New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13
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soroIsT Dr. MCNai-y, neIi an lnqao-t on tue eSJ ~
-. H,r u. L Bfvtesllk. Mr. j. A. Carer dec!ired
"a serve =. Juror the ground IDS. be was strong
peJ.o.el friend of Al. BrOterick Tue vacancy was
fled aud toe uen thea taken ~ .ae lAi5s H''ei
Az som IN over the Ondy. =,
of,. is MT. =, ! teeq Ia. o ed i i ss Sun
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c Brod-Ii hef Justice D. : Try the aNne7
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hroGlrR Up hsf soi AZ piece, Az eA4ias D. -.
~hieh were SIRE tEo" tAey we're % IRE 'rse1n ,ls
fis" AID "iv) "a" n, P.;ci lo.s5a WI, 7 go
p'et beng .i..s9iy he PIeiPA' .SSa .1s 90. .
b, 20 -.iss, BIZ. bet- principal All = other
s,r poslal he pstols were tesen up y .as
s.ch reouc iLsn pro sedsd ms phncP, AID delseIea
wesr1n tecours then returned soi,e uistae
Of he h.e Of Ere, and .ae WORT "" given y 'ec
old 4 Ms. R,oa-Iieh. lre-oae two as neis a.
oouu judge MI BlodsIist ei,ehsed ais P' BE-
me report. 6, the 1--WE p:o ne .ep % W a. s
,rck sposTed to ooh IN surprise a. the eoH,e o.. @ .S
as.boa: tSsl'e re-, nom nm noSi os' 80. h
o~-r.d himself easily upon toe ground r,n up y nun sa
d Or LoshE ia op.nos hi. s4ra1 rs ,aw sae
,hot flsd tie bal INN NJ TeTrJ' P,io wo1nsed NJ bLoi
s, a. The .siscss Of Dr. 9amnoni rendered and
see.p4d psyc hun ali the relief IN tne powell
SIC ,S we to ihs rS.nce Of M Lecnd..
wi 81 Bird y 20 the time Of y; a Tan Saaepsrd M
sroo-rck pol presumed 70 belong 70 Dr Ayrtt
,1sy the one u,d BY Mr Brosric2
y. sid 10th discovered no pefcspaoe di-i
p.ly a. could a5ys party the ground
with FsaPoIs han myei asked an % enhne
Gao born il The oi.;5s; &C. q cos sgo
oi. o. ~ COM ~ I.ns do not Know property,
sSIe Of any 10 ns p. hem al p-s,nt
We bad person the ground for the express pi'Pe OF sd
Tsosijss Haskell, sworn-I was on the GROUND OF
the cid tie inns but he,d the reports OF the two
piston MI Bodsrek is there were ol'tsG 'fHt
was sken my house. can tell nothing more 1nan MI MD
bin relative 10 the duel bis s.atec-en. Is correct
JsmesI, S,ilIman, sworn-G vas present when the
duel occurred reaching The ground saw the pincp.s
and o say e ,aI sifa + p 3S.Sa a. M pG e
MKbbsn a.d Mr. Couton the seconds OF Mr. Sodsrck
Mr. Hsye. .pVesed M. Terry, but was not second
there W. re " o shots fired on the srouAf g.,
Bernard Lsgsorde, sworn1i am gunsn,sa anu aba
live a: No 80 Washington street was on the ground tne
time Il the order IRON the ilends OF nlF
i b bt be u,ed end 70 see that they loaded prop
ty the pistols which used aud oaded the one
tall gentleman whose do no. know. loaded Mr. Terrys
pistol properly add with the same qaatl. o. powder
implements handed {, me- when proceeded 70 oaa TOE
oh, be were alike bat one was little more asnc4,s
the finer trigger know this for loaded It ana nan fed % M
la the pistols were ,h on the sser dctse
touch than the other saw the hns there
there were but fired sed il the pistols in
good Order atr replying in the affirmative asked Nc Me.
