The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22
COloners' Inquests.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Tn "Wednesday evening, express train on the Hud
son River Railroad from Albany nearing the depot
Thirty first street VIM ONeil fagman. who stand
ing tho track run down before the engineer could
stop the train and instantly killed His remains were
taken to the depot where Coroner Hon Yesterday heli
an inquest upon them lhe evidence went to show tha
the occurrence accidental and the Jury rendered
verdict to that effect Deceased native of Ireland
Gfty.Gye wears Of age.
Coroner Gamble held inquest yesterday at the New
lork hospital upon the body of German about 40
OF age whose name supposed to be Alonzo Neak who
died from the effects of injuries received the 18th inst
by being run by train the New Jersey Railroad
II appears that he walking on the track in the curve
81 sLe Bergen Hill cut at the time the engineer on see-
ing him sounded the alarm whistle and reversed the
egne the breaks we're also put down. and the had
almost stopped when wheel passed ovsr his body
II was thought that he had ample time to get Off the
track. Ihe jury rendered verdict of accidental DEATH
SUICIDE BY TAKING ARSENIC.
Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an inquest, at the
house 161 Second street, upon the body of Ludwig
Eaechle German, 40 years Of age who committed sui.
self an overdose of arsenic which he had procured
the drug store of Mr. Murcle in Grand street. where
match pedlar Of very intemperate habits and for some
time past had been almost constantly intoxicated Hs
had also had several attacks of deri tremens After
taking the poison he informed of the inmates of tho
house but his statement not believed and medi
cal aid was procured until too late to save his life.
verdict Of suicide was rendered by the jury.
RUN OVER AND KILLED-CAUTION TO HACK DRIVERS.
An agcd female, PANIED Mary Katin residing in Thirty
second street, near Third avenue while in the act
gathering some chips in Fourth avenue near Twenty.
ninth street. the afternoon of the I'd ns was knock
ed down and run over by carriage and pair of horses
which, it Is supposed had taken fright from approach
ing car She taken severely injured the Bellevue
Hospital where she died yesterday morning. The car
rage at the time was in charge of VIM Fitzpatrick the
driver who had left II TO 60 train of which had
ps' arrived 70 hunt up passengers In the meantime
the horses which had been left unfastened took fright
and ran off Coroner Hilton yesterday held an inquest
upon the body Of the when the facts as above
given were adduced Medical testimony WAS also taken
showing that death caused by the injuries received
the deceased to her by being run over by
carriage which left standing alone and unsecured
the street, and the jury further say that the driver
said carriage is guilty of and culpable negligence
Upon the rendition of the verdict was issued
for the arrest Of Fitzpatrick The deceased was about
% years of age and is said to have been
and industrious woman.
CHILD FOUND IN A CIsTERN.
The body OF female infant yesterday found in the
cstern OF house No 2G3 Greenwich street. occupied
by policeman Geo. Haviland of the Third ward Coro
nee SDonne held an inquest upon the body but
came in the cisern could be obtained The body was st
Tar advanced in decomposition that it was impossible Il
ascertain whether not had been born alive and the
jury rendered verdict of death from to then
unknown.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Coroner Gamble held inquest yesterday athe house
No 119 East Eleventh street. upon the body Of Sarah
Ford, who died suddenly the evening previous The
evidence adduced went to show that the deceased had
been very intemperae In her habits. post n,o1em ex
c9rPeston of The BRAIN pro0uca by i+.apcrance and
the jury rendered verdict to that effect The deceased
was in extremely destitute circumstances her husband
having left her some time since and gone to Panama
who taken in charge by relative living in Second
street.