New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

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the deceased motion adjourned. -,
The President announced that the Board 500 a'V"
to Friday afternoon at o'clock. r A.,
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SUICIDE BY TAXING ARsENIc-COroner Wilhelm yes
terday held inquest at the house No. l6l sscondSt
upon the body of Ludwig Bselchle German ~ years OF
age who committed suicide on "Wednesday afternoon oy
administering to himself an verdose Of arsenic %nc9 ne
had procured at the drug store of Mr. Mercke IN Grind ST.
where he stated that be wanted il to kill rats The de
ceased match pedlar of very incorporate habits and
for some time past had been almost constantly intoxicated
He had also had several attacks of derum remens After
taking the poison he informed OF the inmates oil the
house but his statement was not believed and medical
aid procured until too late to save his life Averdict
of suicide was rendered by the Jury.
Fatal RAILROAD Coroner Gamble held
an inquest yesterday at the New FORK Hospital upon the
body Of German about 10 years of age, whose name
supposed be Aonzo Neak who died from the effects OF
injuries received the 18th inst by being over bya
train on the New Jersey Railroad appears that he was
walking the track in the curve OF the Bergen H cu AZ
the time the engineer seeing him, sounded the alarm
whistle and reversed the engine the breaks were also put
down. and the had almost stopped when one wheel
passed over his body is thought that he had ample time
to get off the track The Jury rendered verdict of acc
dental death.
Fatal RAILROAD AccIDENr.-On wednesday even
ing as an Express tram the Hudson River Railroad
from Albany nearing depot at Thirty hrstst VIM
O'Nei fagman who standing the track, was run
down before the Engineer could stop the train and instantly
killed His remains taken TO the depot where Coro
ner Hilton yesterday held inquest upon them The evl
dence went show that the was accidental
and the Jury rendered verdict to that effect Deceased
native OF Ireland, 50 years OF age.
SUDDEN DEArH-Coroner Gamble held an inquest
YESTERDAY At the house No 9 East Eleventh ST, upon the
body of Sarah Ford who died suddenly on the evening
previous The evidence adduced went to show that the
deceased had been very Incorporate in her habits post
morem examination revealed the fact that death WAS
caused by congestion of the BRAIN produced by ntempe
rance and the jury rendered yer let to that effect Inc
deceased was in extremely destitute circumstances, her
husband wing left her time since and gone to Pa
mama where he said to have died She leaves two small
boys who were taken in charge by relative hyng III
Secondst.
AGGRAVATED AssAULr.-Messrs. John G. SimmOnds
AMI jeremiah Riley both engineers the New York and
New Haven Railroad short time since while passing up
Broadway near Canas at about IL o'clock at night heard
cry 0 murder and on looking about for the purpose ut
ascerainng whence the cry proceeded, two APP
proach of whom they made inquiry relative 70 the alarm
Izstead of giving them suitable answer the two men,
whose John Arcularus and James Quinn, com
menced violent assault upon the gentlemen and knocked
down beat and kicked Mr. Smmond, in most outrageous
manner Three of his front teeth were knocked out bya
sung shot other similar weapon, and his face was so
much and dgured hathe wounds are not yet healed
The back of his head also severely cut Mr. Riley was
also attack by the accused and severely beaten Officer
Martin of the Fifth Ward hearing the disturbance came
up and arrested Quinn, who locked up IN the Saton
House for the nigh. Arcularus escaped but was subse-
oueniy arrested and with his associate held for trial Com
plants made agansthe accused and they were tried
in the Special Sessions and convicted Quinn was fined
$50 and ArcuaUs s2j which amounts they paid and were
discharged Previous TO the case coming up for trial the
offending parties Offered Mr. Smmonds $50 10 settle the
affair 1.-THE offer rejected Mr. 8 determined to let
the law take it, Some nsnuations had been made
that the compainans in the were intoxicated at the
time OF the assault but this they both positively deny
Ruy OVER AND KILLED. Caution to Hack Drrers.-
An aged female named Mary katin residing in Thrysec
Ond Third ay while in the act OF gathering some
chips in Fourthv. Twenty ninth st. on the afternoon
of the I'd inst knocked down and run over by ear
rage and pair of horses which Is supposed had taken
fright from IN approaching She taken, severely
injured To the Bellevue Hospital where she died yester
day morning The carriage, ut the time, was in charge of
W iam FnZpHtHck the driver VINO nul tIt IL 10 go on
train Of ears which had just arrived hunt up passengers
In the time the horses which he'd been le unast
ened took fright and off Coroner Hilton yesterday
held an inquest upon the body of the deceased when the
facts ~ above given were adduced Medical testimony
was also taken showing that death caused by the u
RES received The following verdict was rendered by the
jury: "Tat the deceased to her death by being
over bv q carriage which left standing alone and
cured in the and the jury further say that the driver
of said carriage guilty gross and culpabe negligence
Upon the rendition of the verdict warrant issued for
the arrest Of Fitzpatrick The deceased about % years
of age and said TO have been respectable and ndu3tr
woman.
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