The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-22

One Days Business In the Coronerss Omce.
THE HOUSTON STREET ADOPTION CAsE-rHx BODY
OF TIE DKCxAs1D FINALE IDENTIFIED.
Ass long and somewhat arduous search the part Of
Coroner Hill to discover the parents Ana relatives Il the
young woman Who died from the effects of an abortion
procured upon her at $50 Houston street. he was re-
warded for all his trouble yesterday afternoon The
Coroner having received information, few days ago
that sister Of the deceased woman resided In Brooklyn
he repaired to the house OF her husband and seeing
this female he questioned her to such extent that he
became fully convinced the mystery attending the fate OF
the unfortunate creature about to draw to close
This stated that unmarried sister Of hers who
had been working in Wilson's sewing machine shop in
Broadway, for some time past had been mssing-ever
since the 10th Goth ult The description Of her cloth
ing and several appearances coincded exactly with that
Of the Coroner determined yesterday to &C
company this lady whose maiden is Norris to the
dead house of Mr. Hail. the undertaken, OF Second ave-
where the body Of the deceased was As soon
this lady the body, she imedatey Identified it
clothes and effects Of the deceased also exazinsd
With the same result. The orpse then taken In
for ntsrmens Il now appears that the oessassd vas
sent to Warrington, some months aoo, BY her en-
poysIs for the purpose Of giving the nstruc
tons . number of persons who had purchased sewing
machines Of Mr. Wilson, and that while there she became
the victim Of heArless ssducer and her return home
ss M s result ~. ss
fully chronicled The betrayed woman died horrible
death unknown to Of her ents and relatives while
endeavorng to from them the fact of her having
committed fearful and previous error.
FATAL RESULT OF THE LAST ABORTION CASE.
Catharne de- BruKen, the young woman who had al
abortion procured upon her by doctor in Essex street
(ths particulars of which fully published in yester
days HERALD did the Charity Hospital in Thirteenth
street. yesterday forenoon from the effects of injuries
received the occasion referred to- Coroner Perry on
being informed of the occurrence at once proceeded to
institution situated above and made preparations
for holding upon the body of the deceased In
order that full investigation into the causes that LED 10
the death of the might be had the Use vas
Toured until TO-DAY when the examination OF wit
will be proceeded with. Dr. Schmiter OF NO US
Houston street who referred deceased to Dr. Cooes e.
abIshn emit in Essex street. arrested by Sergeant
neyoe he Chief Office, charged with being an scoes
sorry to the Death Of the deceased
TWO MEN sUFrocATED TO DEATH.
Coroner Perry was called upon yesterday to hold an
inquest the foot of Dover street. East river upon the
bodies of two men, one KNOWN and the other named
Thomas Buckley who found sufocated to death on
board OF the canal beat L. W. Sherman lying NJ tbs foot
Of the above street. From evidence adduced before
Coroner it appeared that the deceased were poor
men, ARD being unable to procure nights lodging, crept
down the hold OF the canal boat, and shuttr the
hatches after them, lighted fire and went to sleep.
hen the captain OF the boat went down Into the mold
YESTERDAY noTrt he found, to bis horror, two men
isirg cad upon the floor. The place was filled With
sulphur gas, and with difficulty the captain
could breathe. The alarm promptly given, but lite
had departed any hours before the discovery Of the
cicent edicsl aid of avail. The doctor who
AIDE examination of the bodies OF opinion that
d. ath was caused BY suifocson The jury renderee
verc that feet Buckley 20 years Of age and
a native of Ireland. The unknown man was abou. y
years Of age
POISONED BY STRAMONIUM.
Infor nation received At the Coroners office yes
tsreay afternoon, to the effect that named Hon
den residing in Fitteh street Tenth avenue had
died from the effects Of truking stramonum tea. The
decasec it appeared WE'LL ard preparing himself
herb tea lie unortuna ely through carelessness
prepsI alton and partook Of the and died ia
hours Afterwards in great agony. Coroner Perry VIII
Lo,d inquest upon the body OF the deceased