The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-07

O0Tonere lnqucetss
FATAL FALL Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an in
guest 81 the New York Hospital apon the body Of Johr
Kenny, who died ON Wednesday night Deceased, on
Wednesday last had been employed in stating the
Of the house le2 Greenwich street. when he fell from TIT
upper rcofa distance Of twenty ve festto the lowe,
one, and received compound fracture Of the skull and
broke several RIBS In his left side He was picked up In
sensible and taken 70 the hospital where he died In
returned verdict Of accidental death Deceased wss
Elizabeth street.
csolnA-coroner Hilton yesterday held an inqaes.
upon ths body Of Julia Ann, colored woman at No 81
Anthony street verdict rendered Of death from
cholera Deceased thirty four years Of age born
in Eewbuyg.
quest at the New York Hospital upon the body Of an
unknown man, whose name r supposed to be Crogan.
he was found Il williamsburg and brought to Madison
street, where he said he lived, but much ex-
haused to tell the number The jury rendered verdict
Of death nom exhaustion BY the heat Deceased ap-
pesed 70 % about thirty i've years Of sge and newly
An snlnown woman was found In the Fourth ward
inssnsiSls through heat q the She taken
the inquest upon hsr body and verdict Of death from
exhaustion from the heat was rendered Deceased was
face, md daxk hair She was dressed In thick Whit
and blue pecost dark calico dress white cotton shawl
one shoe blue quilted bonnet and had the appearance
Coroner Hilton held an inquest on board the ship Az
lying Oh pier a. East river, upon the body Of Thomas
Warren one Of The hands board He was on Wednes-
day at work board the vessel in the sum- when he was
overpowsred By the heat, and died Ia fewAours The
jury returned verdict Of death by stroke Deceased
was An Rsshman, thirty years Of age and had been 10
New York about week.
TEE Mrnpn ON BOARD rm Snr sIDpoHs INQUEST
WAS yesterday held by Coroner Gamble at the Bellevue
Hospital upon the body Of the German who wss hand
on board the packet ship Sddons who, the morning.
the 18th OF june was lowered into the bay by the
direction Of the second mate Frederick Leonard and
drowned. The sailors who examined before Alder
msn Howard the day when this atrocious proceeding
had, were sxsmined before the Coroner and gave
evidence substantially the that they had before
givcn The jury rsndered the following That
deceased 70 his death BY drowning and farther
say the second msts Of the ship sddcns whose name
- frsdsrek Leonard wfuly caused the death Of the
deceased" Deceased was about thirty years Of ego.
Upon the rendition Of the verdict the sasrs who Dc
tanned - vituesees returned to their lodgings In tho
1omhs. Leonard has not yet been arrested.
SEcvIAR CAsn on Dnownxo -C>roner Gamble ycstsr-
day held inquest 1t No. 16l Perry street, upon the
body Of eArah A. Dunn, chid ave months and eight
days old, who drowned on the same morning II ap-
psared In evidence that the mother Of deceased got
early IN The morning. leaving deceased in bed and went
about her domestie duties. Sometime after, going
into the rocn Mrs Dunn found the child not IN the
bed and ON booking on the noor, found she had fallen
out Of bed with her he'd in The chAmbsrpot and
dad. he jury rsturned verdict Of death by drown
ins, BY flaming Into chamber Pct"