New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

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q. mp.ny III Tho ~ tho car. whh b-on'.d
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wsr. 10 the employ VI the so~.Jsr''y Company; :, ,
q Whn' J. Ne r,pcrai character OF Or: Ma, s ,
thnI he had s,pseneo to ana"f',ad is 1!.s
e Ss ,o.a i,.a . rs b, the u b. Ss
Nm f. Boil on, ailnned-i rcsdo in this city;
formerly rt,id,d At Columbus In this Comfy hn'w DO hs
Q. wha, is his general reputation for skillfuoe's
and care in dsios' ,mn., :;
dr,s and Lelev. such his s.nerL rpa'.iioni he hs
81 hldn, hi hands out aud ~hppns Ihe hC'es with
hin .mpi 70 sre. road when tain .prro.chin
ke, s@, a1 e '.s ned b. h. md DE-
hen nd hink their wives and bis ar ,odmoth' were
.Y Of the cas-, ust az TING q. b. saying this Mr. Adams
tb. ,p.ner iesnins on N, counter ,honsht 70 as
ihled s ,bo.e p,opir' Mr. ,nuim said No you not
you; Adam. sid that every blamed
Vim as me Mr. In Dr. Hsnssn
h car, .p IN. s .si ,Ss .s or
in this city hi. csrisge was coming across the road fou the
irn loose from the vehicle ,h-re VIZ. two ladies in the car
rage do not know Dr. heken had eh rse OF the carriage
Charles f Hopkins affirmed-I reside in Buding-
tom Dr. H,nken hist the time Of the accident
psr and the cs.ss w.s II charge Of AZ other person
Hugh CosiilI s@orp-l reslGe about It m lie out Of
Bur .ton; suppO the train Wednesday about IL
along The railroad about mile sbpve tue eros ns head
tie ID OF ram boz ba n Ts' s nn st
the hustle bow after this would have been likely u hear the
whistle TO the crossing
joseph L. Wright, sworn-Ik know the ground where
the seideDt took place; could recognize the spot Yesterday
where NJ & M TS, q 1e DATA Si rec ns
las Gssopay the road north westerly drecu'n
POE be ergne rnn $50 yards hi. side Of the crossing besides
Il Igth OF the striking the horses from the center
Of the the river read the hrst bushes OF kni It
T. ju. Ia yads there il sny corn bushs anything else
from the railroad TO this bush he corner VI tbs ninguirlo
from that buh above tor halt mile with tbs exeep ron
OF pt 10 a. yards ou he track on the yer SIDE OF the
no ain fr about ysds secVun Of 'ree tint
STANDS up the iaruad some distances Wa fireman two years
tain.
The death of Mr.. Gillespie here announced
and on III, ton the Coroner and Foreman OF the Jury
wer- depu ed to vie the body.
-Four persons having made application for the re-
maiI 8 OF Mr.. Humphrey, who has been claimed I'M
der four given Names mo,on.was adopted to retain
the remains Until demanded by reliable parties.
Ats, p. NJ. motion made 10 close the test
mOny and retire for deliberations. 1t was finally de"
ciGed to adjourn 10 o'clock this Monday morning,
when Ike Jury will hear any testimony that may be
deemed important, and and than retire for delioera-
tiou.
II was stated at the commencement of our report Of
this inquest that at the suggestion of the Foreman,
Gane g. Cannon. Esq., the Prosecuting Attorney vas
appointed t. examine the witnesses. THIS was cor
Iect but should be here stated that subsequently,
Oh The 'ol owing msnne-at the request OF the Prose-
cuiirg -Attoney, the Foreman. John Rodgers, Esq,
undertook that duty in the usual manner, and con-
tipued examining the witnesses throughout, duty
which be performed in mastery manner.
We have pleasure in adding that we ere much in
debted to MI Rodgers for the ample facilities he has
afforded in collecting the facts OF this painful oc-
cuirence for the obging manner in which he has
eudesvored to rends our efforts to learn the real faces
of the case successful