The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-13
CorOners' Inquesss.

rERsrsis ACCIDENT on SmrBoARo-TwO hsS Arhosf
fssrsrrIr KaIspAaery,be sscidsst resulting IN The
aiss nssss dsssh Of two sa, cscurred on board tho
bsrx Frank roveu Smith atssos cspasfa tying as pier
10 Non v4ssr sboui eight O'Clock yesterday novuius.
the frvs srrivsd from cssd6 aAaeeay, end a tho
time os no accident the s.as were sassssd 10 stripping
the coreopmAsi, md likewise taking Tho rigging on
tho fore,opmuss heads Charles HI wsuiasss tho mate
and Edward Frederick, second mate wore on the fore
topmas head the crosstocs and In the act or pass
ing the opmasf rigging over the. masthead. when the
broke aad they weve both p<scpitAted 70 che
deck. Mr. Williams was taken pdead. be having re.
ceved compound fracture o. the skull fracture OF
both arms and fracture Of the right thigh When
Captain Horton reached the second mate he was still
alive but no expired in a few mOAnents Afterwards
His sGt arm and several ribs fractured Coroner
Collin was called aad held an inquest the remains
OF ,he unfortunate mon The Jury rendered verdict
OF accidental death. Mr.. Williams was twenty-five
of and Mr. Frederick thirty nve years oil age
Both natives OF Nova Scotia
su,oDH ~ A SoLoss nv Observation-Disclosures TROUBLE
rss cAuss-Coroner Collin, vas yesterday called
to- the Twenty second. precinct police station 70,
hold an inquest on, the. body Of Henry Bow
naeister O German, thirty nine years OF age, who
committed suicide by shossing himself through the
head with spstol, while standing on the sidewalk IN
Forty ninth street, Saith avesue Death was aL
most miscellaneous II appears that deceased wno had
been soldier s,,sohed " the Twentieth regiment Mas
scbusetts Volunteers married. In this city several
weeks since Sc owing 70 some snoSc n''a
fused To live with her husband This decision on her
part made him very respondent and he was heard TO
threaten 10 take his life unless speedy reconcia'
ton Was esctad bat his relatives had no idca that no
was In such adssperate state ~ mind The jury rem
dered verdict accordance with the foregoing facts.
FAJAL vsmul CAsuALrv.-0n the night OF the 10th Of
July last Mrs Margaret Faucet who resided at 1856 East
seventeesih street, while crossing tho corner Of Seven
teepih street and First avenue Knocked down and
run oxer by an ice wagon She taken homo and
linResed t yesterday when sba died from the eects Of
the tniures received Coroner Collin held inquest
the body and the jury rendered verdict Of accidental
desAA Deceased was thirty eight yeara Of sge and !
naAive Of ireland.
FOUND DuowSKp Coroner Collin bold an inquest q
he foot Of Leroy street. North river on tho body Of 81
unknown man abou, nry yeao Of ago which was found
floating 10 the dock. Deceased was ave feet seve'
inches 10 height with slight curly dark brown hair H
wore black frock coat pants and vest white cotto
shirt, striped blue and brown necktie white socks an
shoes Deceased had been IN the water but few hours
Verdict Of death by drowning was rendered By the jury
FATAL Acnpsxr At rHs Nsw CRY HAla--An nques
was yes,e<ay held al the New York Hospital BY Corone
wndey on tho body Of John Heaiy, who died from N
eec Of injuries received BY falling from one Of the val
II the new Court House. Chambers street, distance
nearly thirty feet striking upon brick Arch This
CURED on the 9th instant, and The injured Fan nRcr
| tli yesterday and died Deceased was ?. work ON II
building The Jury rendered verdict II accidental deaf
~ Hcnt ws forty 'e'sht year. Of sss and . native
| ireland.