The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

SNGuIAR AND FATAL ACCDEST.-Coroner Connery held
IN inquest yesterday at the Fourth ward station house
spsn the body Of man named Frederick Regnel, who
was killed Tuesday night, about IL O'Clock, by the
hilng Of chimney at No SIS James street. The deceased
appeared the proprietor of the grocery
ated above, and time since warned Of the
dangerous condition of his chimney by the fire wardens
On Tuesday deceased and his brother the
Eoof OF the house with view of patching the danger
chimney and while at work there the gave
way with q loud crash, and falling upon the roof not
sniy buried up the workmen but wrecked the entire
house The police Of the Fourth ward and aremen
fastened 10 the spot possible and succeeded
aser great deal digging the bodies Of the
men. Regnel found TO be dead but his brother
snli alive and up 70 the present moment continues alive
The jury in this rendered verdict Of death by
ctdent Further, find that he (deceased) wreck
lsss 70 human le- by leaving his chimney in condition
liable 10 tan At any moment, for space of several
weeks, and TO bury in its ruins himself and famy-the
marvel beng that the cat trophe hal earlier
red and disastrous and fatal its conse-
The deceased was thirty years OF age and
was native OF Hanover, and leaves wife and family
hment his untimely end
ForSD DRowND.-An inquest held yesterday, at
ne foot Of Spring street. North river upon the body
N infant found drowned. Verdict, Found drowned"
Also upon the body OF boy, found floating in the
East river, the Seamen's chapel
Also, upon the body OF Frederick Head boy, found
drowned at the foot Of Pike street, Fast river.
Also, upon the body Of Patrick Donneily, at spuyten
puyvel Creek, who was accidentally drowned while
Seavorng 70 recover an oar which had failed overheard
DxAm KICK A HoRsE.-An inquest was
a,so held upon the body Of Adam Reidman, a child
pears old who killed by the kick Of horse received
yesterday morning while in his fathers stable, No 232
ovenue b. Verdict, Accidental DEATH
ecppKS DEATH WHILE EAusG.-Au inquest was held
Tuesday at the Fourth ward station house. upon body
e man named hugh Mclaughlin, who died suddenly
while eating lunch in the saloon Of Catharine
Cherry streets Two physicians called In 10 attend
e deceased his condition became known, but
I'll medical aid of no avail he died in few minutes
Afterwards The deceased . hand on board one OF
the river sloops yerdict-"Desth from disease OF the
heaxt.n
Tm srGAR HorsE AcOpDr-ASorHR Woman in
Ssest also held upon the body of James Nazerow,
"a Of the men who fatally injured at the sugar
hSusc OF Harris Evans Co., No rs Leonard street.
Ms1day Afternoon the particulars OF which accident
DubkHhsd In yesterday HERALD. The jury rendered
verdict o. accidental death.
FATAL Fan FROM HorsE Top.-An inquest was also
bald upon the body ofFrederck Dalmer resident Of ls3
First avenue who died from the effects Of fall received
BY being prccipated from the roof Of his dwelling while
aseep. The deceased was killed almost instantly. Yer
Art IN accordance with the above facts.
pnovSD WHILE BAnrNc.-An inquest vas also held
upon the body a boy nine years Of age named william
winters who accidentally drowned while bathing
The foot OF Forty fourth street North river Verdict
osdental drowning.
Corr px soIIn-An inquest was held npor the body OF
woman named Caiharlne s. John, who died from the
eects Of the heat The deceased thirty years OF age
end was a native Of this country. The deceased was
Spund lying In the street by the Third ward police,
Hospital for medical attendance but she died aer
beng admitted.