The New York herald., 1864-03-16
Coroners' Inquests.

THE BROADWAY CONCERT SALOON SrApBMo AYYRAY-FA.
TAI REsuLT-1SouEsr CoRoxER wnpEY.-Patrick Kins.
ley, the young man who was stabbed in Madam Bells
concert saoon 564 Broadway Robert Gilbert during
general fight there early Monday morning. died in
tho New York Hospital three O'Clock yesterday
morning. Coroner Wildey held inquest tho
mains yesterday afternoon when several witnesses who
In the saloon at the time OF the stabbng appeared
and gave their testimony. John Ward, soldier, who
from Baltimore with deceased some weeks ago,
dcposod to being with Knsey Sunday evening in
Madam Bells place. Ho the prisoner, Gilbert have
bowie knife in his hand, and him strike Kinsley
twice. Other witnesses present at the fatal ARRAY gave
teir evidence but, they are TO be believed none Of
them saw the knife used by the prisoner. Dr. Wood
examination Of the body OF deceased and found that he
ad been stabbed in four different places but the fatal
wound the one 10 the right side. The bowie knife
pierced the kidneys and almost severcdthem The
other wounds were OF less dangerous character The
Jury rendered a verdict "that Patrick Kipsey 70
Ills death by stab wounds OF Robert j. Gilbert March Ia
1sf4" Coroner Witey then committed Gilbert to the
Iombs for trial
ALLEGED HoNerDs-A WOMAN. THE VIouM.-Coroper
Ranncy yesterday hold inquest at Bellevue Hospital
on the body Of Lizzie Moore, an Irish woman 33
years age died from the effects OF violence alleged
TO have been Inflicted by Dennis Riley. 4S years
Of aye living nj No. 62 Cherry street. The testimony
show that the sth instant the deceased entered
the grocery Of Mr. Andrews, Of Cherry and OIL
streets and there met Riley The latter charged her
with serious offence. which size pronounced false. Riley
then struck Lizzie with has fist and knocked her down.
she he knocked her down second time kicking
and beating her IN terrible She conveyed
10 her residence No. Catharne sp and from thence TO
Bellevue Hospital where death subsequently ensued.
The jury found that the deceased 10 her death by
compression Of the BRAIN the result OF violence inflicted
nj the hands Of Dennis Riley, the sth day OF March,
1894" Riley on the above verdict. was committed TO
the Tombs for trial He Is laborer, and was born In
Ireland The prisoner confessed TO striking the deceased
but disclams any intent 10 kill her.
THE SHOOTING By SOLDIER Coroner Ranney yesterday
held inquest the body Of Michael Gieather, tho
lad seventeen years Of ago. who died rom the effects Of
gunshos wound at the hands Of . soldier named Nee
han In Jersey City, the 9th inst. Deceased AZ pre-
viousy reported, was furnishing liquor 70 soldiers
10 violation OF orders when the guard shot him
In the breast and from the wound death ensued Meehan
loft Immediately Afterwards with his regiment for Wash
ington and has not yet been brought back. The jury
found verdict against Meehan.
FATAL RAILROAD AccIDErs.-James 0'Shaugbnessy,
little boy three years OF age, whose parents live At 4s
Olvea street, died In the New York Hospital from the
effects OF injuries received BY being in Oliver
street, Madison by car No. II OF the Second
ne One OF his legs was terribly crushed at the knee
Coroner RSnney held an inquest the body, and tho
jury rendered verdict Of accidental death. An inquest
was held by Coroner Ranney The body OF Joseph
Burke little boy i've and half years Of age who dicd
from injuries received week since IN varck street,
near Broome. by being run over By one or the sixth
avenue rail The evidence showed that the
accidental, and Q verdict 70 that effect was
rendered. The parents Of deceased live at No 81 Grand
street.