The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-11
Another Mu.Iaes by sAooeams.

Another M1zlAeE by Shooting.
1zgREE.TEN ARRESTED oN-rspsPIcf0H OF THE AsuR-
nEs-IrvEsr1G Ar1cMFy CORONER IVES
On Sunday night, bctweess..sn and eleven s'siscks
man by thc Of Wnsn eiter shot W The right
shoulder ny the aseharre run BY so,s men 1t pro-
cent ugAacwn 10 the authoxjaics and hnssrsd sutil
Tuesday ,scrnocn between ne hours Of and two
O'Clock. zAen he expired pac yious, however, 10 hh
death on Monday morning Qssoner Ivcs ably asistad
by Mr. RAsnt the very Efficient District Attorney pro-
sesdsd "a premises Of the SEg man, situated at the
Eos fifth street and hicd There tAsy
found from the opinion Of thsEaeds attendants Drs
hsrrs and DE- xer that the wou.as mortal and 1t
proceeded tohold sas mevs&m examination. Jury
was SUMMONED and evidence taken, which exhibited,
according tphe testimony reeessrom the dying decia
ratiens Of that Sunday night he taking
board from . fence situated. ON the premises a
Charles W. Le~ere, Of Resty- 6fth street and
Second avenue, when Q man said--"P Put down that
board vnts1oot you" The deceased replied, that
nhe shot him be would stiek stes him. The man
.then fred on NE gum being withiat~o three yards
distance from hn; the contents Of te said gun took
tdect In his right shoulder An acquaintance who VA
,ath him, named lack Dillon, assisted se deceased after
E,e injury to retSrn home Another witness, named
Michael Dennis, testified to some cenwrsation he had
The shooting in which Lowerre admitted to him that the
, p&n who fired the gun named Jeae and also that
the gun was ioadedsith small shot German named MN.
on suspicion Of the shooting but when conveyed before
hadyng man, he cpyld not be identified.
Tbs last witness called Charles W. Jowcrre, who
being said IL reside the corneecl Forty nth
street and Second aveuue am varnish manufacturer
sssons Svsnsss on Forsy Street Shsa il shall be
opened the whole trout Of the factory fros Forty
fourth erect; am acquainted with the prisoner his
isJacob9oter there noother man ut presentn my
poymep. by the name Of Jacob; had ono FIR several
years nLay employ but not now; he is in the peghbor
hood his is Jacob Ysckerly he lives my fac
tory in the rear, Forty fourth street. Second
avenue. between First and Second avenues tpe first
house from my factory fence on the corner Of Forty
fourth street; Sunday evening last heard . gun
discharged; was in the REIMBURSEMENT Of my dwelling
near the Third avenue; I had wound up my clock
ing about ten ,nutes when heard the shot Of guy; it
was about twenty minutes Of 10eclock when heard the
shot; hesitatsd; then heard noise and my watch
dogs barked in the area thought approach
Ing the house; Imc out OF the basement, in front aud
landed on Second avenue; it dear moonlight night
a. crossed the Second avenue when about twenty
feet from my house, saw the prisoner running to-
wards me; he sail, Mr. Lowerre, heard a gun
and when saw the San with the gun following me. and
when he said he had shot man, told him to come
along intending to arrest him got assistance
was running when spoke to him first; partly stop
ped and then he said be had shot maR; it in
twer to inquiry to what the dienlty; he had
cap his head; I think it cap; can't say
Yackerly since Sunday night have not endeavored to
dnd him since; Yackerly larger man than the prison
did not think at the time but since have fixed my
mind upon him; formed opinion ct the time who 1t
was formed the opinion that it Chine since, upon
whether it a single or double barreed gun the man
had; got out Of bed there IS shot he has gone
said where; he said there he pointed towards tbs Third
on the old ane the prisoner the old lane
at the time; by that time got that could look down
had gum asked him what the difieulty he replied
that he had fhot a man; said he had a knife
stab me; think that was the word don't know who
that man VAS his face was familiar to me; bad seen
him before In factory to work. it two months
since: more or less; the that supposed him to
eembe Henry Chine; he lived Forty fourth street
in the rear Of factory he was dressed in dark clothes
O roundabout and cap; have not him since; have
not endeavored to And him since; have never before
now informed any the name Of the man supposed
him to be-; suppose he is little taller than the pri
eoner be does not hire from me; caused him to be
arrested In October last he IN employ but short
time when arrested him; had opportunity Of seeing
being the man with the gum think he Is Ger
man; think might be mistaken from the excitement
was p. Walking fast and partly running
Coroner that the injured had died. and thus closed
the ante morton examination On the suggestion then Of
Mr. Blunt who attended and conducted the examination
Of the witnesses the following verdict rendered the
That william Ketcr was dangerously wounded on the
night Of the 9TH Of March inst that said wound in
hctcd by the intentional discharge at said William Ksl
ter without ju.tGsble cause Of gun loaded with
unknown to the jury. The jury further add the regret
that owing death Of the party injured before the
nyssgnton was finished they arc compelled TO render
this partial finding
After the finding Of the verdict Captain Maynard ofthe
Nineteenth ward police, aided by his officers brought be-
fore the Coroner two more whom they had arrested
the request Of Mr.. Blunt and the Coroner; their
Henry Schen and Jacob Jocklc both Germans
stage drivers, In the employ Of Mr.. Dingedine the
Third avenue and sixty street line These two men
well the Jacob Roter. arrested the day pre-
vous, committed by the Coroner to await the
suit Of the post examination the body, and
the finding Of the Coroner's jury.
This morning. Or. Lidelwll make the post motem ex-
animation Of the body and at o'clock this afternoon
jury will be empancled who will proceed under the
direction Of the Coroner to view the body and the pre-
mses where the shooting took place after which the te
moDy will be taken at the Coroner's ONCE.