The New York herald., 1864-06-17
CorOners' Inquests.
TEE EIGHTH WARD MURDER CAsG-THE INQUIsrTToN
CONCLUDED.


Yesterday afternoon Coroner Naumsnn concluded
the ,nquis.tiop the case John Mudoou young
who was murdered the house No. sax Mercer street.
early last Sunday morning Several other witnesses
examined, but their testimony mainly cprroborative
OF that published in yesterdays HERALD The evidence
however shows the deceased brutay murdered
without any provocaton. The jury found "fhat John
Mudoon to his death by pistol shot wound at tho
th killing to be an of deliberate murder and recon-
mend his Honor the Mayor that suitable reward bo
offered for the apprehension OF the murderer"
FATAL VEHICLE oAsuALrY-A rRucKMAS ARRESTED
HELD TO BAIL.
A German woman named Emma Bergman forty nine
years OF age died yesterday the Jews Hospital from
tho effects injuries received Saturday last in
Quence Of haviug been near the Grand street
ferry. Williamsburg. by heavily loaded truck. the
Coroner Raonsy held an Inquest tho body, when s
appeared that Mrs Bergman was endeavorng 20 cross
the street as the truck WAS down 70 tho ferry
its progress she Knocked down by the horses
aud the vehicle passed over her. After bearing
all the testimony the jury returned q verdict ~
That deceased came TO her death by injuries re-
ccived by being run over by truck driven by Patrick
Hnch. and we further that John Farrell Son the
owners of said truck, censurabe for not hav
brake on same Hisch. who was taken into custody
dict was required give bail in 81 000 TO answer any
Indictment which tn, Grand Jury may find against him.
He found bondsmau and was liberated.
DEATH BY DROWNING.
the body OF John Gick thirty five years Of age,
bo as found In No water at p,sr A. Fast river Do
ceased was a lh,ermnn, and disappeared suddenly on
Friday last while at work on the pier is thought
he accidentally fell overheard and drowned. YER
dict 10 that cect was rendered BY the jury Glick hAs
let family, who live In jackson street.
Rutgers Institueo Comme mencemcnt.
rhe twenty nth annual commencement Of the Rutgers
Female institute held yesterdayin the afternoon at
tho Broadway Tsbcrnace, and ,n the evening at the
Institute in Firth avenue, Forty nrst street, at
large mum ber OF the friends OF the pupils and others
in tho progress OF educssion were present.
ana were highly entertained by the young ladies' who
The exercises we're opened by prayer ny the Rev Dr.
ng III Of graduates were received their
diplomas ;--Juliette Arnold, Olivia =, Burma Lizzie M
sco Jspe sos Mckenzie, Fsnnis W. Fans Jue,,e A.
Turner Anna nunshee, julia Hsnierd Maria r. Rage
After the as,r,,aon ~ sna sorropri,s saar.."
In which no paid well meritcd compliment TO the una
ladies for their attention ana ,ssancsmsn. , IN their
A number OF honors conferred several young
lsdies for marked proficiency "a composton, penman-
hfter the regular exercises concluded the young
ladies' OF the graduating class presented oeau,nni
address was by the Rev. Mr.. Hastings and elected
eloquent response from the recipient
svExrso ExxRoIsss.
Al eight O'Clock IN the evening the pupis ana snen
friends again IN the main ball OF the Institute
Fifth avenue, which beautifully decofa.ea 'oI me
occasion ana after prayer by the Rev Ut thompson,
the Raw DR.. Ferris cas the trustees o. ns nssue,
delivered address, IN which ne gave mcia oesor,p
inausustou twenty years ago, 70 the present time:
mr. Ferris was followed By Rev Dr. west, VINO was tne
a., ,sscbsr vho successfully conducted the
ssirs Of he insssOs the nrs. twelve ysars Of s
existence. His remarks we're p,inc'rsny coannec 70
period when hc acted :. prooPs ana ,svs ,rs
nv singing and recitatons BY tho pupils, who sc1nusa
wth great ability, 70 the smiass' 'a'sfsc'S0
OF their numerous frienda