New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16

excited at the time and decese1 seeing this got up TO
| leave when the crowd gathered around him. and two
OF them rushed at and struck him and one ofthemseized
bin by the heir While the others forced him into the
street witness followed the deceased and saw scne per-
throwing Der ches at him. bu, he Wa no, struck
| by any Of them; moment after, however, person
| feled Sewer 10 the pavement by blos upon the
head wi bench; be got up Immediately and ran
toward the saloon: Loveoy after him and the two
ceI ched LOv,joy kicked SEWER aid then ran up the
street toward Duare-st, but soOu after came back hal
looing ." stabbed | am stsbbedF' During the
time they clenchng no other parties were near
the prisoner and deceas d. did any person Interfere
with II en-; the deceased forced SEWER upon his kGese
the street was well lighted anc the ARRAY winch TOOK
place at about II clock, could be distinctly seen
Other testimony couobOrative Of the above, and
going to show the dsordeTy conduct Of the deceased
while in the saloon taken and the character OF
tie saloon shown to be notorious for noise dane
ing and iddlng being kept up in it every night until
or o'clock.
The evidence being all in, the Coroner briefly
charged the Jury, who, after brief consultation,
rendered the following
"Tbat the deceased John Henry Lovejoy, osme TO
bic death from a wound inflicted BY sharp instru-
ment; ard further find that Peter SEWER and John
l.. VOk The latter keeper Of the saloon were acees-
sory to the death Of said Lovejoy.'
The oeceased native Of New-York, % years
Of age, and was an unmarried man. Upon the rendi-
ton Of the verdict the Coroner committed Sewer and
Walk to prison to await examination.
Commemorative are requested by member OF
Engine Company No. 10 TO correct error which
occurred in Yesterdays TRIBUNE in stating that John
Lovfioy who died at the Hospital on Tuesday, was
member Of that Company. Lovejoy was not nor never
had been a member Of the Company.
DROWNED WHILE BATHIs6.-Fredk. W. Theme,
German was drowned yesterday in the East River
at the foot Of Forty eighh-st. where he ba'hiog.
Tie body has not been recovered. The deceased was
keeper Of lager beer saloon in the above street.
FALL FROM BUnDIsG.-Tbos. Herman, painter,
while engaged yesterday in painting the sashes Of
vincow in the 4ih story of Ward Sch0ohouse No.
As IL Alep-st lost his balance and fell to the pave
ment aling arm and leg. He was taken 10 the
New-York Hospital.
CHARGE OF BUReLARY.--John Stewart, a shoe
maker, Of Westcbester County, was yesterday ar
rested, charged with having OIL Tuesday night broken
into the premises of Geo. NJ Couklin, One Hundred
and FfIieth-st., ear the Blooming dale-rOad, aud
stolen thereirom about $50 worth of property. IL Is
stated that Michael Wyman, workman in the en-
plOy Of Mr. ConklD, detected the accused coming Out
Of The house and caused his arrest The prisoner
taken before Justice Pearson, and committed in de-
fault of $500 bail.
CHARGE or GRAND LARcENY.-A young man
named Charles Sanderson was yesterday arrested
charged with stealing S215 in bank bills from Miss
Lucinda Brown of No. 10 East Eieventh-st. When
arrested the money was found in his possession, but
be claimed right TO it. On being taken before the
magistrate he consebted TO give il up and the girl
then begged for bis discharge which being obtained
she made him present Of $50. They were Old friends.
but had quaTeled