The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-21
City Imtelllgonce.
TIE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INQUEST.

INQUEST.
The Coroner held an inquest yesterday at the Eigh
teeth ward rtstion house. upon the body Of jane
Tscy, who died Thursday hight In the City Hospital
from injuries received by bis falling from Of the
Ct the New Haven Railroad Company. rumor
sAcat that he violently pushed of by ths baggaye
master. Mr. Smith, and the case excited considerable
interest in consequence
Sidrey IL stuart sworp--I aun a police magistrate;
was called upon take the dying declaration OF the de
ceased night before last the City Hospital he
then in dying conditions asked him II he thought
he would recover;'' he replied think csunot stand
IL much ongsr aked him the question to be satisfied
that he sensible; asked II ne could relate how
he got injured be raid ~ est, then he said wanted
10 oct upon the baggage car ana the master aid
wish 10 have on; told him that was upon
the platform aud would remain and he Che baggage
MASTERY told me he would make get OFF, the baggage
master then stuck twice, and knocked OFF,
continued, then asked deceased $ do you kno
the baggage sers name!" he said Il do mott; asked
there any previous encounter between you and the
Baggage master! the only reply could get TO this vas
The knocked off ~ deceased made his replies with
good zeal Of i'll feeling towsrds the baggage MASTER this
minutes to ocock and he sinking rapid
ly at he bic to make eply usstious
put to bin and left him. what be old say did not a
pear to be the words OF dying man; they uttered
without any apparent thought VI the future he
vehsmenty on making his answers; this was think in
consequence OF his extreme suffering.
Sidney Briggs driver in the employ Of the company
swoIp-Drove the s~pgage car Of the five O'Clock New
other cot ia With me- in Canal street there
were Mr. Ellsworth Quian the deceased, myself and six
OF eight others they were laughing and joking; they
cropped OH ore by at Twenty eighth street Quan
deceased Ellsworth. and myself only on; Qulan
was behind me- and Tracy stood upon the step the
side OF the cars he swung of the and braked up'
to prevent BIN falling he got back upon the car and
said Cuban had tripped him; they qusrrelsd deceased
called QaiIan opprobrious name and Qulan reached
my head and clenchsd him they NAMED 40 until
tho baggage master separated them and pushed
the right and to the left think he parted both With
equal force Qutlan got of the immediately upon
being pushed cecta sed hung the coat Of bag
gag. mater with his right hand, and held the railing
hand got loose from the coat, and he swung
around the in front of the car he fell with his
bead between the two rails his legs we're over the left
y stopped the car found the forward wheel of the
forward truck upon one Leg pushed the ahead to
get 1t OIL his limb; then turned off my team, when I
Mr. Reliance, Mr. Qugly and others endeavorag to
get him mp an sss6ed he intoxicated at the tme
saw nc person strike him. IL it ha1 been 60 would
have it, think II he had been sober it would not
have occurred he'd the have been separated
the baggage master could not have hauled mp my
feque would have ensued
This testimony corroborated in all its main facts
by the evidence Of Henry Ellsworth Thomas Grier. and
gentleman who was passenger TO Mount Vernon at the
time. They deposed to the original quarrel between
the deceased and Quan the exerton Of the baggage
Ter to eparate them the struggle between the baggage
master and the deceased and the falling of the tter s
ter losing his hold upon the coat of the former.
Dr Il. BuGd made post morfem examination Of the
body found extensive injuries Of both legs with
pound fractures and laceraon of the soft parts the
Injuries caufed his death.
After careful summing mp by Coroner Ives the Jury
rendered the following verdict james Tracy to
his death by accidentally falling from and being
Company when in motion The jury further cay, that
they attach no blame to any person. Tracy native
Of ireland aged twenty four years.
