The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-20
Coroners, Inauests.

FA1Al RESULT OF JUVENILE SPrTE.-Coroner Jackman
on Sunday held nqucs, the Fourteenth ward station
house the body Of little girl named Mary Louisa Moo
man, IL years old who, alleged her death by
Of injuries received the 9th instant the hands
Of two little boys about her own age, named Robert
Fisher and Samuel Clark From the evidence taken il
appears that at about hapas nine O'Clock the above
mentioned evening the deceased, while returning to her
home at 25S Mott street, caught by little girl
named Mary Goff who cried out to Fisher and Clark,
Come boys, here's Mary Noonan let's pay her for what
s was Harv e nsd a
down by the hair Of the head and placed her hand
her eyes while the two boys commenced to kick deceased
and would have killed her the spot had not another
girl nterered and separated the young ruians Deceased
brought home TO her mother, and fingered in state
of until the hour Of her death DR. Beach made
post morem examination and gave il his opinion that
death caused by peritonitis which might have been
brought on by the injuries. He found few marks
Of external violence but these were slight and insufficient
10 produce the disease of which the child died The jury
rendered verdict that the deceased her death
Fisher and Samuel Carken The Coroner hcreupon held
the two boys for the action Of the Grand Jury
DEATH FROM FALLING INTO SEwER.-A young Irish girl
named Ellen Ansley, while walking through Chambers
street on last Thursday fell into sewer which is
being constructed there and received injuries from
which she died yesterday at the New York Hospital II
is thought the accident has resulted from the careessnes
Of the contractor or corporation officials in not seeing
that the excavation properly boarded over,
render passage by pedestrians Coroner Jack
man will hold an inquest on the body to-day.
DROWNED WHILE INTOXICATED -Edmund Mason, said to
be captain Of towboat ~ years of age, and residing
No "a Carmnc street. fell into the North river
Of Franklin street on last Saturday evening, and
drowned. He noticed half an hour before the dis
covery of his dead body, staggering the dock
Of ntoyication. An inquest held ON the body,
and verdict rendered in accordance with the facts.
Deceased was a native OF Pennsylvania
DEATH BEING RrN OVER BY A RAILROAD CAR
On Saturday afternoon Mary Leer little girl years
age while attempting the Second rail
road near Twcntyfourth street. in company with her
father, knocked down by the car, which passed
over her left leg, iniuring her frightfuly. The
father, having umbrella up at the time, did not OBJ.
the coming. Tie child was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital where an amputation was performed but she
expired Sunday. An inquest was held on the body
and being found that the driver and conductor were no
way censurable, verdict of Accidental death was
rendered
FATAL Result or a FnL-Coroner Jackman yesterday
held inquest on tho body Of an Irish woman named
Ellen Aurley, who the 18th fell into vault which
is being constructed opposite the premises No III Cham
hers street and had her right fractured from which
injury she died on Sunday at the City Hospital She was
standing with crowd on the platform the cxcava
ton when the slight railing gave way and she was nre
epitaed with several others into the vault The iury
rendered verde, Of " Death by accident"