The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-08

mr. Ian CALAMITY ny FnR IN CHATHAM srapHr--coro.
ner Of0nrc held inquest yesterday upon The h3i,e-
81 Adclibe Ars mot Hecht erroncousy repored and
her daughter Hannah, who died Monday afternoon ut
shs New YORK Hospital from the effects OF iujurie.
seved on the melancholy occasion OF the late ire at
No. 53N Chatham street. Mrs. Arst twenty oight
yesra .. age and native Of Germany while he diugher
MAS two years old, and born in New York. The
tusies in both rendered verdict Of . ath by
"nrnso Thus four human beings were hurried iato
nifty by this dreadful The other sufferers
StsDain III about the situation reported III
1-sdl.y's edition.
HcMeoP4r8y ". AuorAur--Not little oxctomcn
Nas created yesterday in the Thirteenth ward in
Sn~nce Of report that had been circulated highly pre-
Judicial to allopathst physician who had attended
sick infant affected with chronic inflammation Of the
bowels residing with it, parents at Ne 81 Clinton street
5he report went this That Dir. Rnester az No.
Tehncy street had attended the sick child Of Mr.. Kr
scbor in CLINTON street and from the effects OF tho
saieai nans prescriptions the child had del The
port. " gems, had other foundation than the
~sc Coroner Hilton hearing OF the case proceeded 10
the spof and held inquest upon the body Of the de-
ceased when the following Scts were eicited-br Hoes
seT who IS the Family physician OF W. krea-choT Wa
sad UPON lew days ago attend tie deceased child,
then ring from chronic inflammation q the stomach
He prescribed powders the child. each containing -
grain OF musk and grain Of the flowers Of zine The
mother however was moi altogether satisfied with ic Ia
man, homeo pa,hst physician attend child Thi,
Sctor, II IL said told the mother that the auorathit
NJ d. had brought the disease with which her oaping
ftsn after this the child died and matter course,
The mother thought that DR.. Roeslcr had killed the in
snt by HE treatment, particularly a. Dr. Hoaman
Es1ded the matter in exactly the light shc did
The post morton examination made upon the body 81 the
sessased by Dr. finnel showed the deceased had died
merely from natural causes and not by medicines
administered by Rocser. DR.. TnD.l' stated in his
examination, that the musk contained in tho powders
wac quite harmless adults take eighteen tweny
grains Of the medicine without danger The jury there
tore in view Of these facts thought proper IN rendering
verdict ccnsuring the homeopathic 10 make the col
loving remark -" W. cenaure the conduct 81 Or. Hod-
nan, IN Frejgdcng the mother and friends of the d.
ceased against r. Roeslor believing him to be c3mpc
tent physician The Germans ia the neghborhood felt
quite relieved hearing that the jury had rendered
verdict escuiratng DR. Rocslor irom alt bbme in the
matter.
SCrJorrD SrIt1Dr ny nRowsryo.-coronef Wilhelm held
sn inquest yesterday upon the body Of Oh unknown
about thirty years Of age Who found drowned at the
<t of Twentysecond street Fast river where il sup
posed lac committed suicide by jumping overheard. D.
saa-ed ieat inches in height Of slight btd,
h light brown hair black lat black irock coat,
white shirt, blue cloth vest black neck t black psns
and bsi,ers.