The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21

The President stated that the p,per ,pnl,ed with
,sVep 1i,b ,be I'M w. CITY, which wr welcoming the
possible TO conceive ~"' -i'I' Nn'oh as
rssb P ss eScDs resd an able paper on ehoc
ehoeia would te an ong US lie said tle cboiera Ned
sn'iS. Ieaohed london the lest papers showing Ia
| 81 Ney York could avert ths css,,i:; il IL wouT
iny,, men gave thorough history Of the asr'icta
RACED more p'rtioul.rly as ve as giving Instances
os ~ annthiiation BY prompt and thorough hygenec
| '"olh Inc meeting then adjourned.
MILITARY Colonel MaidhofF (Actinr Brig.-
General Fourth Brsadel, of the 18th Regiment, has
| resigned his resignation has been accepted by the
Governor tnd be is honornby discharged. Colonel
Bicley, OF the 9th being the next senior Colonel
,akes o1,nsnd Of the Fourth Brigade until The eoe-
Won OF Bfgnder General, which will not take place
until Colonel hhidho1't successor 4, elected. All
LOOKS B'peis and other prperty belonging 10 the
| to Colonel Bigley.
THE LIos PARK HoMrcrD.-CoRoNER's
| lForEeT-AHnrsr or TnE surrosED huRDIHR-
The inquest on the body Of Daniel Ciady, who was
killed during fSht in the bsr-room Of the Lion
| Brewery, llJth street, near sth avenue. Tuesday
| evening, vas concluded at late hour on Wednesday
night by Coroner Cover ct the ?is' Precinct Station
house. Several ritnencs were examined, hut II va.
found inpossible to learn who inflicted the fatal stab
90 manv prr'ons having leen engAycd IN the affay,
that the real tcs IN the could not lie Ascertain
ed. The following IL tho most important evidence
| taken before the Coroner
Jomss BredV. livins st u.nhs,,snvii'e, testified
was with doeer,ed hs' nirht ~ thr Lion u eser-
| and bad hoon with him all the ate noon attending
| pic-nic 81 the Church Of the Annuncsion OF Nam
hai room, thn bstkecpef cred ont saving ths,
pc inicuted 10 close the paoe ~ cer. assisted
| "a pl'ing NJ OUT after reached .o balcony, |
around. aud eupT,scd that rrh' was going on
,sisl 70 re-, ~ hnt found The doos close' ,oon
wont in and .oOn returned, bringing ort dec -scl
whom they iaii on the balcony onlr know that the
rooin at the time OF the dstu. b4nco heard di.-
turbsnce between dcccuoi and L1y one eto during
me d7y 10 w1sa qu'e', p"accahle man.
DInsl She,haH, living in l2lth suoot. near 18th
avenue, tes,ided-l am lahorer; wls At tie pc
about o. G'cocl p. NJ desstfea. lie bioiheT vii.
Ham, James snd John Btady, aud some ten others
wLic .onr cas eRina a. and Sricd n, S S
tho doors we're then cotcd against us; heard nose
inside a. VI glasses and cntiis were heinz thrown
| around finally ue doors we're cpcLcl b. some
| mesns cannot toll how, and I went in; sgv de-
cewsi lying on the floor, on his baek, and man had
hold ot him; caught the man by the hand and no
reea'cd hi, hold Of deceased; ! canno, sry Who the
man uW csnaot say whether there was n row
rOng on AZ the time or not; there Nnr come nosn
around; broushI deceased out md laid him on the
! st3.p sud he died IN { 20 minute, ate y lIds.
william CdNV, living IN / tn avenue, lctveen
l2s;h aud 129th streets, tes'lfed-pecpivcd was my
oio,her5 We attended the picnic yeaieIdayi atVq
Others, some IS or 20; at about tho middle OF
the bar and the deccircd at the lower chi; he va.
