The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-12
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Time, 2;S8t--2:35A- 1883 -1:34A.


yAlAl AcsnSz ~ -;on nesd.x !s.osst Hlson held an
corner Of NassAu md Fulton stsssIs, By horse and
tSs evSsnes tSss y The @ secdsns sss purely accidental
verdict repcer~d u that effect Deceased dfty
1Oor ysazs Of age HE pscs Of nativity ascsr
y FA1AL FALL yHox WINDOW ---Coroner O'Donne on
Nsnav held an luqpsst upou the bo1y Of julia Matbe~s
d.sssI, ss eos Il Is tsisd :.oS .usss IS Berss,
sa Ss
desth s cQusson Of the brain caused BY fall while
uncer the influence 0t liquor, was rendered
LsAsH yROn eSnxs. "a oroner Wilhelm on Monday held
Ss sas sas i' ~ S.a.sd asS ~
1see v1e d.ed fron burns received BY the Do
csssea = ,be 4h Of July Il w.s given in evidence that
for kx yene9 bo5nrU her deatn dcceassd Bghtly In
fsne ard IN the habit Of smoking cigarettes, and
when lighting them she accidentally let Gre to her
Dress received the injuries which the Of
her DEATH verdict of death from burns accidentally
received wss rendered
HoxIc1Dx AND EscArz on nm Pmsox CHAaaD Coroner
0Dopnen on hvnday held inquest upon tho bedy OF
MI Uias Harrison IN tho Third The dec assd
was lately the superintendent Of the Novelty works.
morning Of The fourth, Mr. Harrison, (ths dscsa,s,)
James lark and number Of other ~orkmen Belonging
to the Novelty work. met at public house on the cor
hem were treated by Harrison. After they had
tsikng gsther .hort tie Clark accused the deceased
Of having discharged from the Of his particu
lar i,ends Mr.. Harrison said the mao was incomps-
the duty he had engaged for. Do ,eased then
vent into another where he followed BY the CON-
puuy. Clark then up decsssed and str uck him in
be}sce with b hand Le *ased then left again and camo
back In about half an hour, whom ono Of the men Who
with Clark aid, here he again" and they
q rush at him Tho bsrkeeper observing the pre-
cetd,ng said, don't strike HIM - moment two after
the bsrkeeTer Clark strike deceased who fell
heavily to the pavement, his head coming In contact
with the curbstone. Deceased taken up fnscnsble
and removed 10 his re-idence in the Secoui avenue
where he attended BY r. shepherd. He never
restored TO consciousness and died yesterday morning
IL O'Clock The jury returned the following verdict
That d. his death from fsl' the
sidewalk the .sid fall bong caused BY blow given by
James Clark" Tho accused, after striking the fatal
bloa, ESCAPED, and has no. yet been arrested
issued for his arrest BY c0roucr ODonns De-
ceased native Of ngiand l8 years Of age, and has
left family to mourn hts loss. He much respected
by his employers.
kurD ny FANS --Elien Meyer, . child two years and
ha old yesterday fell from the third story wtndo@
f the house No IA Gansevoort street, and vas killed
nne6stey. At the time Of the accident the child Was
tlaying about the window An inquest was held BY
,rsn.r wibelm upon the body when verdict was rem
ceros O, accidental death.
oroper Wihelm held inquest upon the body Of
j. mes CaJrigsn at $50 B. Yesterday morning
dec~ssd who child three years old standing In
chsir Al third floor window, when he suddenly tipped
rward and fed 20 the pavement, and fearfuliy
inur cd that died In quarter of hour verdict
OF accidental death was rendered.