The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

BiIdsa OF the secou ward make fur'her uq uries
ton in regard to the ma ter The question proper
one ~ it was thought by some that extra pains had
heen taken to prove the deceased prostitute.
Such, however, was not the CAFE
The Fulton Avenue TRAGEDY, Brooklyn.
CONCLUSION OF TIE EVIDENCE, AND VERDICT OF
The JURY.
The Cosoner's inquest regard the kill ng OF Chaa
johnson, the corner u Fulton avenue Raymond
street. Sunday morning last, resumed yeserday
morning, in the Goveruors Of the Brooklyn City
Hail. The following evidence in addition to that pub.
htbet in yesterday isspe, ~ss tstsr:-
william johnson sworn-R Reside in Bedford, near the
Glove road was PASSING toD Lafayette,
ON the night in question: four OF US passing
Ray mond street about three feet from the parties
stone struck German vben he attempted to stab ms;
the first person sbo came pear me John Ke nnedy
the Did the whole; could lot recognize the per-
ION who committed the act; could not re;olsct bis
dress.
James Campsen sworn-Resoe ia Raymond street bs-
tween Dekab avenue and Lafayette street few mimi
tss after IL left the butchs shop Of Myrts and
aods9n .vennes got across II. srsst and heard the
as CARL, and cav man lying In front OF John Lang
sts,s with his skull spit -pen; him as away by
street. to Lafayette street to Johusons house, where
IsAw Patrick McDonousb and Charles johnson; l sat
there for about ten minutes, when Robert and william
Johnson came along vent up Raymond stree, far
Fulton avenue saw three Drunken lying in the
went over rtaid behipd they woke one Of toem up,
ant got him on his te.t; wh-n vent over wm john
the other three Of party sent middle
oDe; they could get out Of him; went to the
noaS get BIN up and asssa .n.,s he thai they
man cry out He jesus let 60 " he (iorman) Sacksd
himself into the gutter and fell down he Then got up
agam and walked over torards NcDonough and the
ohpsors; the first heard McDonoush cry out that
he was stuck vas about five feet Distant he
twce TOLD him TO shut up be was only foolnQ: az
ter about minute, Charles johnson walk towards
take HIM home sad, '.Yss' waited while and saw
German run after the wa,chman, and said ha would
oush ASKED NO ssain to ,sss him hone .sid sYeSn
Ind cot hold OF bis arm snc took him down Raymond
street to ntsr bis o.n house, where he fell and could
get him no further; iefr HIM to get man to help me
got young fellow called fNosy' got him to Ban.
Ion's trsms house; 'sosy" Then said, Damn il.
ret Mullen ana hen tep m in ~ he said mo, he
going in the house, ran to Mullen and he aided
tais him I, the bonse e McDoncugh in charge Of Nc
Mullen ard Gibbs then sav A. p. ran towards b N
and tod him to hurry up told hin to loox out fer
up with til got the spot where tie murder wa
committed; Gormsn had gone, but hs two companions
come mp TO the wbsr. the lay be passed.
on the tidewsk he baltsd about sieh. fest from me
and struck lis ciun Gormsn hsrouough and the Jehn
sons were sta noipg in TIE street, talking excited
manner At the time: Livingston then rspasssd aud
got on the corner OF Fulton and street.
out Of the way did not Livngston 90 near any Of
the party he struck no saw; altar Gormsn hal
ran down Fulton avenue; nife used By anv on.
did not see German strite nc any one
This concluded the evidence, and the case was sub
misisd to the jury, who retired for fe mina and
returned with the verdict that Charles Johnson came
TO bis death by wounds Inflicted with knife IN ths
hands OF Michael German and that there va, nothing
TO criuina,e the other parties a7eetsd."
The two wounded sill In the Hospital and
uncsr careful treatment In copversng with Robert
johnson yesterday, he stated that he expected to rs
cover Mcnonoush, who was least injured, is rapidly
COrOn ers' Inquests,
CoUP DE soLIEL.
Coroner 0anAls held an inquest Yesterday
at the ctV pnsan. upon the body OF an unknown
woman, ass0 - years Of age, OF very respec.a-
bic APPEARANCE who died from the ex.rems heat Of the
1t appeared that the deceased was taken IN In tho
street Monday, and conveyed to the Toms by officer
Elder OF the Third ward police who fuppossd her b.
intoxicated. On being brought to the Lover Police
Curt, she committod 10 the city pr son for Ave
Gays On being taken charge Of by Mrs Foster Of the
female department, IL was found that the prisoner
instead Of being intoxicated, borng ssvsreIy fro n
the effects o. coup de so DR.. Covil immso,ately at
tended the woman, but ali his efforts revive her
were OF 70 avail sbs died after the discovery
was made. The deceased vas = stout built somAa OF
was stt,lsd in sse s aonueed arsa, ht m:n Sns
shawl, and nsatly trimmed hat She had large mole
on ner isit cfetl, near the nose. shs ALEC wors =
=
On Monday afternoon Michael D,lor a laborer In the
employ OF Mr. Levi sprog,en Of l32 Charles street in
consequences Of the extreme heat of the weather was
sunauuck. The unfortunate man was tasen to thu
Ninth w,rd station house, where he expired in few
hours afterwards. An inquest was nsd upon the bosy
CT the deceased by Coroner Gamble shen verdict IN
accordance with The above facs was rendered.
Coroner o'Donnei, held inquest upon TIA boiy Of
Jstoo KnhD, . native Of Germany, aged % years. who
cane to his death BY coup dc ,oe received Monday
afternoon ~be at work at the foot OF Eighty sixth
street, Hast River.
Coroner Gsmbl. held an inquest upon tn. body OF
HUH Csproy native Of ireland aoous IS years o. age
who oied from the beat OF tbs while working the
Third ward on Monday evening. The deceased was
morning Verdict, iesth by sunstroken
Coroner Wilhelm held an inqusst upon the boly o,
man Dsued henry Phillips, a native OF Ireland dty
seventeenth street. from the effects Of the hes. yer-
eict accordingly.
SUICIDE BY TAKING ARSENIC.
CoroEtr WDhslm held an inquest upon tie body o; .
ourg woman, nAmsd Sarah Anne Barlng ~ho com
nttea suicide by taxing dose Of arsenic at her resi-
enee No. $40 Third street. Tho deceased 1t appeared
sd been partially deraneeo for the last eighteen years.
nd durng that time he'd made several u1snccsssfut
u,mpts TO destroy herself by taxing laudsnuun. On
tered II 10 herself sDt alter Going informed the in
mates OF the house OF the fact saying that she was
tired Of life Medical assistance p ompuy procured,
bat was OF use, he d,ed In Is v hours after
tskirg the poison. Verdict death BY suciie.
FOUND DEAD IN A GRAVE YARD.
About O'Clock on Mondsy afternoon, as od,er Soy
DER Of the Twenty second wsra police passing down
Forty frat street between Ninth Tenth svenuss he
saw boys in close proximity grave yard there
located having in their possession bundle wrapped up
eyopssa on the sidrwsis by enc OF the youths which
being picl ed up found 10 contain the dead body
Of infant, about four months ola The corpse wAs
nt,n 10 tbe station house where inquest held
Coroner Wilhelm. whom verdict OF oeath from causes
urtnow TO the jury, vas ienoered'
DEATH FROM rSTBNrKRANcE.
Coroner H.isop held Inquest At 500 ives. Twenty.
seventh street, upon the body Of man named John
poushsrsy who cane 10 his death from COW uls;ons pro