The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-17
Corop,ers' Once.


/ THE CANAL STREET SHOOTING aFrRAY-ASrE NOR
TEN BxAYINATIoN.
Coroner tonnery held auto mortcm examination Ia
the Of James Duyckncs foreman of Hook and ad
der 90. No, 4, who severely wounded while On.
pagcd in a dnsulty with J. =. BudcnkoG constable Of
the Tenth ward, Monday night, the lager bier and
billiard saloon OF John Muller, No los Canal street The
examination took place at the residence OF the wounded
mac, No. 20 Edrdge street the presence Of a number
Of Witnesses Duyckinck, upon taking the usual OATH
stated that he playing billiards dculty occurred
between Budenkon and some OF the lockers on that
BGdcnkon struck the back OF the head when he
drew revolver, and fred at tho witness wuuniing him
N the abdomen, as already fully detailed in yesterday
llrRAIp. nuyokinck could not say Shcthcr Rudenkoa
intended to MI hin or not the latter hat done nothing
to excite the vcngncc OF the accused party Tho follow.
ng report oi the proceedings ~ they udnspired be
fore the Coroner .--
James Duyckinck, being sworn and admonsbed thu
he was about " die and of the sOlomDy of oath aud
how careful he thond be that he would not die with lie
staining his immortal soul, "a! - wa playinT game OF
billiards at No. los Canal s,rcet With Jusoph Winoes
occurred between persons look Ig on when one o
the parties struck Budcnkof blow the back OF ths
head nteriered and tried 70 separate them at frat
took bold of Of them: Budcni OIL drew revolver AMI
fired at me. the ball from which entered my stomach:
wa a. close a. could possibly be whom he rei the shot
and he cannot mistake the maticf that ne intended
70 take my life; the names Of some OF the men were
Patrick Nsly, Thomas logan and another man; the
constable Mr. Budcnson, had no previous grudse
against me ! do not know that anytb az
happcned in the room that would lead to tluG thai
prisoner intended TO take my life, although hc sh),
The then given 10 The jury WIN returned the
following verdict 1ha, tho said James nuycknck was
wounded in the abdomen by j. y. BnleLkon the 18th
DAY OF February at The house Of John Muller bnt whe
thcr with the intention to Kill the Jury cannot
state from the tesumany of the woun,!ed man.
Iron the rendition Of the above verdict, Coroner Con
merry comnttec the accuccd n await the result of the
wounded mans injuries.
hoped that he may No of The ball h,s set
been discovered by the doctors.
l.lN R,N oykR CAss--CAPELss- pFyts, An inquest
We held at the Seventeenth precinct station house ycor
day, upon the body of named ElCu Henderson,
who died from the effects of injuries received by
bene run over BY lager bier Wagon, driven by one
Cbarles Sautcr, German brewer. The deceased APP
peared was nj cmptng 10 the trst avenue near
thirteenth street, when the vehicle. which driven al
atspa rate. cam along and knocked her down. Death
rom the onect OF the injuries received followed in few
hours Afterwards The driver OF the wagon Attempted N
escape but he arrested by Sergeant Mckirry Of tho
seventeenth precinct and detained 70 await tho result OF
the toruers investigation Prom the mony adduced
before the Coroner the uty ousht proper the
following vcrdctI IS The opinion Of the Jury that tho
deceased woman, Ellen Henderson, came 10 her leaih
from injuries received by being rn over bv accr bor
wagon driven by one Coares Sau,er The Jury ccnsure
the man Tor his conduct y ipon the reniton Of ~
Dict ssuter held 10 bah to await tho acton Of the
Grand Jnry The deceased a native OF Irslsnd and
resided et 2O5 Fast Thirteenth street.
f,r,L V,IuotE CAsuury-Coroncr Perry held an in
quest yo ierday At No. l0l West Thirty sixth street. upou
The body Of boy ten years of ago named John wesley
who died from the effects Of nurc received on saturday
nght, by being run over by omnibus the of
Thirty seventh street and Seventh avenue The Jury
rendered verdict of accidental death attaching no blame
70 TIC drivcr Of the stage Decreased native of THIS
Sate.
Az JSsNo~N Man Fousp Ds.p--Coroner Gamble held
an inquest yesterday At the fifteenth ward tsionouse,
urcn the body c an unknown man who WI. found in the
nwcry, near lith street at half ras, O'Clock
Monday evening by officer Lying IN state or nsensibi
ly ana apparently having delirium tremens He at
tended by r Jones, rolcc surgeon but dcd amer
wards. post rnortem examination tde by Dr. O'Han.
Ion went TO show tbat death resulted from spcpeSy and
the ury rendered verdict 10 accordance with the above
iacs. beceased Appeared 10 he German, and about
tcry years of age. He bald headed and dressed
IN brown ooat striped vest light brown pantaoons and
glazed cap Tue body will remain at the depibolse fnr
i1cniihCaion.