The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HunSos RIVER RAILROAD -
doonsr oDckrel yesterday held sn inquest on the body
Of an unknown woman who accidentally knocked
down and killed on Thursday night, by Of the
the HUDSON River railroad az the turning from Ca
L. Gieb, OF No so Watts street, went show that the
deceased On The track, and tn the driver haoed
loudly 10 the deceased get Of The way bat be
foe the coulo be broke up the knocked
orfortunate woman down, and the wheel Of the car
crushed her skull.
Thomas Dyer also testified to about the same facts
Thomas North Secretary OF the Railroad company,
testified that they have signal men on the road for tue
the track yet the ACCIDENT might aud the sgna
man have 6sen attending 10 his duty;
the IN substance and the jury founs the following
verdict
sIhat the said unkaown female came TO her death by
injuries acodentay received by being by Of
the Of the Hudson River Roilroad Company and
exoDerete the conductor and driver fri all blame but
sei ourselves called upon to consue the for
allowing their to be driven at too high rate of
speed, especially around curves IN the cty."
WIFE KILLED DY ILLrREATaEST, HUSBAND
Coroner Hilton yesterday held inquest the body of
Mrs Sarah Sally wife Of James Sally residing No 242
Mulberry street, who CINE 20 her death from injuries
caused by lusaee and beating inflicted by heg hu band
Mary McIDtye sworn, seys:-l knew the deceased she
nteu peraa woman she asked her why she drank
and became noxieated she sad her husband had driven
her to it, the husband alo inoSic sted no denied
beating her Saturday ard she fell with her face
against tbs wall the deceased pregnant ard
place Other testimony given, which corrooorated
the fact Of rea the part of the husband and
the Jury rendered the following verdict the de-
ceased 10 her death by peri optis the result of
abortion; ard further, that said abortion the
result Of the nrsaneDt of her husband The Coroner
committed the husband to prison for trial The deceased
was SO years Of sge, and native Of Ireland.
SUICIDE TAKING IAuDASUM. Coroner Gamble yester.
day held inquest at the City Hospital the body of
youDs woman named Sarah E. Bloomfield, aged tweaty
years native Of New Brunswick VIII, to her death
by administering TO herself quantity Of laudanu II
Appeared by the evidence before the Coronsr that the
deoeas ed in the employ ment Mt Tay Saloon in
Broadway aud TOR several days past bad been o,iced
be aboIing under temporary alteration Of mind On
Wednesday night she tool. the laudanum and in feg
hours after was found in inensibe state. She
conveyed TO the New York hospital for immediate edi-
cal treatment where shs fingered until two O'Clock yes.
terday orning and expired verdict rendered Of
suicide ed by taking audanum, while laboring
der q temporary alteration OF mind
Personal Intelligence.
The Hon. Daniel Dickinson and family have arrived in
the city and occupy apartments a. the Union Square Ho
tel.
ARRIVALS.
From London, in ship Amcrioan Eagle-Rcv B Eastwood,
Miss Eastwood Miss Il Eastwood Mise a Eastwood,
Master Eastwood, Capt Sohomering, X u Hooper,
Miss Boshel Mrs Wilson and two children Meek
Ely Miss Jane Channor Hcbdsn lady and two children,
Z Thompson, W II Smith Miss Eliza Reecc.
From Bordeaux, in ship Adrian-E Ros, A Schumu
enger.
seryans Miss w Tracy, wyman Mrs & Lind aud ser.
want Master Charles Lind Hutchinson ESQ, ngineer