The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-30

and said there a In the back who had been
beaten by policeman IN the boweis-tnn no rs
H. and would prob ably cis Mr.. Farley then came In
the deceased should have obeyei the laws--that
had W put the deceased) out OF his house the
before; ! never saw the decaassj.
Richard rodendow sworn-I res de at 80 Baxter stree
I heard a o,aa hall DONG some night last week; a viii
after saw mao gong asay with tao policemen know
nothing more about II.
jacob wisey sworo-I am a policeman of the Sixth
precinct; was on duty Thursday Afternoon at the five
Points; an officer came down street With On an and
asked II had seen boy with wnite Cap running around
the corner, saying tho 10Y had stoned MAJ;
said he belonged to jersey; did not See aim aya.u t
ABOUT one O'CLOCK next morning; then situug
a Step IN Baxter street, PARK asked un
was tne matter, as he was MAKING uolse and he sai
some woman bad taken two shiilings from him; told
MN he mad better go away, IL bad place;
Ne did DOT seem inclined TO away, took hold of hin
ana ne'ped nim up; he very drunk; could hardly
walk stunbed once, fell and almost took DO sn with
nm; as was gong along with nun oifcer Goldea
crossing the street, ne helped take the pri
soner along, ~ho Did not inclined TO walk we took
MN TO the station house. Golden not going TO bel
at nghli got bin To take the charge Of tue prisoner 10
the morning; put prisoner cell; he could give
name; thar In all knoS about the matter; Mr.. Golden
offered violence TO the prisoner tue prisoner he
had been beaten buck IN the aiicy by woman anu
others.
John Densshy sworn-I am policeman OF the Sixth
ward lust Thursday afternoon L WIS going up Blx.er
street, when met SAID boy hid struck him
with stone that the boy gone down toe street;
went down him he rouiu not ind the boy
sao ne bau not seen the BOY &c he smecd very sron
.of brandy at the time
Sergeant Charles E. Preston stated that be had charg
there; be was very drunk aud not complain of being
jured any; did seem to be iojured aoy; he could
give his nams; ordered MN into Cell, and heard
nothing more from him I'LL heard he dead.
medical certificate reun the effect that the de-
ceased TO his death from Inflammation OF the wels
come OF the intestnes beng rupturei.
The jury returned the following verdict:-'We, the
jury, find from evidence that deceased, Bernard
Ketrgan, TO his death oy accident violence
the hands OF parties present TO the unknown
Further, exonerate officers Golden Wlisey from
all blame
THE MADISON SIRE ET SHOPPING CASE.
Harry jennings, the well known sporting character Of
Madison street, who shot In the shoulder by
John jennings Monday neh appeared before Justice
Osborne at the Lower Police Cour, yesterday and made
complaint against HIS assaiaot In his affidavit the
painant states that JOn0 drew double ba relied pie VI
and discharged 1t at his head did So You
must dIe.o One o! the bullets Harry the left
hand spacriDg the limb aud rendering useless forever,
while the other struck hun the shoulder, producing
slight wound The magistrate committed John for trial.
In bis exanina the prisoner that he
tyninc years OF age was u native of England, and
rat catcher by profession.
sTABBING ARRAY BETWEEN BOYS.
David warde and Barney Fitzpatrick, boys-the for
mer sixteen and the latter twelve years od-quarreed
about orange which they dividing, when Warde
drew shoemaker's knife and stabbed his adversary IN
the aide, 1ctng though not dangerous wound.
The young assaan by the Ninth precinct
police and locked up TO answer.