The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28

show the QUO aninus the disposition Of mind in which
the prosecution originated using language calculated to
matters in reserve which might require smother commit
eros. sns%nss by Mr. pmnrIdo not remember what
said to the committee in regard to that protest
col know the reasons assigned by the Presiding Elder for
On motion the Conference adjourned until this
ing at A. n.
COroner's Inquests.
TIE RECENT sTABBING AFFAIR IN CROSS STREET
THU ACCUSED COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
Coroner Hilton yesterday held inquest at the New
Yorh Hospital on the body Of John Manning eighteen
year, OF age native Of this city, who TO his death
by being stabbed In the abdomen. by EugeIe soomons,
WedDe day morning The priocipal facts IN the case
have beso already published in the dying declaration OF
Manning in the Herald of thursday The folowingevi-
dence elici ed before the Cerones's jury
Cathe rne Scott, sworn, said-I sister Of the de
ceased John Manning he lived with my brother inlaS,
chair by trade but terly followed boating with
Andrew Scott, my husband
john McCapu sworn, said knew John Manning. the
deceased the morning of Wednesday about half past
nine O'Clock was in the grocery store on the corner OF
Cross ard Orange streets to get dnk of water the
deceased epd the prisoner we're in the store quarreng
together they both intoxicated the deceased
the most the deceased charged the prisoner of doing
him Of dollar; the decea take the prisoner
BY the collar don't think there were apy blows struck
while in the store; LETT the store and stood by
the coal box out side soon ter decea rushed out Of
the store, and asked If had any money, sayiay he
stabbed, spd held his hands his belly; ne said
that John soiomops bbed him with knife there
orly knew the deceased.
Eliza Ann Faulkner sworn says-I live with my mother
in Orange street Chatham street in the store
in question las. Wednesday morning. the deceased,
the prisoner, John Mccain. and thee others
there the de: sssed and the prisoner talking to
getisr: did not hear what they said knew both by
sight; then left the store for short time and on my
return met the deceased coming out of the store door
with his hands his belly: he went over to the drug
the opposite corner; went into the grocery
store end there the prisoner with three other per
soYs the prisoner mouth bloody; he said t, the
time splitting the blood out of his mouth he had tso
bladed knife his ksnd; the large blade OPEN he
held the knife in his right hand then went to the city
hos pit u TO ceased.
s,bs Il. did
hear any qusIeipg in the front part of the store
heard little noise and saw deceased run across the
way through the side door the prisoner said the de-
ed bad struck him in the mouth; at this time he
had pocket lnife in his hand with the large blade
De Witt c. Peters sworn saidI am acting surgeon
in the New York Ho pital; made post norton OK.
Of the abdou above the internal abdominal ring
towards the medium line 1t inch and half long,
and through It Potruded t@o feet Of small ntestines
with omentum; there sbrasons the intestines
be admitted into the hospital the morning of the
25tb, and died about II o'clock last evening; these in
iuries the cause of death.
The jury after elaboration of few minutes, rendered
tbs wing verdict: That the deceased John Man
ming came TO his death by wound in the abdomen, in
Acted with knife in the hands of Eugene A. alias John
Sol.mops on the morning of the 25'h of May. 1853"
prisoner, John Solomons, 70 the Iombs for trial.
THE LATE FATAL sTABBING CASE IN THE FOURTH
WARD.
Corerer Hilton yesterday held an Inquest a. tue New
death c.ued from stab With knife. inflicted by
Charles Thomas, clerk in grocery store, corner Of
Ter and 1he mas took place at about O'Clock on the
mon ing of Tuesday last, and the injured man died
Thur sdsy night at 10 O'Clock, in the hospital The fol-
ovirg the testimony taken before the Coroners jury,
John 1Awler sworn sayt-I am the brother Of Michael
Lawler the deceased he boarded with my sister No 10
stree ha apa mi nv
on last Tuesday morning; he had been drnking knew
it from his voice. about ten minutes afterwards officers
Nugept and Morgan informed me that my brother
stabbed.
George Wilson sworn says-I reside in jersey City;
O'Clock M met Lawler the decea sed, 10 Roosevelt
street. he spt he to me- We we're strangers to each other
to dnk he was at that time in liquor: we went nte the
stores the deceased asked the prisoner for something to
drinks he told us 90 up to the other end Of the store
side coor az told 10 go OUT started to out and,
when got as far as the door, looked around and
ceased then said to the prisoner We need be in
such hurry; that he would go out and what he
ner ' then went behind the p bar, and came back
with ub.resemblipg that Of pocema a; LAWYER
replied be would if he did 60 OUT the deceased had
stick in his hand, resembling broomstck; the
prisoner then struck deceased the head with his club;
did not see the deceased strike the prisoner the blow
of the club knocked the deceased down on his knees his
head cut from the blow then vert out Of the
store TO look for policeman, and returned in about
minute and hsf Imet the deceased coming of the
store; be said he stuck the prisoner stood in the
store NTH kni in his hand 1t was knife such is
used to cut meat with from the time FIRST went into
the store about except the deceased, the
prisoner and two females, and they all went away be
fore the ARRAY took place; set Lawler down on the
store steps man Sas passing at the time told him
the deceased stabbed, and requested him 10 go for
policeman: the officers soon cane and took charge OF
the deceased the police then arrested the prisoner and
took me also to the station house; when went back to
blood