New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-26

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CoIorrD Mas SHOT AT THE BRASDRETH HOUSE
1pporcu CARELEsssEss.-On Saturday, morning,
Coroner Copnery held an inquest q. the Brandreth
House. upon the body of Benjamin Grsham, c)lorei
nan who bad for some time past been engaged in tn.
cspsci.y Of waiter in the establishment, and who
sccis naly shot by one of the boardera in the house
1t seems IL at on Friday Disht, W. j. G. Eschmann
bad ZONE company in his room, and brandy was o.
dered for the party. Grahsu was sent up with tie
Eouor. and upon entering the room Eschmaun drew
revolver fro m his pocket and com nenced Furnishing
il about Graham f=arrg that the man would do some
damage, attempted to tsketh wespOn from Escbmanu
when in the scufie one Ct the barrels discharged
the contents entering the groin of Graham, ssvertg
the moral artery, and causing death in little time
from hemhorrsge. Capt. Hutchngs, upon learning of
the occurrence arrested Eschmann and his friends and
locked them I'D in bis ststionhouse to await the Coro
ners inquest.
The following testimony was elected:
Joseph Ward. being sworn, said: reside a. M. Sc
M o I for % md a
Brown for III Ienih. Brown ". n. w'isab,a q to.
my shop when Cczze.', Hotel salked up to Mr.
E.cbmsnns room knocted at the door Mr. E.ehm.un ""
ioon be ssid he asleep gas lighted
sEed him II should .ht it. he ad yes" asked him how
be w.s be .sd be well; be had down day
ard M fstsu.d We then cnyersed for some tine tosehe
s.ked him when be thought be would go to EuroP- he
tcd me be going South first and his return be
cd e 70 ~ E .a lie ee 70 9s VISION .coSn 9 s
day; went then 70 tie Office for the key OF he o,beL.
out Of the drawer and en ju'. a about Ioctins
@ on: Of my cane T b. GS s h nj wd hi
fr he said returned again to CSzzsn:s Hotel
bed @ E Ts the room asked him he -hs
Mr Brown wanted TO about he ssid 81 suppose ~
/. ssid to take cigar and told me 70 ing the bell did
AID the waiter up he thin asked me If would ta,e
punches told him did not take whisky E.chu.na
% I'D qs waiy Dr. %' S M..r
left the bell and the waiter sssn he told the
nd up bancy punches. we drinking the punches when
Mr. Blown entered sid be hsd looking
r Mr. sid Mr. so%a have
@ BE Mr. a 1d b as waiter ea to
bring % up D n W . pe w sa
viii you have dIE tod him had not nsdsd my si..:
be tod TO do and have more the waiter brought
sd Mr. Blown were sitting Oh Mr EshmLnn he'd and Vim.
Lorenzo sitting the opposite bed Mr. E'ch
E,cbmsnu then got up aud lighted his was then talking
Mr. Brown and Mr. Lor,aro M E.ohm.1n then .ked the
payirs round the room pistol the 'eb7ord: Mr.
il be intended to put up Wa. joking with Brown ~hen
waiter and Mr. EchmaDn talking; s,id to Mr. Brown
inn edistty aferwmd, heard the rpo Of pistol looked
rCund and the floor and Mr. E.chmsqn
from ny hand gave brandy the waiter; the waiter
cried cut two or thise times On GGo bown anu ho's enc
Of brady in bis hand did no: hiak he shot until saw he
o. God M The room went down stairs aud went directly
home Of the waters and others entered the
he wsr:ed ne; went with him, telling wife not to be
sosye that ecoeet sny EXP esn made use OF by
fsclmebn oher than have siesdy testified to- Eehn.un
tempt leave IL, while was there.
Vincent de Lorenzo, reficing in Wooster street. de-
posed the Bsndre;h House about 81 o'clock
in MI f.. n.nls about ten minutes him aud
the wser cuIg together the waiter tried to get the pistol
c. S. Gibson, clerk at the International Hotel de-
posed that MIR Eschmsnn boarded at that hotel for three weeks
fschnnn shoot Of the white az the
hotel be tod him he must quit the establishment
Charles Smith, bal. keeper at the BTandreth de-
POSED that the deceased sd something sbont being shot ia
jokIs m9ste when be came com stair. Tor TIE Dandy
than al y other guest.
Chsiles Tune, u waiter 10 the BIandreth House,
at length but evidence OF any Importance
Henry James Br, wu depo ed that he was formerly
right clerk Internaions Hotel was in company with
Ehmspn in bis Friday nht when the deceased was
hesrd angry words MIR Eshmson and deceased
Eschnaln sid ~ WI ERE the pistol of if don't bring up
the oiipts quick Ecbmsnn said Don't take hold Of the
pistol" when 1t imtL eei.teIy exploded
Drs Finnel, Wel,je and Bowes made post-mortem
examination OF the body of deceased and testified that
in their opinion death was caused by hemouhsge from
the femoral artery the result Of gun shot wound in
the thigh.
TIE case was then given to the Jury, who rendered
the following verdict
Death by heohase from the fmoIal By the ecciie
tai tischsre Of pistol in the hands of Mr. O. E'chminn
April g. 1859.
Upon the rendition Of the verdict, Eschmann and
tie others discharged from custody.
GRAFTON BAsK RoBBERY.-All the money, except
ing about $50 stolen from the Grafton ank, fa BEEN
recovered. Ii proved to have been taken by young
mar rsmed Stockwell, mpoyed in the bsnk, at the
iDstigstcn Of Henry Pratt clerk, who ccntrived to
lie absent in Roston on the dsy of tue robbery. Pratt