The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27
The Late Homicide at MauhsttsnvtII
THE CogoSBR's ISoUBsr ON THE BODY or JOHN

THE CoRoSsR's IsoUBsr ON TIE BODY or JOHN
sRYLASD-sEvgRAL MEN IMPLICATED.
On the night Of the 18th inst occurred at the
Of Broadway and 13oh street. course OF which
a uamet John Ryland 90 violently beaten that
he has since died from the ELECTS OF his Injuries OF Belle
vue Hospital, where taken Immediately after the
ARRAY.
Coroner Hills held the inquest, during the course Or
which three were implicated being engaged In
the assault on the deceased. The following the test.
| mony elected
n. $. Tenan, beng duly sworn, said-I knew the de-
pany o. mus ciass to sercnade me; so, up and
went down to the door, when some II my friends ss,d
eSin and do not como out" did the next day
tod there were some enemies of M ne In tho com
parry who lad stones in their hands hal already
stone was prevented h,owips AZ me pV an ON oe, ."9
was then about one O'Clock IN the morning: de-
ceased between and O'Clock the previous evening,
when ne appeared to be perfectly sober know nothing
Of his DEATH
W. II. True sworn--He sad that on the morning in
questor, abo oae O'Clock, be saw deceased sitting a
stoop In Roadway, near l3oth street, playing q evs-
harry, In company With two Germans who were both
pcaceabe the next that knew OF the AFFAIR was that
the deceased found Injured know noIlng n rther
other lhan lndipg stone near where the deceased lay
with blood upon
Adam ,ngI sworn and stacd--I knew de ,eased:
saw him sitting on Mr.. Iawrcncet soop alone a. IL
o'.o X on the hight Of the lith inst think
he was play ng the iewshsrp then vert or and saw no
more.
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and boarding house on the corner Of Broadway and Man
haitian strco thcro were no persons IN place the
ing TO the Injury OF the deceased bat my board
ers; my house was closed NJ carly 40 10 o'cocS;
positive went 10 bed at that time got up to give
men drink VIXEN the boariers arc out late or my wife
Joseph I. nsoomb next testified ~ an an oacer Of tue
Twelfn wua police; was on duty upto ~ ococ.
did not know him. but was told who be was no WAS un
der The Di uepce OF LIQUOR aid no, him this be
went up he road towards where he was found there
mar FlaTe
houses and while go doing at hr. ~ riemsu's, vas
standing on the corner opposite Mr. Fred Ebes up
mo Tiemans window then crossed over and saw
the our men me nronsd; this the nrst that mad
rear Broadway follow. on and "a one OF the party with
stone Ia lis band they went down Manhattan street
oTenth avenue; one len and went towards the asylum;
the others went In opposite direction ~ far lawrence
stree, after leaving them met Ebes Who tod the
parry consisted Of Peter Lynch, the Two Kenuedys and
Panct HAiorsn, another policeman, testified 10 the
same facts.
James Dunlap testified that be vas present ct the sers.
made, and saw stone thrown At Mr.. remsns house; he
did not know The assallsnt told vas Peter Lynch
Joseph whieman testified thu, on the night in question
himself. officers Bates, Finch and Forbes the
OF lawrence street when three came no Broad.
way, and IN psssng Of them remarked that os three
where the deces,ed was found their names were Fcer
Lynch, Pat Kennedy the other think Dan kennedy.
In about nfcen or twenty minutes wen, up Broadway
and the deceased lying on the stree, pavement ocer
Bhes am told .ince, followed me m Broadway and alec
deccn1ed
Patrick Kennedy, residing In Broadway. nes- xsnh,.
tanve, estnetf have known the deceased above thrse
month"; on the day before he Injured va. q. my
work on the Harlem Railroad; took ny supper about
O'CLOCK then sat on my s,oop for "a hour and hair,
and then went 10 the house or Mr.. lawrence, op
poetic, where some Germans were playing remained
there WI they left and went with them towards Man
haitian street, o. far ~ Mr.. repans. Tho musicians
STOPPED there and played there were some dye
company; In short time they len and went down
Broadway; while at The corner heard some one call
out Peter Iypchy do no, know him, and have
not sscn him since had drank several gsssei beer;
recocci being the corner Of Tenib avenue and
Lawrence street with John nooey; we went from that
place directly home; we live in the same house swear
positively That say no one while going home; took
sass Of beer at Enslebrighis sonnet mes sing songs
my broher does not sing; do not reccsec' the tine
Peter Lynch being sworn ssldt know deceased by the
name of "Johu the Tinker" recollec Of some Germans
serenadIng on the night Of the fi,b lns, ! len my
brishts I had some brandy a, the Germsns' !
before I went over; I vent 10 snoher pisce and |
,isi about an hour or so The nes % ,ss
90 noisy, being ntoxcs,ed suppose talked up 70
hem some tho Corn went from ther. 70 Mr. Ebels;
follow ed them and len afler while and went 10 Tenth
avenue and Pat Kennedy along with mo don't re
member We went TO the corner OF reutn
ave Sc, M Soe d so caupo, peoose men
Trenans OF saying anyth ug about "Know hubs': DO
no, know that threatened any one; ibid MT know the de.
ceased was hurt or dead until last night
lance Kennedy and John Dooey were next exauniped
but nothing new sas elected
nF A. Burial, surgeon at Bellevue Hospital, ,essaed
TO the character OF the Injuries the de es,ed received
caused bis death.
The Jury returned the following verdict -" That John
Rlsnds the deceased sme 10 his death bv p.mmaion OF
The BRAIN the result " violence TIE jury believe
Peter lynch, Patrick Kennedy and other man. whose
names unknown 10 us committed ssid violence.'
The deceased - years Of age ard native Of Eng.
lsnt. Coroner Bis Immediately on the rendition Of she
yer c sced warrabts for ses'rcst of Tyren sni Ken