The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
CorOnels, Inuuests,

NoAohcAb lnquebDs
FATAL CAsuALTY.-About two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing policeman Housman, Of the Sixteenth precinct,
discovered named william Coyle lying upon
the sidewalk, near the Of Nineteenth street
and Tenth avenue, badly wounded and partially
insensble from the loss Of blood. Assistance hay-
Ing been procured the injured conveyed to the
station house Upon being questioned to the manner
In which be received his wounds he refused to give the
police any Information the subject Dr. Rannsy was
called upon TO attend Coyle and upon exam ming the
person Of he latter be gave it as his opinion that the
wounded man was sho. with gun or pisto and had bu
ekort while TO I've. was suggesed that Coyle should
be taken TO Bellevue hospital and carriage was cent for
bu, before tee vehicle arrived he had breathe
he lived but few minutes after his admission TO the
station house, but during that time perfectly sensible
The apparent deeTe on the part OF Coye conceal CIR
cumstances attending his injuries created Suspicion in
the minds OF the police that deceased had been so. wna
u tne commission Of some unawul act, but the subee
quert investigation by Coroner oEeee showed thA, the
suspicious entirely oundlese that the case was
one Of aurey accidental nature The evidence before
the Coroner went 10 chow the following state OF facts
Deceased, 1t appeared, was laoorer working upon a
farm IN the upper part OF the island, Kngsbridge
deli, No sl4 West Nineteenth street be- became n.a1
Gated and wandered TO the roof OF the premises With
bottle Of gin in his possession He heard walking 70
and fro on the roo and 1t ia supposed by ali are con
versant with the acs that be asleep and rolled over
the coping; else In walking backwards and for wards
he staggered and fell to the sidewalk Tne vounds upon
bis person were extensive and from the manper in which
the bones proruded through flesh one not
with the history Of NE would suppose tina. they were
inflicted with gun or pistol That the police and Dr.
Ranney should have fallen error is very natural e.
pecay when deceased refused enlghten them any and
unaffected a determination TO mystify the matter Toe
jury rendered verdict Of Accidental death and The
body was hefeupon taken possession OF by deceaseds
friends for the purpose Of niermsnL Coyle has wife
living on Staten Island
TIE LATE EXPLOSION BOARD Tie STEAMER BAY STATE
Mr. George +. Arnold, Of Bos.on, and Edward g. Law.
renee assistant engineer Of the steamer Bay Sae ded at
Bellevue Hospital Tuesday night from the effects OF
Injuries received the late explosion on bo,rd the above
entoned boat Coroner Schrmer held an inquest upon
The bodice yesterday when the chief engineer testified
that the steamer going river a. the usual rate
OF speed, when sheet OF the rooard boiler bIev ont.
lew moments before the accident occurred he the
poer ROOM and then the steam gauge indicated pressure
81 POUNDS; az he stepped out Of the room be met
M awrence witness requested deceased 10 take charge
went TO screw down the main centre: lawrence
went INTO the larboard fire room, and witness
proceeded 70 apply wrench to tie machinery
On deck when the explosion took place at the place OF
fracture in the boiler the iron much thinner than any
where ese and appeared 70 have been eaten away by
come means the boilers tested last September and
later than the Sd inst they were examined and pro-
nounced 20 be all right No other testimony OF any i'm
portance taken. Tho Jury rendered q verdict OF Acct
dental death each case attaching blame to 90 person
Lawrence was 3 native Of New York aged thirty eight
years Mr. Arnold was twenty two years Of age and was
RoDY IpEsnnED.-The body Of the unknown man found
floating in the wator Corc.rs Hook on Tuesday has
been identified as that OF John Thompson blacksmith
aged fny years. who has been missing from his h,ae
since the Sd inst When last Mr. THOMPSON vaz ycyv
much intoxicated aud bis friends suppose be must
nave stayed towards the river and fallen overheard
while in that helpless condition Coroner chirmer hsd
inquest on the body, when verdict Of found drown
edn was rendered by the jury
SUDDEN DEATH OF sAnoR-The Coroner wAs notified 10
hold an inquest at the Second ward house upon the
body CT sailor named William Thompson, who dropped
dead on board the ship Liberty while helping 70 weigh
anchor yesterday in the team near the foot Of Wal
street "
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