The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22


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Senersl agency
Phsarx Mills depo.,
50 Barclay stree. N Y.
These boxes, "a well - three large cotton bags, were
found hed with costly lace adies handkerchef, bosoms,
ohemisees, collars fine under cothes slK night and
We hke showing that they the spells Of ades bed
chambers, trunks and drawers.
The other goods dresses, new shoes, hats, oape,
capes, bottles pennies and small The most curious
garment found shoper's coat the inside lining OF
which was 20 arranged be capable Of being ed up
with stolen goods.
The articles have been removed by the property clerk
Of the Police Comssi 70 White street. where parties
Who have been robbed may zee the goods.
THE INQUEST.
The inquest on the body WIS held q. the Fourteenth
ward sta ion house, by Coroner Connery.
The following named persons were en- psnrelled e
Jurors
Sanford 8 Maconber, Ie6 Elm street.
VIM. Meehan, 201 Elm street.
James Faye, $50 Bsosdway.
a. r. Kiersted, $50 Broadway.
Joseph Racey, 100 Anty street
Joseph Wilxnarth, u Spring street.
After the eupanpelling Of the jury he fu: witness
sworn was
Anne Elizabeth Smith, colored girl, about 10 years of
age being said-I reside at 80 Thompson street
at the Of Grand and Centre streets this morn
Ing, between and ~ O'Clock; saw . man shoot
pistol In his hand and had pointed 1t another man. when
Eugene Anderson. the policeman the
the other man and be noper red AZ snd .o, ing
pelioemsn the prse ner now before ne 10 the mao who
shot The policeman; often saw the prisoner before.
Francis MollieH was next sworn He SAIL reside 1t
No II Centre street. an currer standing at the
Of Worth street this morning At about O'clock
when saw the prsoner now before me- running away up
hev shp
prisoner and brought him TO the station house, when
heard for he first me- that the he had shot policeman
was walking down Grand street, Centre and when ..
ming across The street from Centre Makes to the opposite
OF Grand street; looked at him and him ap
Ire and The policeman fall: know nothing more.
James Martin testided-I live In No. Marion street;
was gong through Centre street TO saoon TO get
cup OF conee was In Centre, between Broome and
Grand streets; going down into the cellar; heard
pistol shot, and went 20 the place where from, and
saw the policeman lying dead on the pavement; did not
Robert n Webb, sworn-I am member Of the Four
teen,h ward police just coming of duty, and was at
the corner of Crosby and Howard streets; .
running Elm and Howard towards Broadway he
Broadway towards the Eighth ward; / pursued him
OourtAndt alley, be threw of his coat sonti ling some
money he again into Elm street. thence 100 Worth
street, where he lives; At that time the young man who
gave me the alarm was with me; his name Is Edward
woughDy he told the prisoner had shot OF the
boys; the prisoner rushed up stairs pursued him. he
him, and resisted; Knocked him with my club twice,
and the young Helped me TO take him down stairs;
had sccused him OF nothing when he said "he no shoot"
Jane Auonc, sworn-I i've ct basement Centre
and Grand streets the basement belongs 10 Mr. Sammis
at about O'Clock this morning got up light Ore; q
the store and beard very heavy fooep approaching he
street door; called husband Who In bed, and said
n ss ne got
and while he was at the outer door, stll heard heavy
footsteps went OUT end said again to ny husband rhere
ID somebody insde, for hearo the walking" while my
husband - closing the door, the man inside led tbs
door On; he ran few stops MP Centre s.ree when
saw him run cried out Poiice sop thief" The man
then returned and presented tho pistol at me- then ran
into the basement when sav the pistol presented at me-
Just the minute entered heard shot, out again,
and saw man lying ON the rag way cannot say whether
the prisoner % the man or not, - ~G very servous;
about minute ater ran into the ba ement hesvd the
shot, there about, bat the who hal the
pistol at the time ran into the cellar then came up
and the policeu y ng, shot; the ps toll shown
me b, think the one the man had IN his hand when he
presented II 1t mo this morning
simon Apone being sworn said-I live al 22o Centre
street; keep bUeDens under the shoe store OF Mr.
Sammis; In bed al o'cl,c OK, when heard noise;
this about Daylight my wife called me- being 40 ire
hfns.ve that mischief going on up and put
on my PAN. ana vent up stairs "a. that the door vas
partially opened, ara called out, Who s there2D
heard . step coming and tried 10 close the door, which
was ha9 OPEN The persln inside had put something the
know wbcher II q DO tit may have been PISTOL;
be forced himself out he few steps, ard called out
"sop thief "whe'eupon be presented pistol TO ne and
my vile; thsn took up boz and placed be fore my
face, ana ran back 10 the basement
@ Was there any person outside besdes the theft A.
Old not notice there might have been, but only thought
q How soon a,d you hear the ,hotf A. In about half
minutes then went NJ s'ars again, and saw mo police
with the shot In his and the coat on Ere from
Q Td you ,hips be VAS shot A did no, know Who
her he shot rot raw him rc snd for med the
opinion be shot, though OF course did not zee IT,
Here tho wness became coafased, and gcscuated VIC
Q Was u yet day. L. II was nsht-about dsybrcak.
q Al the time you ~ere opening the door, did you no
lice the man' Ioot at the prisoner do you recognise
man with black clothes; very much friehered he
NOT very tall man but cannot recognize any
present, bccause really was too mueh alarmed 70
Here the witness took an examination Of the prisoner,
but could not recognize him. though he described lis sp
o Doyou n corpizc this piston (sh,~ins one found
the pris,acr) No, DO not.
~ Grand Sis Centre street. i've N ne cC
fee saloon, this Nbrnipg ., about 70 minutes Of ave
O'Clock beard the report Of pistol and ran down 70 the
OF Centre and Grand, and Eugene Anderson
ing the walk after being shot; asked 0cer Under
hill, who VAS holding the body, who did 10 when be
suee Su, man becicued 70 20 70 broad ~sy, which
did, and there found Ocer webb and told him 70 stop
ths, man, ~ he bad shot Anderson tbs time the man
Wa running down Broadway and vas farming the corner
OF walher street Oicer Webb started 70 head him or
down Corandt Icy ran down TO fraehhn, when saw
the prisoner coming out OF the huey, Weoo ana myteu
ran sfier him, when him entering his house IN
Worth street. few doors nom Elm stopped and askcd
webb he had revolver be said he had not, bat We
made up minds 70 20 up stairs without one; then
vent up and found the prisoner q, the door;
resisted when webb struck him, End grapplet him BY
mech he cried out Ne Shoot" without anything
being raid TO him. We then brought him to the station
house.
ysbn Rsoey, being sworn, ssid I've At Ia Elm street;
asleep In led ths morning aud vas awoke BY what
though, alarm Of re vent around the co'ner OF
Centre and Grand streets and the policemen taking
Andersons body W the station hsusc sac nothing OF the
ARRAY found the pistol on my return, In the area OF No
80 Howard ttreet was on the Lookout; the pistol was
not loaded there no smrof when found H.
Ann Elizabeth Smith, tho colored girl, was sssin
broush, forward and fully identified the prisoner.
Posr NoRTEN EXAMINATION.
Drs Finner Willie and Garrsh s~orn, ssys-wo hsve
made post mor'em ninston Of the body OF Eugene
Andersen the Fourteenth ward station house. and ousd