New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

-, Q, ,.srs of avg. TIE deceased vas formerly q
hn,.h., ard kent shop 10 Church street A few
xeek, .so place in w'sttt street, oocsped By the
ssce..eS vss Destroyed ~ Gre, when he reno ssd to
Fif.y accord street. He was jossTed. and qIe re-
cep,lv Obtained bis insurance mC~ey, ssne $500. At
tne tina of bis death, the decesseS yss dealer in
wines.
SrrcIpE TT rAKISc LsuDasUS.-Coroner Cosns,y
he an inquest at No. . Willett street 90
the body of Q woman named Aun Ferdon,
Who committed suicide on Friday evening. The
deceased was an incorporate woman, and for the
lat few month, has no. lived With her husband. Ms.
Fereop, having received to terminste her existence,
proceeded to the drag store Of Mr. Edward V. Law
renee. corner Of Delaney aud Sheriff streets, aud
asked for sIpence worth OF laudarum. An ounce OF
the po.ou was given to her, when she said WAS not
enough This excited the suspicion Of Mr.. La srerce,
who asked her for Whist purpose she wished to the
lasdarun when Mrs. Ferdon replied that it was to be
used for bathing She returned home, aud csushs
IN the act BY Rachel Herrick with whom she lived Of
drinking the laudar Mrs. Herrck interfered and
vreucbed the vial from her hsrds after half the con.
tents had been swallowed. scuiiis then ensued be-
tween them, and the woman Ferdon being the sTorg-
est the two recovered the vial and took the basuce
fthe laudsnum doctor was Immediately sent for
against her wishes, and she said che would not take
any medicine to counterac the effects OF the pois'n
he came. The determined woman also stated that If
The poison she had taken did not finish her, she would
take some more the first opportunity When the doc
tor arrived he found Il impossible to afford any relief
to the patient aud she died afterwsrd. TheJury
rendered a verdict Of death "by suicide by tskiog
"a large quantity of laudanum." The deceased was
% years Of age and native Of New-fOrk.
SUICIDE By H.s6ISG About ], o'clock yesterday
morning Patrick Hogan, sborer, Who resided in the
rear of No. 1872 Eizabeth street. from his bed
and stepped into the fort yard His wife, who had
some apprehension that her husband intended 70 beat
her, also ot up and up stairs After being absent
from five TO ten minutes Mr. Hogan returned, and to
her surprise and horror saw Hogan hanging BY the
neck In the basement doorway. IL appears that Ho'
gan, after cooiy securing rope, stepped upon ps,
ard reaching up broke light Of glass FROM the win
dow immediately over the door and threw the rope
over the Gazing of the door. He then fastened 1t to
his neck, and stepping from the pail his weight
frightened the nooee and soon death from sT snguaon
followed. He was Immediately cut down, bat no sigos
of life remained. The deceased has been very In
temperate man for years. and at times he seemed TO DC
leboripp under deliriam cmens some other sbber-
ration of the mind lie has been heard to say at va
rous times during the last four years inst he would
take his ife but no fears entertained that he
would execute the threat. Coroner Conuery held an
inquest or the body and the Jury rendered verdict
Of death by suicide By hanging. The deceased was 4!
Yeas Of age ard naive Of Ireland. He has left
wife and three children to mourn his loss.
49, .,
FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALrY Coroner Perry held
an inquest at No. 30 Tenth avenue, on the body of
man named Theron Bodne, who run over, corner
Of Tenth averue and Thirteth street, Friday even
ing, b. baggage car belonging to the Hudson River
Ra3rosd Company, and almost instantly killed. The
deceased had long been in the habit of jumping upon
the csrs ard riding Up and down the road. On the
evening in question Bodne the deceased, was riding
on the platform Of the baggage car, when, in attemp.
Ing to get eff, he slipped and fell under the wheel,
which passed his body, with the fatal result. as
stated. No blame attributable to those in charge
Of the car, and the Jury, on the evidence adduceo
rerdered verdict Of death by Injuries received by
A" berg run over by car belonging to the Hadson
" River Railroad Company; that the deceased had In
" cautiously jumped off the forward erd of the car
while in motion, and thereby fell under the wheel
The age and place Of natvy of the deceased we're not
given.
THROWING SrosEs At Tux CARS On several occs'
siors "a the Harlem Railroad passenger cars have
passed Yorkve, stores have been hurled at the cars
thus epdapger;rg the lives of passengers. lady
barely escaped on Friday evening. The Company
have offered reward of 800 fo the detection Of the
ofIeLders.
FOUND rs THE SrRxETs.-Fofty-fv dead horses,
four COWS, two sheep, one goat AID four dogs have
been found in the streee by the DeadAn nal Conusc-
tor uing the week erditg Nov Z and have been re-
moved TO Barren Island in accordance with the Ordi-
canoes.
TIE LATE MURDER N GREENWICH sTREET.-Aso-
TRER or InE GAsG IN CCsToDY.-The arrest OF
Martin Divine the boy who was in company win
Maurice O'Cotneu james O Toole and Others engaged
in vioatiI ard numbering Theresa Spitzein the aged
Swss wen an in the basement Of house No 81 Green
wch street. or the night Of the 6tn instant has already
been published in The TRIBUNE. Divine was brought
before Coroper Cornery Saturday afternoon Tor OK
animation. He made statement a, follows:
Martin Divine being duly swom deposes and says;
live in No. - Greenwich street; was on me sue
walk the night that Sailor Dan, pnmr9gue,
Maurice OCOL nell, James (Tool sod william II - Al
went ito the basen ent Of No. 70 Greenwich street,
they agreed to go down to get lsger bier and %oaey
ior their ccBee from the Dutchmsn named Pster;
Sailor Dan went first and called fOr Peer ana Ju
the others to 20 round to the back door aed taa ne
would open il II them; he went I'M they RENAMED
considerable tins below; they came TO my door tney
were all laughing, and Ssiler DAD was s*est.Is,
and tis red shirt was torn in the breast Cohaen
white str was torn in the front, also the siee Se OF Me
ceat; Maurice Cornell said there were three women
beating him, until be hit one Of them aud raa out o'
the font door; Sailor Dan" laughed anu sad, you
the dance hou,e oppo-e, aid Billy Esan, BIseb oeIh
AID went away We met james Tool and asu.cs
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