New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

A him be sd q. the household furniture and nd 'd b. wanted
br never inquired about me until weet a,c sS $40 W m.r
10 take back told him to 50 hOus ,no ou I bone
him was this day weei S,h until heard from
Know anything shout my husbands "'"'"
Honcra Trask being duly sworn ssys aw xG him M
No rs Third street and S s married my sister ss. him
last Monday in my room wa" arnfstd and my sister would
G live With him I'D hcs, Jsqes never Jaw deceased
could hill dcces;ed my i s@.i iinc age ssc. $780,
SSv Sh;hoyer being sworn, say ,es,uJ p q.
no III Third street knew M b0 b iU vii, saw them To-
one time .beT Thur'dy Friday IN her own A.. Sep R .s
out o. tSs always saw Bot drunk it about 10
SS u the morning last saw nun sS B Rot
t saw s Rrecs being sworn, says am attached to
pspS Ward Station went with Capt Hart on sat
Siap ns found blood the of First avenue ana
bs eet then down Third street toward aehue a,
Sno n ,bi, Mas opposite Bolts wife lived aud heI
sister from the railing Or spike where " Is 'uppO'''
A',C Catherine Link, being sworn, says-1 live No 2oO
seveneuh street. knew Mr. Bot sss feeling ns between
tim, ana his wife; weeks vas in Mr. Jacques.
oGse With he wished to speak to h 70 Know
ohas 10 90 With hin and gave deceased push and he fell N
rs he told him BON No. b r fass1 ' don't
and he met ssrward; never knew that there
so: any n .aSss. Knew nothing hi. death the
sVhy with Bolt to Jscqssh t t b ne hi;
not "
Wiz .coi, Wsgner being duly sworn says-My name
20 but jacob Wagner live in No. 1872 Third street
tnsr deeessed my wife and Bolts wife cousins about
three week, be came f my house and put him out but
drunk did not see Bo on the evening before he wa, killed
don't how he fell on the SPIKE whether he wa thrown
there did hear from anybody knew anybody injured
Jacob Bleser. residing at No. o43 East Eighteenth
street being duly sworn depoes and sayI acquainted
with Louis Bot he maker he ia. been in the
hoard with lcI
very Ugly and rough when he was in liquor ne used 70 a
seemed to worry him that left him. the deceased something's
got drunk.
Tue case was then submitted TO the Jury, who soon
rendered a verdict tina. Bot came to his death by
Efrsctue Of the superior maxilary bone extending to
The base Of the BRAIN
This verdict not being acceptable TO Coroner Con-
merry he refused to accept il and sent the jury out
again who after absence of an hour reported that
shey stood FIVE to in favor of the verdict as org
raIy rendered. The Coroner then threatened to lock
Them up and said he would call in the evening to
receive their verdict but they not reishing the idea OF
being longer kept in DURANGO went out again for deb
Grafton but entered shortly aerward and reported that
Louis Bott the deceased, came to his death by some
cause TO them unknown"
Coroner Connery then remarked to the jury that he
was surprised that six intelligent should bring in
such verdict after hearing the doctors testimony, and
sent them back still again. after adding four fresh Jul
rors to their number
Being absent half an hour or more, the Jury re-
turned aud rendered another verdict, as follows:
That essed his death by fracture Of the supe
maxay bone extending the base Of the BRAIN caused by
one the spikes Of the railing surrounding the house corner Of
Second street aud First whether accidental otherwise
Jury the testimony adduced unable to say
This verdict was more to the satisfaction of the Cor
oner, ard he accepted it, after which the Jury were
DISCHARGED.