New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-03

FATAL ACCIDENT IN ORASGE-sr.-I mporfaa, Verdict-
At 10 O'Clock Wednesday night, an unknown man ore
spectacle appearance while attempting to pass the new
building Nos "a and 80 Orange accidentally fell into
aria and broke his neck and He died almost in
stantly Hewas discovered in the aerward and
taken to the Sixth Ward Police Station. 1t thought
that the occurrence was the result of careessnes ths
part Of the builder contractor and yesterday afternoon
Coroner Hilton instituted thorough investigation in rela
ton TO the death ofthe deceased ThOs Scann aud Tlos
Comfy both laborers employed at the building testified
that the in which the deceased fell well protected
and had been during the time they had been employed
on IL that timber and bricks had been piled up the hight
of four five feet around it forming fence and that they
could not conceive how the deceased fell into the
less by climbing over or crawling through the fence
Policeman Rker of the Fifth Ward testified to the de
ceased having be- found in the AREA he had tax IN notice
Of the premises and was of the opinion that the cross end
of the not generally left IN safe condition; he
had naTOwl escape falling into II; no lights
had been placed the excavation ut appears. how
ever that the deceased did not fall into the area of the
Cross ST. END
After some other testimony of less Importance to
KEN the Coner charged the Jury in regard to the acct
dent the necessity Of stringent laws relative build
ing in the Cay, aud the want of vigilance the part Of
those in authority in not seeing that present laws
forced Ne jury after delbsraton of half hour
dered the following verdict That said unknown
his death by breaking his neck by falling into the
"Orsneest" Further, we recommend the City author
lies pass stringent laws for the further protection
"of kunaE life, which is constantly jeepardized from
buildings in the Of erection 10 this City The de-
ceased shout 30 years OF age Of dark complexion and
wore side wLsker and long hair; he sto1ty built
about feet II iuches il height He was dressed in
black cloth coat brown striped cashmere pants, yellow
Marsalts she muslin hr cotton socks, and boots
ArrEMPrrD MURDER bI PoIsoS-A woman named
Cough yesterday arrested by officer Jarbo Of the
Third District Police Court charged with Attempting 70
take the life of her husband ,ic ae by Administering 10
h,rn arsenic in cup OF tea II .pBears from the aiAyit
Of the husband that Sunday last his wife prepared for
him cup bowl of tea nearly all n viii be drank AMI
soon afterwards taken 81 aud continued until
Wednesday which G.y he took portion OF the tea
which he had saved Dr. Chiffon for analysis whs sent
him communication Of which the following i, copy:
81 have snay zed the eouieuts pot brought to
me by Michael Cough and lind il 10 contain ars-uie both
in solution snd in powoer Jas 4. CHiLToS, Chemist
het York Juue ]. 1851
Cough states furher in bis affidavit that about month
ago the accused threatened stab h with knife AID
also about four days previous bis beisg poisoned she
threatened 70 poison him. He says thst jealousy is the
cause her making Atte upon his life The prison
er taken before Justice Welsh and held to await eI
animation
The LATE MURDEn CATHERINE KISE-ISQUEsr 81
THE CORoNER And NEkpiCr or The JlRr.-COfon@r
ODonnel held inquest Yesterday al the Newiork Hos
pital upon the BODY Of Catherine Kline. who died on
Wednesday in consequence Of blows received by her on
Monday morning the hands Of her husband, Thomas
Kline The following evidence was adduced
Mary Kline, being sworn. saysI live ~ the corner Of
Houston aud Attorneys, and the d4u ghterllaw oi
Thomas Kline have besn married D. his about two
years lived i've morlhs after my marriage in the house
OF Thomas Kline, in Fourti- between Avenues and b.
lie much addicted - iniemperance, and was under
the influence Of liquor almost every day Wnls
in this condition he inclined TO quarrel with
every body, but especially with the deceased he
would while quarreng with her charge her with nhdshy
IA his sober moments he very quiet and made no &C
cusston sganst her during the time lived in his family
saw him frequently attempt TO strike his wife out sue
always avoided the blows he had any weapon IN
his hsnd when attempting strike her on last Monday
morning went to his residence in Eighthst, between
Avenues and e. for the purpose Of going with hln ana
the deceased to sign the pledge the prisoner and the ds
ceased had sent for sunday he day prevoqsl 10
accompany them and III, IN sign the pledge; when
arrived there dece ased told she nsd been Ill AL night
with pain In her side, that her husband WAS ouf OF es