New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22


ForsD DRowsrD.--Tse body Of man was picked u
yesterday afternoon sdr "a the Bay. II was taken sshor
at Ssapleton, Staten Island He was about % years
age, had sandy hair and wAskors; had only bsfhini
eress on Supposed he had been in bsthng and had go
| drowned.
CRYSTAL PASSAGE.
| To A< Esssv Of Tie N Dss-,~
sra The certificate Published ia you, pspr sf tsdsy
bridge. 70 which my name appended is fsrs,ry 50 s
as relates TO his model being stronger than Tue models
tested on the eth inst neither knew said anything
in relation thereto. JOIN RssDRL, Jun u Is.
Sec fe-k, 2iS July. 1884
To a. Editor Of T..K T,issas
SIR. In Yesterdays TRrsrSr under CHy Items, dad it
stated thai Ward School No. As had bue ss admitted 10
the Free Academy at the late examination. Wal you
state that Thonas Fouke Esq. is now and hiss b,ss
since tie organisation, Principal Of Ward School No. vs.
We hope, any disrespeet toward worthy Principal
Prncpas were given that your informant may rest
assured that his malicious design hiss failed. However,
obge me by saying that the omission not made 81
suggestion OF mine, in order that such unpleasant
Yours Sops. Ss.psssIy JOAN GssARY, vs.rsAsp.lx No IS
The HEATvp Txax-The second heated term In tAis
July has been reached aud was preceded BY thunder
of Pennsy lyania on Meaday, P. M nth Tuesday the
18th, the temperature at and p NJ. to soo;
Wednesday, 10th, from A. III. to p NJ. ranged from
and IL r. NJ $50; and Friday morning at O'Clock 7to
nOfh zoe south at A. H., s5o 10 and H. 96'; II NJ
90; p. NJ ss' $780, , 9s0 The icebergs are sbao.
dsnt upon the ocean, acrlng evidence that the heated
terms the present month not influenced by these
Arctic visitors Yesterday the rays gave 1892 and
to-day isO, by thermometers The heat on the Sih Of
July inst, rose to 1902 or higher than the highest Of to-
day. Should theated term end In thunder Storm the
energies of that storm may be expected to display great
force h. MERRIAM
Brooklyn Rsssts. JAY 81 1854
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yesterday held inquest the Office Of DIR. Fnne No.
80 Grands upon the body of Patrick Gerary native
of Ireland twenty-five years of age who died Thurs
day morning the Fourteenth Ward Police Station from
the effects of bow upon the head given with club by
a policeman who had arrested him on charge Of disor-
Derby conduct While returning from dance at the house
No. 1861 Mulberryst, and who struck him because no
resisted when being taken up stairs In the police station.
The following is the evidence adduced;
Besey Gersrty sister of the deceased testified that she
was with him when he struck by policeman Lewis
Hurieh he was intoxicated at the time aud the
Sen e acss M the ada Of UP
right ear she being at the time behind the deceased
Mary Geray another sister of deceased stated that he
made resistance until ne arrived at the Police Station
and there refused to go up the stairs when the oicer
struck him the head and knocked him down deceased
from the tine he left the ballroc up TO the time of his
errest was with the witness she having hold OF hr arm,
and did nothing to warrant arrest.
Sarah Carr of No 80 Laurens st., stated that when the
party broke up there was slight some others.
but that deceased had nothing to do with III he LEFT tho
house peaceably and made unnecessary noise in the
street; when short distance from the house officer
up and arrested him. he rsfuc ID to go with the OFF,
GER and the latter raped upon the pavement and other
poll cemen up and took him to the Station
House: Policeman Henlich is the man whom saw strike
him upon the head at tho Station-liouse.
Caharine Riell of No 81 Laurenss another sister of
deceased stated that learning that her brother had
been injured she went to the Station House at o'clock In
the morning him. and told that he not dam
gerously hurt, and that she could him at o'clock;
Policeman Hurch showed her wounds bis per-
which he said he had received while attempting to ar
rest her brother and stated that her brother
hurt than himself
Dedrch Heshager, residing at the corner Of Houston
and Mott-s slated that he was in the drnkngroem OF
Rys house when the ball broke up as soon as the COM
pany reached the sidewalk several of them oosamenced
quarreing and making great deal Of noise; Ohicer
Hurich up and raped on the pavement with his
club; one Of the party then said TO the officer that II he
raped again he would knock him down Huriich raped
again, aud hiA then tried to trip him up bat failed
and fel himself to the pavement he got up again and
cpched the officer whom he threw and attempted to
choke; Hurich cried for help when tho man lot go Of
him, kicked at him, and then went Off hurch got up,
raped again. and another officer up, and both ran
sfier this walked up after them and saw them have
hold of q
Andrew Brennan policeman Of the Fourteenth Ward,
testified that at the time in question he deceased and
OTHERS walking with females; deceased was noisy
and was saying that he could lick all the poce Huriich
went to him said he had charge to make against him.
Officers Snien Bradley and others took him to the Sta
tion House.
Thos. c. Finnell, NJ d., of No. 80 Grand-st stated
that he made postmortem examination OF the body Of
deceased, and found wound about two inches long on
the left side of the head extending to the top Of the head
There was fracture and observed other marks OF
violence his person. Death was caused in my opinion,
by compression of the BRAIN the result Of external ure
the wound inflicted might have been produced either fo
a blow of a club or from fall upon the pavement.
Some other evidence taken which went TO show that
deceased was not the who knocked down Officer
Hurch but that this man escaped. The Jury rendered
the following verdict
"Tbst deceased came to his death by compression Of
the brain from eusion Of blood tho result OF blow from
club while being taken into the Fourteenth Ward Station
House, and while in custody OF the Police Further
Of opinion that such violence used under upus
able circumstances"
TIE LATE SUICIDE HEsRY-sT.-Coroner Donneu
Yesterday held inquest at No. % Henyst upon the
body Of Harriet q. Gardner, native Of Southod Town.
Suffolk County l.. L., Is years Of age, who committed
opium The deceased, appears boarded with relstye
at the above house and supported herself by her needle
She was supposed by all her relatives 10 be unmered but
about week since she told hr. I. X. smith, who
boarded in the house, that few nights before She who
lying awake in bed had her husband standing before
her and that before Friday next she woxd be dead and
with him. Previous 10 this communication no member
Of the family was aware Of her ever having been maed
post norem examination Of the body was made By Dr.
by an overdose Of opium. The jury rendered verdict
of suicide The deceased had lived In the City about hve
years previous her death and bore an excellent char
acter fl.t
DROWNED WHILE BArHrss.-Mr. James McSarey OF
No. 347 Houstonst while bathing with his son John,
lad nine years of age In the East river at the foot OF fiji
teentb. st. Thursday evening was taken with cramps
and called out to his that he drowning Inc ish
shouted for help but before it arrived he saw his ssnsr
sink alive. The body was recovered some
hours sfterwsrd, and an inquest was he'd upon u by
Coroner o Donnell. Deceased was native OK He8aa,