New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
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ste,ticn Of witness and Mary; witness kaf- fall
on the sidewalk as though might have fsilen from
tie brs cf ThouA; be ran to her al the same tune
and laid be was cut; witness pushed him away, sni
told him to 60 slot q locked again snf saw blood oa
his sack to- him 90 starr and fouad he had wouai
in biz brsasi saw he smaller boy have pAnkniie 10
bis hard before Thomas was jured; and the imprrs-
sion OF teee was that the injury icfcief Al the
tine when Cksries SAIL "if you don't give me- the
~ ket III stick you" other boys staining about,
but bot very else could have done II oaI
the little hoy.
Mis- Mary Mscksv testified to the same effect, aai
that the boy died about two hours ser the Injury.
The jury rendered the verdict thai Thomas Mscksy
came 80 biz death IN C, nseqnence at wound inflicted
with ktife by his brother Charles Mscksy snt that
the was accidental.
The little bow il appears il afflicted with enlrge-
en at the heart snd a very delicate state If health.
TIE physicians of the opinsn that the complaint
viii s,on cary BIN If ant Il was therefore thought
10 prudent 10 bring him before the Coroners JG-his
extreme youth having sso been taken into coosiiers-
ton. Coroter Horton askei him fes questions.
lie answered that be did not DE- t. and did not know
snytlicg shout il. The deceased Was buried yeser-
day afternoon II CGvary Cemetery.
EIsvysrIGATIos mo THE CsUsP OF rHs Dstru
or ELIZA STEELr.-COroner Soell yesterday held an
inquest upon the body of Mrs. Eliza Seey. who died
al the Guy Hospital Tuesday night, from injuries
sustained by falling out OF seconi-si0ry window at
No. 2t Atlantic street. the 9th of May lat Her
husband Joseph S,eey arrested at the tine upon
her statement that he had pushed her out. Dr. Hutch
inson made post-morem examination, and found that
she had died 81 paralysis caused by fracture of the
fourth end fifth dorsal vertebe. He testified thatrom
appearances, both internally and externally, she had
been u habitualy drunken woman.
Elizabeth Steely, . years It age, daughter ct de-
ID testified that her mother was in the habit OF
DIM king string liquors every day. and that on the day
Of the accident she hsd been drinking; her father
home and her mother began TO scod and fret -
was urusl with her. and finally went into the back
room aud sat ON the window sill Her father wss ia
the from, room. Her grandmother was in the back
room; did rot her tall ou but they heard say she
WIS falling AMI ran out; she had then fallen.
UpOn this evidence the Jury rendered the verdict
that Eliza Steelv ceme 10 her death by accidentally
falling out uf window, at No. 26 Atlantic street. on
the 9th of May last.
The husband, Mr.. Steely, who had been imprisoned
since the above date, was thereupon liberated.
THR CRASD JURY-THE ELEVENTH WARD STREET
CoSrsaor CtssTe Grand July iuo the Coart Of Oyer
Yesterday and presented bills Of indiTt
nen' found against parties tor various efenses CLASSIFIED as
follows:
Attempted RAPE .........l
burglary, thd degree. .s
Fsionious Assault and Battery
II. cbsrse bribery hrou against Thomas Shep
contract th. Eleventh Ward passed the next
Grand jury The charge of libel bIoulht by AID Dayton
numb of of the Eleventh Ward for petition
the Common Council eN,pe charges made by Sheppard,
The Jury. having concluded their lbrs
dchsged With the thspI. # The Court. All the ndcn-ns
the Court Of Sessions for trial Ih Court
Tue sday next and remain in session until all the
J. dspo-ed or wnen will adjourn until september