The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17
brooklyn city News.

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FAu "A cass q considerable interest tried in the
Court Of Sessions yesterday Tho defendant practs-
ing physician IN this city, named Stephen B. Doty The
indictment charged him with committing assault and
battery upon Ca,harne McGuly the evening Of the
sth Of January last, It his Office, No 90 Court
street She was employed ~ = servant In the same
house. and together with her other duties tended
the bell and Kept the Office In order. A criminal
encsnts and suffered miscsrrisse, as shs CHARGED,
by hh agency. Her health became impaired In
qucnce. and she incapable Of working Tor living
On the evening the assault committed she went 70
him about half past eight O'Clock and asked for money
pay her board They walked out distance talking
finally rot out 81 patience and told her 70 70 away She
said she would NOT Co. bat would follow him wherever he
went-that it was through his means that she had be-
ought therefore, provide for her present necessities
She followed him to his ONCE and went in when he took
hold Of her threw her on the moor put his sness % he.
nearly choked her but she succeeded In making good
deal OF noise, which alarmed the defendant He iftsd
her up and wiped the blood from the floor She washed
the blood from her face, after which she took or her
outer clothes, and putting On one Of defendants night
gowns laid down on the sofa TO rest feeling too weak
stand ST. While lying there some one raped 1t the
door. She hid Ia closet, when policeman came In,
and on defendants representations she taken of 70
and Doty was himself arrested The trial consumed The
whole day, and the case being given 70 the jury they
rendered verdict Of guilty eer few moments delibe-
penitenslary for forty days, and, q addition, was fined
SOS or to stand committed for thirty days There is
another Indictment against him, for producing mscar
rase, which arises out Of the same case.
TIE Bon1R EXPLOSION IN trHz ATLANTIC FouxDRY-vxR-
p,or OF cExsuRE AGAINST The PRormEToRs THE Como
YERs JuaY-The investigation before Coroner Horton
into the circumstances attending the boiler explosion In
the Atlantic Foundry Monday last by which the engi
neer John Hazelton, was killed and four other persons
injured concluded yesterday Evidence takcn the
first day Of the inquest proved that Hazeeon bad been
employee Is sOorer nDor. e M ns;n ron
entered upon his duties engineer and fireman. tho
rate Of from i've 70 Seven dollars week wages He was
hsdno knowledge Of thedues Of his poaiton further
than what he learned after taking charge. Testimony
was taken yesterday, 70 prove tnas ne boilers
found The following verdict :-"Ihat John 'H ss.
zclton came 70 his death By Academia! In
$780, It the Atlantic Foundry situated between Van
Rrunt and Inlay streets In the Twelfth ward Of the city
q BROOKLYN that the accident was the result Of negl
the water to become low and by the sudden introduction
Of cold water and the jury do ind the said John Hazeton
an s S s gin and
Foundry censurabie In employing Iaborng in the
capacity Of an engineer" The deceased (Hazetou)
terry OF the Holy Cross for nterment The persons in
jured on the Same occasion arc all improving, and will
recover.
a dkAvH fkNALIN FUR kkEPNG VICIOUS pOG.-In the
Brooklyn City Court yesterday verdict Of $3.50 rs was
rendered against David Tson, the owner Of Newfound
land dog OF vicious prcpensties, which, on the 2st of
March, 1859, sprung at Thomas Kelly and bit him in tho
hand Tho defendant in the case poultry dealer re-
siding In Kent avenue between Park and Myrtle avenues
The deg usually kept chained In the yard and WAS
pei mted TO run ooee only ut night and on Sundnvs IN
orcer TO protect the poultry Tho plaintiff entered Tho
yard on business, and passing tie dog the animal made
spring, breaking his collar and seizng his hand BIT
so severely that the fingers have since remained sun Il
amounting 70 81 oco were claimed the Jury after de-
beratng rome hours, brought in verdict for something
less than half that in favor Of plaintiff and recon-
mended that If the dog s in existence that be b
killed.
SUDDEN DEATH or An On CmzKx-Mr. John Marschalb,
an old and respected resident Of this city, died suddenly
on Wednesday, under peculiar circumstances he paid
visit to the Cemetery Of the Evergreens with oae Il HI
grandsons ami sitting down On . grave stone near The
plot selected for hs own grave, fell back and expred
He had been treated for dropey and dsease o. The heart
and ID probable that the latter complaint was the cause
No. 145 wiiloughby street.
RErrBucAx err NonxAnoxs-Ths Republican CITY
Convention met nj No Court street last night, and or
ganzed by appointing Charles JONES' Of the Ninah ward
j. n Stcarns, Of The Seventeenth ana A. s.
the list Of delegates, tho following ticket paoei
Ch,krfcv If 7nnrs aNd ksscEMens-T Thomas W. Field.
Syysa C1srssssscaer.-Jobu Williams
Coznpas,soser ~ Repairs AID SaryliesJohn Duryea
The nomiuaHens we're made unanimous and the Con-