The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22


The SUICIDE OF Mr.. WnIKrs = Coroner Hilton held
inquest Wednesday the East Broadway House upon
the body 0f Ar Lawrence G Wlle's Who committed
suicide BY taking overdose Of stry chime.
Franklin Waterbury, Esq of No So Hester street, tes
y.sr and tha, during hat tirae had occa,ioaal Ats
d dependency and had been heard 10 thfea'sn life.
About year since ne attempted 10 drown mse but
was prevented by the aitress.
Solr after tking the poison Drs Chessman and Ievs.
ridge caso, and did AL in their 20 yer TO save bis
life but with He inor he that he al
taken str ehrne for the purpose self and
tha he ad pufcha ed II at the corner oil Chatham AMI
William street,.
Of age; for many yesTs he b1okk keeper ia large
down town fouse, but he recant made engs ysneat
with TIE propretos Of the East Broadway House nees
re served N that capacity He was man Of extensive
aquainasce. ard IA lef large circle Of ir,ends -
his un,imel5 end. The cogoners inrv rendered
verdict Of ces'h by suicide.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT A BREWERY About O'Clock on
Weone,dsy evening, young man osmed lawrence
McGaness. IA tho employ Of siesrs Chds & Co
brewers, at the OF Tenth and TOR ninth
ttrsst amusing him. eli Ia The osesey when no sc-
cidenaby TEL INTO large oistern containing IL ain in
stsie OF fermentation and shout sevea feet OF beer
Another young uamed Patrick nerioe was ptssent
vhen ne accident nappenec and with the assistance
stfes pulled htn GU % n,aus OF attaching hook to
hi cobes: but although they succeeded 10 doing tns
III, ID art space o. xix minute he dead when taken
from the cis,ero Coroner Ga able yeserd,y held in
greet up the body ard verdict u accidental death
ordered oy The jury The deceased was native o
elard, any niretsen years OF age
AsoiDuI oUyD DEAD A Smps CARGO While some
men were tAFakSu VhF1pay afternoon IN dI.c1tfEtng
he c3fgo 81 tn ship Coumbus lying at the foo. OF
Festrsh shcet which arrived from Liverpool On tie
lffh .fbt, they found the body u among baci.
al OFT under .he N lin hatch IL uucn IL orposeJ
ard spleal ed 20 retain &c its natural e4tue The
deceased Na about thirty years # age aud from the
dress he wore i tn0usht 70 have been soldier who
With view Of de,erting lad sosei himself away while
the yeste her cargo prior to her saiing on
the 4fh Of Juoe ~ IS also supposed hat OF the
cargo put IN after he had hid himself Toe hatch
bnyng been esursd end coIksd, and the ship Gro sdsd
with umigrsns passeDgers tbs cries OF the decen ea
ha aYh HegE und La
from sufocat,on starvation Coroner O'D,cuel held
an inquest upon the body, and verdict to the above
effect rendered by he jury The deceased wa dress
Cd in white jacket ard bue pants, with stripe do sn
the kgs. and the following figures aud letters upcn
them NO CSC Juy LIST, 1851, L. Russell XIII Regi-
ment'
FouSp DfAp sNK The body Of female chill, az
parsntlJ about two mo,tbs old weinc day found
in enk In the rear Of house 293 East Eleven srest
The body recovered and taken 10 toe Cotone Office
where en- inquest was held upon IL; bat decomposition
had taken place to so great extent that II impo
BILE TO ascertain the Of DEATH and the jury
dered verdict Of death from 10 them unknown.
SABA melancholy occurrence took place at the
Blind Asylum In Indiana, in consequence ofthe penu-
rous and contemplate policy which closed that estab
lishment until April, leaving fifty or sixty unfortu-
nate and almos. helpless beings to shift for them.
selves. A young blind man Of this county, who had
been in the Poor House previous to being placed into
Trustees to close the institution declared he would
commit suicide rather than 20 back to the Poor
House. and at night actually left the house for the
purpose and was discovered just In time 10 prevent
him from hanging himself Indianapolis Journal.