying
death sc.
those returned for the last quarter and portion Of
your committee proceeded TO the places where such In
| quests said to have been held. The first case
visited No la Suffolk street Upon inquiry Of
Mrs Julia Barnard (who was represented as having
been witness in the case) she stated
did the Coroner ever ses thsi body Of the child upon
whom the inquest said to have been she
her sister Ss c
of the Aims House her sister being in cir
cumstancss to meet all the expenses Of burial She
went into the Coroners Office she Afterwards under
stood, and person then took DR. Toppngs certificate
asked her questions in relation the the
child and told her to take hold OF the pen TO sign it
she not stated in the testimony
the inquestthe person then gave ooroner's certih
cate for burial which she took to the Aims House. aud
coffin cent, and she it buried In the bill re-
ferredto your committee find charge this
dollars; for holding and returning the inquest thirty
seven and half cents for summoning and swearing
jury, thirty and quarter cents for subpon sing
one witness thirty and quarter cents-total five
dollars and sixty eight and three quarter cents.
The following anidavits the result of inv esgs
| ton with the inquests returned in each case
c Il hs house Ss. n. N la
Suffolk street in the Seventeenth ward Of the city OF
New York in the county Of New York this 9TH day of
August in the year Lord thousand eight hun
dred and before Seth Geer Coroner Of the city
and county aforesaid view of the body Of Bridget Fox
lying dead at said place upon the osths and
OF six good and lawful of the State of New York,
duly chosen and sworn affirmed, and charged to in
ner the said Bridget came her death do upon their
osths and sfirmatons say that the said Bridget came
In witness whereof we, the said jurors well as the
Coroner this inquisiton set hands and seals
| on the day and place aforesaid.
Jurors-Francis Green, Patrick Brennan (his 4 mark
owen Cowen, Frederick Scudder Richard Williams Will
liam Warner. SETH GEER, Coroner, f..
Julia Burnet, residing at IA Suffolk street. being
sworn ssy, she is aunt to deceased and that she
hapu hiph ri N har
house, Tuesday about II o'clock aud that de-
ceased very feeble and that they could not give her
any nourshment She died about o'clock this morning.
ana sac KNOWS '' ~ cause ''' '' JULIA BURNETT.
CITY and County of Ne,o York. ss--Julia Barnard, be-
ing duly sworn, says that in August last her sister
few days old when landed she with it and her
husband to my house and after had been here three
days it died; DR. Topping was called and gave cerih
cate to bury it, went to the Aims House TO have
cofhn sent went to the Coroners Office with DR. Top
pings certificate and person there who asked
some questions about the child; no juryman,
the Coroner the house to the chi neither
was sworn by the Coroner, or any other person
JULIA : BARNARD,
CHARLES BARNARD;
Sworn to before me, this 18th day Of October 1851
Gro II. FRANKLIN, Alderman Seventeenth Ward.
William J. Robinson and Charles Barnard residing in
died certify that Dquest held upon it, neither
the Coroner ever to see the child
WMJ. ROBINSON.
ststs # N.e York, cry and County 2, Neg York IS.
An inquistion taken at the house OF MI Meneur No
York in the county of New York this 18th day Of Sep
TENDER in the of Lord one hsusand eight hun
before Seth Geer Coroner Of the city
and county aforesaid, view of the body of Robert
Barry, lying dead ct said place, upon the oaths and
arnatio coed and lawful Of the State of New
York duly chosen and affirmed and charged to
inquire behalf OF said people, how and in what nan
ha apda mat aV
20 his death by disease of the bowels.