eating sandwich and taking with some other men,
whose names do not know they were TALKING Plea
thnty toSether; there was cry for tong, bu' he
| bartender said We must ret out h. agaln ssid va
NUT 60 out. and almost Immediately after was hi
on the head with a luer bier glass; was knocked
s.nsrler,; when recogrted I went outsiGr and sss
deceased Bng on the t'oop dead; thore had cen no
b-htng not angry words pWsed teio!e We we've
G'stGu Edri KAUFMAN, living In iIith street.
near 10Th avenue, tCstGed-l barterIcr for Paul
| fmk at the lion BiovoTy; there was picnic Of a
IA me o
| fnishcd between and o'clock l.. "; some men
remained afterwards aud sat in the ha--rooni, and
cotnnenced 70 talk loud together; thi- continued IN
or ~ o'clock there were some thlft' o! forty IL
ihem at the hour named some Of them left about
commenced 70 sting; vent 10 one OF the party, " no
| I thourht the mcst sober, and told him TO get his
side then closed the door leaving come insidr; the
man first ,poke TO sici TO set she others to 10 GU;
ne took holi OF theif coats lot that pu poe OF
them struck this man; those outside pi,hed in the
door at that time and time Ia; ,oon they came
was on the table and fred Thorn around the room:
! went tshlnd the bar 20 loos out Tor the money
knew Of his being Killed was Some quarter Of an
hour afterwards; | did not zee han aIal; did not
see any one carry out deroseG there aro three bar
tenders, including me; there were soiue ten en-
poyG IN the room al the time the people vent out,
he'ides the two oficerri there were eight ten OF
Thou. H. Worth, living at 2ll Fast 9th street,
TESTIFIED - am emp oyed as bartender by Sir. Fax;
about ~ O'clock ia't night there were some fifteen
or eighteen strangea IN the darkroom: they had been
qusrfeng AMONGST Themselves for some tmo eloie;
think hr. Hoffman told the officers TO put them
out; they ueIe put out and the door was eloseI;
don't know uhe her they all put out o. NOS the
officers had closed the door and had sot about .x or
eight feet from IT, when It was buist open and the
crowd came IN and picked up the chairs and struck
some mea that were drinking lager; there was a
general meOe after that; IL lasted some ten min
ues; some OF the waiteIe assisted to put tho crowd
out second time, when they were beaten; come Of
the crowd ran away and the rest !emaincd and car
rei out deceased, who lylng some ten feet from
The door he lay with his feet nearest the door; the
| living the hs oVd lrs.
before the door vas bmsed in there wGs no noise in
| the haf-Toom.
Robert b. Dennts'on ties fled II am q police on
ser attached to this tJls Precinct; was on duty At
| Lion Park Park yes erdgy; at atout los. o'cock p
NJ was called in the bsl room by Mr.. Hoffman; he
he sished TO clos up; saw the deceased then and
spoke 70 him, and requested him 20 leave; also Dam
isl sheehan and William Clafy; they said
| they would go; Deeea,ed and William went
| 10 Tue west site OF the roon, and Shcehrn
Of deceased alive then saw 1homas McLaughlin;
| ma hod OF nam, To- cling him out OF the west door
assistance returned and came in st the door oricer
tNhnorie vas At saw deceased lylng a table in
thr room William Claiiy VIZ setting up ne u by;
| hehd noise as | Was going 10 rep the Hiarm, bul
| saw no bows given al ali sent aWsIter " the
station house for assistance afterwards.
| A poi norton examination made by Drs
| Woes q Beach, Dr., aud Christopher el,re. who
found tn &c wound, on the body o. deceased. Two
| dSGih, Was between tue third anu iouI ia mis-
The case wac then submitted TO the jury, and tho
| following verdict rendered:
ThM Daniel ClaTy, the deceased, came TO hi. dea,h
| hv stab Gouu. u the chest ~ the b I'd OF toue
| oi september, l'd5.
deceased wa, native OF Ireland, and 20 years Of
age.
August Gunther, employed by the Firhth Avenue
| Railroad Comp'ny, was arrested yesteIday on ths
alice, that soon after Daniel CiGfy killed he
tNw hhnthet nltlng near the tpo' where the murder