Kbbn " ty be do hi. principal TO my pistols and
W,r. brought BY the seconds Of M Tei
before but have since co not knew are they are a.
not BY which one could De
guted from the oher they could be discharged bS aud
.s u I Il. sr 1HsS too on ND e1 the
Of all he ,ee9bd ioe one o. toe seconds Of Terry
Henry Fritz, sworI-I at the place of the duel;
geuts take ber pasons saw the shots hed ana
s Of S 1 sss Ss5s Saa the
Stlllman, reosled-slr. s. Il. Brooks loaded one
McKibben, recalled-The armorer loaded the pistol
which Hr Broder.ck used.
This closed the testimony and after consulting fe
moments the Jury brought IN the following
VERDICT:
We the undersigned jurors convened to inquire into
the csue Of tho David c. Blodeck who died in the
City Francisco the 18Th Of seP'em6sI 1879 DO 1 ID
years az that he came wound inflicted BY
s mS S S:s sS.a sG i s
A. Fisher, Charles, MAN, Thos Gordon, j. W. Gilmore,
THE FUNERNs.
Mr.. Brodericks funeral took place on the 18TH
During the forenoon continual stream OF ladies' and
gentlemen passed through the Mon Hotel, pau5lDg
lew moments in the room where the body lay in state
The streets adjacent 20 the Psza aud the Plsza tsen
curing The day, were toronged by vast mnlutoae'
Fully Thousand people must have been in the neigh
b0bood at the appointed hour for the commencement
Of the Obsequles.
Col. l.. ID. Baker delivered the Grafton. As soon az
be bad concluded the procession commenced forming
The procession then moved along kearny street. with
ont music TO Clay down Clay to Montgomery, through
Montgomery to Market, down Market to Sansome,
through Sansome 20 Washington, up Washington to
Montgomery, through Montgomery TO jackson, up
Jack ION TO Stockton through Stool on to Vallejo up
VAL. 10 TO Powell along Powell TO Pacific, and thence
to the City Of the Deaf in Lone Mountain Cemetery
The funeral c0itege moved in the following order:
First two mounted policemen TO keep the street clear,
ard zee that a. obstacles were removed. These we've
followed by twelve carriages the last Of which was
occupied by the Rev. Fathers Gallagher and Harring
ton. Then followed the hearse, with Its mournta
freight II drawn by four bsck horses, and was
draped in the embems Of woe. The hesrse was at
tended by thirty five pal bearers, including the Com
mi,tee OF Arrangements.
Immediately following the hearse moved the chief
mourrers. numbering l32.
Next 10 these followed the Grand Marshal, John
Middleton, and his aid, who was succeeded By the
different companies Of the Fire Department. marching
in regular order OF the number OF their respective con-
panes The department turned out one thousand men,
active fTemen and e1empts They were succeeded by
the Association Of California Pioneers, a men, Then
marched the IyIc Selsvonc Society, AZ men, followed
by citizens on foot 10 the number of 2Sy men, Then
came L. carriages conveying ladies' exclusively Some
If these contained five and three, the average
being about four soies TO each carriage. trsn of
100 open vehicles followed cOntsning ladies' and gen.
emen followed in their turn by long string OF horse
men, riding by twos aud numbering 81 men, which
closed the proct ssion.
Nothing could be more impressive than the effect Of
this lorg and mournlul cortege, as it wound its way
through streets The total absence OF A gaud ana
ponp, the Republican simplicity and unGdorned grand
eur everywhere observable; the deeply saddened
couDensnce Of the thousands upoa thousands Of spec
taiors well those ~ho composed the procession,
snd the impressive silence which reigued, were in
keeping with the solemuty Of the occasion.
TIE city thropsed with Thousands Of people from
other places, vel a. by own citizens VINO were
DESTROYS OF either joining the oortege or OF testisynS
their respect to the deoeased by their presence Very
frequent large numbers would join the procession and
drop out again. by the very unusual heart Of
sia a.l Vha nffl Ia mos i'm