The held an inquest yesterday evening at $50
West Twenty second street upon the body nflut
child which had been found at Jacksons building. in
barrel the previous day reported in paper of
terday morning The only witness examined VIM.
u Jackson who deposed-I am building five new houses
en- Twenty second street between Seventh and Eighth
avenues yesterday (Fridsy) morning standing
there in conversation with my father, when perceived
something in barrel which was half full OF bran ana
water; when it taken up found it the body OF
female infant Verdct-We find that the child still
born
MELANCHOLY AND suDDEr DEATH Yesterday morning
lacy Of about twenty years Of age named Angelina
Voyce who had been lately residing at Abcombs beach,
near Cape May and about to return her home
Philadelphia went into the statioDhouse the Jersey
City ferry and having procured her ticket sat down
She sickened in short time. and fell dead almost imme
disely The held inquest at late hour yes
terdey afternoon in order to allow her sorrowug friends
to take the body home by of the Philadelphia trains
last night We did not get the verdict Of the Jury but It
supposed that she died from some disease OF the heart
MELANCHOLY DEATH-CAuTIoN FERRv Boar PAS
sENerRs As one of the Williamsburg ferry boats
nearing the landing at rand street ten Friday
night aborer named Thomas Grace rushed out at the
FIRST toing Of the bell thinking that the boat landed
The boat not the shore and the unfortunate
man fell into the water between it and the dock He was
body had not been recovered Grace leaves three poor
children orphans as their mother died not long since
stect corner of Eighth avenue
THE MIN INJURED MURRAY STREET The two men
were SO seriously injured in Murray
street on Friday alive at II o'clock yesterday and
progressing rs favorably cou d be xpeced under
such dreadful circumstances They under the mme-
care Of DR.. CheeseboIough.
FATAL ACCIDENT. Yesterday evening a man named
Williams fell from scaold erected in front OF his
house in fourth street to the ground lie instantly
killed. The coroneris notified
SUICIDE IN PEARL STREET "A woman, named Sarah
fWe ,eiv hirtv dtaI{ q,
Pearl street at o'clock yesterday morning. from the Of
fects OF dose Of audanum taken with the intent of poi
for time past and it IL supposed that this ciroum-
stance induced state Of mind which led to the comnis-
sion OF the rash deed The Coroner was notified.
ILLNESS STREET AT late hour Friday night
German named John Myers lately arrived from Phia.
delphia was found lying very Ill in the street. The ON
GERS removed him to the Fifth ward station house where
be was attended by physician.
BURGLARY Friday night the dwelling house No. 373
Fourth street Lafayette place. entered by
adro thief and several articles Of value among which
ladys cloak and two overcoats stolen there.
rom The depredators not satisfied with the arti-
,es taken but they also destroyed the lace curtains in
the parors The occupant of the premises who head
another call when opportunity will be given the rogues
@ finish the decanter Of Madeira which left in the
library closet and he promises them warm o recep.
ion as is desirable.
ANOTHER BURGLARY sAME NrGHr-We have to notice
mother daring burglary and robbery, committed the
night ut the house No 33 Fourth street occupied
BY Mr. William Cooke 1t appears that the house was
entered from the lot adjoining the residence of VIM
j. Wemore ESQ and from thence the fences to the
residence Of the Hon John Van Buren, and finding his
house fully secured they cut through the back windows
No S73 and effected entrance and robbed the
# about $500 Great alarm and the greatest watchful
prevails amongst tho inhabitants OF the negborhood
It this Wholesale 81 stem Of robbery.
ArorHrR I'VE understand that the house Of Mr.
Mitchell in Fifth street entered the same night
This requires the special attention Of the city authorities
md juefes demand of Where the night patrol ?''
Where the police after shutdown! n
LECTURE ny THOMAS FRAvcIs MEAGHER The gifted
ind eloquent Irish exile Thomas Francis Meagher whose
name is familiar to readers, will deliver lecture
upon Australia Thursday evening next tho 25th Of
November, at Metropolitan Hall pursuant to q rcqusi-
lion Of number Of leading citizens, including Mayor
ipgsand 1t is hardly necessary to say that such leo
ure from Mr. Meagher who has resided In Australia and
possessed Of such powers Of description will be in
erestipg in the highest degree and have doubt 1t
will attract crowded audience
THE WEATHER, from early yesterday morning, was
very pleasant The shons out clear, with light
hftng breeze Tho thermometer at the Herad building