The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-26

A MELANCHOLY DEATH CAUSED BY INTExpKRAsos -osrs.
p ner O'Donnel yesterday held an inquest at No. Al
aged fory.two years, native Of England whs 70
her death from the effects Of intemperance The de-
ceased, 1t seems occupied the third As0r in
house No al Beekman street and the door having
been closed for several past and the uva arising
from the room becoming 50 offensive, Mr. Frederick
Bowen residing in the house broke open the door
and found the unfortunate lying the bed dead
The husband of decea Led sent for who testified a.
follows, before the Coroner:
Samuel l. Montgomery sworn-sAys, the deceased was
my wife; reside At No 20 Carroll street Brosklyn an
sopyst in the Office Of Butler Eyarts Southmsyd Ne
Hanover street. have been in their employ for the last
fifteen years; have not lived with my wife for six or
seven years past left her account of her insu-
time saw her alive last Monday Tuesday; she
came TO the Office of my employers, about eight o'clock
lars; every Saturday was in the habit Of taking It to
her; she has had derium trenens several times. Tho
jury the facts presented to them rendered verdict
OF Death caused by intemperance."
KILLED BEING ACCIDENTALLY RUN OVER on rHx
BLoohINGDAIE RoAD.-Coroner Gamble yesterday hclA
inquest at the Of lo2d and BoomngdAs
road on the body Of lad named Charles Sampson aged
fifteen years native of Germany, who to his death
from injuries received by being by horse and
wagon. while standing with some other boys on IL
Boomingdale road, 101st street. The wagon cor
tanned Mr. Gregory and friend who, Mr. Gregory tes
es that they approached 1920 street he discovered
boy standing back towards them in the road he hol-
oed to the boy but the boy did to hear; ct
the instant the horse struck the deceased knocked
him down and the wheels passed his body Ths
person driving was holding up the horse at the Tine.
They Immediately stopped, procured medical asssoe
to attend the deceased but TO avail the poor lad
died in about two hours after The Jury rendered lie
following verdctThat the deceased to his death
by injuries accidentally received from being By
horse snd wagon the Oath day of June, 1857 Tho
Jury recommend TO the proper authorities the construe
on of sidewalk other protection to foot passengers
DEATH AroPIExy.-Corcner Hilton yesterday hold sn
inquest at Pier No 49, n r., on the body Of Thomas
Walters aged about 80 years, native Of France whs
came to his death by at of apopexy The deceased wAs
wa.chman for the Richmond line Of steamers at said pie
He duty on Friday night He was subject to dts
and found dead the pier at O'Clock Saturday
morning The deceased s supposed to have wife and
two children residing Jackson ferry verdict Was
rendered Of death by apoplexy.
DEATH by ArorIKxY Coroner Gamble yesterday heia
inquest ON the body of William Brown aged fy-ons
years. born In Connecticut proprietor Of eating
in Fourth avenue Twenty seventh street. The de-
ceased was tasen with at OF apopexy, and died In
few hours after. Verdict-Death by apoplexy
FOUND DRowNm-A man, name unknown who had
gone bathe At the foot Of Forty street. East
river, Friday evening, drowned. He seen by
men on board Of soop lying near who attempted
him. but not able to reach him In time do
30. Officer Fulner, OF the Nineteenth ward took hs
clothes TO the station bouse and from their appearance 4
was thought he Was mason.
SUDDEN DEAm-Thomas Watson, watchmaa on pisr
No. 13 North river, taken with at early hour
yesterday morning, and died about O'Clock A. NJ.