The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-28
Coroner, Inauesss.

DEATH PRODUCED BY Abortion ACCIDENTALLY supup,.
Margaret Warner arriyedn this city from G.rm.nS
and went to live with Mrs Dormer III Chrysse str. ct ~
domestic On Friday last she seized with .
been given to her by Mr.. Iasso when ON board the
ship, when she sick but which she did not take re-
Sc 1 s"S ss The pills
night through On Saturday the symptoms of the pre-
ceding day were renewed when physician sont
some time to the astonlshment Of Mr. Dormer Marga-
ret was delivered of dead infant. She fingered In q
eS e wa uns stHSy she
enc Of malpractice. Coroner Wilhelm attended, and in
s,ituted most searching investigation into the circum
stances connected with the Affair." Considerable evidence
was taken, but nothing adduced to in the re-
hottest degree suspicion any person Mr. Iasso at
the time OF prescribing the pills of the
the deceased was in he would not given them to
her The jury after IN attentive and patient nvesga
,,on, delivered the . following vsrdichat the de-
and vomiting The jury find that the p @is
vomiting and abortion we're the effects of dose Of pills
taken by the deceased without any intention Of pro-
cine oborton, and that these pills given to or
Laso for other purposes, he being ignorant Of her
.ndition." Deceased was twenty-five years of age.
INQUEST UPON TIE BODY or CAPTAIN JEwET-Captaln.
eyett of the ship Hendrick Hudson, owned by Msssrs
Of South and Pine streets on his way to his
ship on Thursday last in small boat when it was run
captain unfortunately drowned. The gentlemen in
whose employment he offered reward Of $3.50 for
the recovery OF his body 1t was found floating of Co.
vernors Island yesterday, by John Alexander boatnan
living at 343 Water street. and Richard Martin of No. 18
Tower street. 1t was taken to whitehall slip, and the
Coroner notified Coroner ODonnell held inquest
upon the body, and verdict Of death by drowning
rendered. Upon the body were found gold watch and
chain nearly 81 in silver, gold finger ring, and tso
gold studs Deceased was native Of Connecticut, and
twenty nine years Of age The circumstance is moro
anchoy from the fact that he engaged to be married
in few weeks He has left circle Of friends
to mourn his loss.
DEATH FROM INTEsPERAYcE Coroner Wilhelm yesterday
held inquest at the Eleventh ward station.
the body Of Robert Heartley Engishman forty
OF age, who fell at the Of Stanton and Cannon
streets, on Monday evening, in It, He was taken to
the station house, where he died. His body was
amined by DR.. Richardson, who was of opinion that
death resulted from congestion of the BRAIN produced by
intemperance and the verdict. Tho decea sd
was Of Incorporate habits and subject to fits of deru
temeDs. He resided in Philadelphia, and but tenn
po,arily in this city
Fatal FALL.-Jobn Fitzsimons, native Of Ireland,
thirty seven years Of age accidentally fell from his caro-
on Monday last and received injuries of o.
character that he died almost Immediately. Coroner
Wilhelm held inquest upon the body and verdict Of
accidental DEATH while the deceased intoxicated
rendered.
FATAL Acc1DEST.-wellington Dodge, Greman belong
ng to the steam towboat Brbeck while in the act OF
stepping between the connecting rod Frame for the
purpose OF wipng the connecting rod Saturday last
vas struck by piece of the machinery and received
injuries Of which he died yesterday at the New York
Hospital An inquest held upon his body by Coroner
Hilton when verdict of accidental death rendered
Deceased native Of New York. nineteen years VI
sge.