The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

| MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF Al YOUNG MAN CAUSED BY

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF Al YOUNG MAN CAUSED BY
FALLING IN LOVE WITH HIS BROTHERS WIFE.
Yesterday Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest at No SO
Chryie street the body of Joseph Nowtzky aged Is
years. P0lander by birth, who committed suicide at
O'Clock on Sunday morning. by shooting himself through
the head with pistol caused by falling in love with his
brothers wife, The facts elected before the Coroner
love attachment Mrs. Sarah Nowiky his brothers wife,
and had several occasions conducted himself in an i'm
cd her husband of his conduct he him that he
must leave the house If he persisted in his annoyance to-
wards his wife. He still continued, and Mr. Nowitzky
ordered him To leave the premises and not to return
Subsequently however, having asked forgiveness he
permitted to make occasional visit On saturday her
husband being absent the deceased went TO the house
and several times renewed his improper liberties with his
sister in-law, and she then told him that when his
brother came home she should inform him of his
conduct The deceased then went into the bed room
and laid down. and she wishing something from the room,
went in and he prsng from the bed and again attempted
improper liberty she rspulsed him by blow with her
hand and subsequently with piece OF wood and then
called for assistance the deceased then let her,
and threatened to kill hin self if she told her husband,
and took pistol out Of drawer fer that purpose in the
evening when her husband came home she informed him
NJ tbs ~ fro ths bs
did not 20 Immediately and while they were taking
breakfast they heard the discharge Of pistol and on 60
ing up stairs the deceased bleeding on the floor he
having sh ot himself through the head with pistol he
died soon after The jury rendered verdict THAT de-
ceased came to his death by suicide by shooting"
held inquest at the foot Of Sixty street. Fast river
on the body Of an unknown man found floating in the
rdct OF death Oy drowning rendered. inc
deceased without clothing Of any description and is
supposed to have been convict at Blackwes Island
and met his death while attempting to escape by swim
ming across the river.
AN INFANT ACCIDENTALLY SUFrocATED BY IT'S HorHER.-
Coroner ODonne also held inquest at No 249 East
Eleventh street. the body of infant days old
whose mother during the night had accidentally laid
It and caused its death by suaocation Verdict accord
ingly
GAZING IN SEWER MADISON srREET-OSR MAN
KILLED NJURD-We noticed in Sundays HERALD
the fatal accident of the cavng in Of in Madison
street. in which John Murray lost his life the other three
men, named Michael Murray, Thos AcKeon, and George
Clark injured, but will recover Coroner Wilhelm
yeterday held inquest the body and a verdict of
accidental death rendered. The deceased was q
tive Of Ireland, and twenty three years Of age.
FATAL NJURns-A MYSTERIOUS AFFAR.-Ohicers
Gaugham and Kaveny, of the Sixth ward police about
seven O'Clock on Sunday morning, found man named
Thomas Parker lying At the bottom Of fight Of steps,
down area q. the buildings corner of Dame
street and Broadway. On looking at the they found
both badly backened ard his face and head terribly
cut and bruised He inseasibe at the time they
found Kim The officers picked him up and conveyed him
to the Hospital where in short time after he died. Tho
Coroner will hold an inquest on the body this day.
A FATAL JrMr.-Coroner Gamble yesterday held an in
quest at the New York Hospital the body Of John Hut
ton, native Of New York. fifty four years Of age, who
to his death from injuries received by jump
ing from fourth story window Of his residence situated
At No 203 West Twenty sixth street. while aborng under
tempoa airy alteration of mind. The ljuries in
fcted last Friday evening" and the unfortunate died
yesterday. Verdict accordingly.