In witness whereof the said jurors as well the
Coroner this uisition set hands and seals
the day and place Aforesaid
Jurcrs-Mehssl Murphy Jeremiah Doonsy, Thomas
McManu Reuben Titus George Rhaier Stephen Low.
sEfH GEER, Coroner. Il 81
Catherine Barry residing at 90 Warren street being
sworn rays that she is daughter OF the deceased
and that for the last weeks he has been complaining
u ooseness Of tie bowels aud has Kept his bed since
las, Wedneeday or Thursday; deponent called doctor
who prescribed tor deceased but the medicine had not
The desired eject be fingered until yesterday NOR aing
about 10 O'Clock when he died. Opponent knows OF no
'''-'' - CArHARISE BARRY.
CITY and County II Ner Iak, ss--ostharioe Barry,
being duly sworn says that 18th septic 1851
father died ut 90 Warren street be hal been sick
called and prescrbed aud stated that my father had
paid the Dr. dollar Ny f.sber died On
Friday the 18th Jay q september cent 10 the doctor
for csrta-ste bury my father but as vas uforned
refused give il without the payment OF another dol
isr The Coroner then called upon for c~rtihcste
NV a.her. death and asksi me to sign it. which did
vas nc. neither any jury at the house or
any '-' -''- - GaraARIyE BARRY
Sworn 70 before me this Doth day Of october, 1851
GLo II FEASXLiS, Aid Seventeenth ward
81. Of Nesr York Gu and County Of Nrr York,
An iraustIoo tasen al the house Of Mr. Roun No 495
Greenwich in the Eighth Esrd Of the city Of New
York this ls.h lay q August in the year Of our Lord
ISL b-fore seth deer Coroner Of tie city and county
Aforesaid in view Of the body Of Jane somsrve lying
lad Al aid place upon the oath. aud sfrmstions Of
Is anIi Ia w+u men Ne
choeen aud CT AFFIRMED and charged to inc-- on
behalf q said people how and in Whist Tanner the said
lions say. that The said Jane came to her death by
ID stness whereof we the said Jurors well as the
Corore have this pquton set cur hands and seals
| on the dag and place Aforesaid
| yufors-IIcIsely Long Charles Moreyi Jacob L. Borne
! Forstsuy George Bowen. II frost
| SETH GEER Coroner. L. J
| TESTIMONY.
Mary Coyn, residing at lqe Greenwich street being
he has known the deceased for the last I'VE
year al that on last Wednesday deceased
= distress In her stomach, aud loosenss, Oh tns
hors. she had been confined TO her bed AZ TINS time
syant ,,pr or Eve DAYS with said disease yesterday
morning tween Eve and six O'Clock she became mucn
and DR. Harriet sas sent or but ga
knows Of no other cause LOT as''H' Macy GOWN
~, and c,rr,, Of y.,r Yuk ss-Nary Coyn tsiains
AZ AZ Green -ich street being duly s.crn says that sh'
eosn Nv AZ. name Of Jane somervilie resided there
and that shs died the morning Of that day and IN
Coroner was sent for and person came who sksd %
.op,s Questions and wrote paper and askea me
, S~n N Nootber person was 70 see the body nor va
. - a, .nv iuryInan sworn The woman Jane hs
brfe 'isk about five weeks MARY :" = coYS.
mark
1
s.orn 10 before me, This s9d day Of 0ctoOer
Gro m FnaSkIiy, Alderman Seventeenth Ward.
Stat Of Me-, Yorl, CRY and County 81 N,'o fTk I"
An inaustiop aker az the house 81 Mr. Glover No 10
street Ia tie Tenth ~ard OF the city on Ne
YORK in the county % New ork TINS ~ dsy q Suy
the ar q our Lord 1851, before Seth Ger Coroner
the city and county Aforesaid, on view o. tne oouy
Marert Reach lying dead AZ said pa,s upon M
and sarms on. Of ix good and lawful uisn o tae ste
/. Of New York duly choeen and sworn or ahirnei On
charged 20 inquire behalf OF said people hov ana
What the aid Roach came 70 her death 90 upo
heir oatbs and sfrmstions say that the said Roac
came 10 her death BY disease Of the heart .
witness whereof We, the said juror. a. well ss "a