The New York herald., 1865-01-05

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up 70 the bar and have drink; went towards the
bar and shook hands; asked him u he not down IN
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John Rley af los West Twenty eventh street. tssli-
ned 70 being lazarus place and seeing The prisoneg
and others there; Fsry was heard e ny thst he woa6
'Cut the sufng ont OF some one IN Lasar1g paace q
tho time q the murder the witness wa looking through
broken pane Of glass in the front window and saw NE
fatal blow given by the prisoner.
Thomas Robinson n D., being duly swern, deposeo
and saysI have made past moStem examination Of the
body oi deceased; the examination was made Tues
day. Jannasy q 1895 seven hours after death; the
body was splendid apectznen Of muscular
dsvelopmsnt and physical beasty; The akin was
covered Win blood; found an inced wound behind tho
angle Of the lower jaw and just under the le ear The
wound about inch and half In length externally,
and the direction Of was from the point OF the left cor
downward and backward. towards the scapu on incis
ing the Tissues Of the neck found the wound penetrated
directly nwads 70 the depth Of about three inches the
wound penetrated into the pharynx the knife severed
the external carotid and internal maxaay arteries;
also found the cicotrax OF an old gunshot
into the cavity Of the hoax discovered foreign SUBJ
firmly adherent to the superior surface Of the left
pulmonary artery dssecting i out discovered 70
be tho fragment OF leaden ball, nrmy adherent TO
small piece OF bone, probably small portion OF Of
the ribs which had been driven in near t they were
both enclosed In very strong cyst and firmly attached
to the pulmonary artery the organs Of the body were
generally healthy In my opinion death was the result OF
hemorage consequent upon the severng Of the exter
nal carotid and interior maxilary arteries.
The case was then submitted TO the jury who rcndere
verdict follows:That Harry lazarus the deceased
his death by stab wound Of the neck, inflicted
by Bernard Friery the morning Of january 1885,
The prisoner then committed to the Tombs to
await his trial for murder.
Coroner Collin required the most important witnessel
To give bail for their future appearance but in eaut
thereof they committed to the House OF Detention.
Deceased twenty six years OF and nativc Of
England. Friery is twenty-one years Of age and .
native Of this city