New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-20
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SUICIDE BY TAKING ARsESIo.--An inquest was yester
day held by Coroner Gamble No AZ Wattsst upon the
body Of Mrs Sophia Luer who died Monday from the
effects of dose of arsenic which she administered to her
self for the purpose of sefdesucton The poison was
taken Tuesday Of last week and the fact be-
came known DIR Fnne was called and applied the proper
andoes. The patient fingered a suffering condition
til o'clock on Monday morning The deceased had been
dsspated woman, and il is thought her sad condition
prompted her to the commission OF the act SOPHIA Luer,
daughter of the deceased testified to her mother having
sent her for three cents worth of arsenic TO the drug store
of BroOme and Narick-sts. Tuesday. She OBJ
tanned the poison and her mother receiving it. spread
with butter piece of bread and then the prepare
ton in the presence of her daughter child twelve years
Of age. The Jury rendered verdict of suicide by taking
arsenic The deceased native Of this City about 30
years of age, and leaves husband and four children
ANOTHER DEATH IN THE CRY PRIsoS.-Charles Mil
ler Of the FIVE individuals who confined in cell
together Sunday last three OF whom died from disease
caused by intemperance died on Monday evening lie had
been of very incorporate habits and was at the time
Of his de 4h serving out term of imprisonment for 1--WE
days Coroner ODOnnell held inquest on the body and
post examination revealed the fact that death had
been caused by congestion of the brain and the jury re
turned a verdict to that effect.
The then proceeded to hold inquest upon
the body of Sarah Anderson, who on Sunday night was
found drunk and lying the gutter at the foot of Stanton ST.
East River and brought the City Prison where she died
on Monday night. The evidence adduced showed that
since the deceased had been admitted to the City prison.
she had received the utmost attention and care at the hands
of Miss Foster the matrOn and the Prison physician \
stlnOrtem examination made by DIR. Wetherell,
which revealed the fact that death caused by apopey
induced by ntemperance, and verdict to that effect
rendered by the jury.
CHARGE OF STEALING GOLD CON- Officer Demit
Of the Eleventh Ward, yesterday arrested female named
Mary COgan charged with stealing $500 IN gold com from
the premises of Mrs. Ellen Harris, No. - COlumba-st
whore she boarded II is alleged that the accused was the
only person beside Mrs who had to the room in
missed She left the house and subsequently found Sc
erected under bed in house in Dcancys She was taken
before Justice Welsh and held 10 await examination The
money was not recovered.
FIREs-At late hour on Mondgy night, fire occur
red in The building No. - Trinity place occupeda black
smith shop by f. ID. Miller. IL was extingushed before
much damage occurred.
On Tuesday morning fire broke out in the house No
90 West Seventeenth ST. The flames were soon subdued
Damage slight.