New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
as,nuIt ON a Boy by au Ohicer.
AyTE-MoETEM DEPOSITION OF THE INJURED LAD
STATEMENTS OF SEVERAL WITNESSES.

AyTB-HoETEM DEPOSITION OF THE INJURED LAD
STATEMENTS OF SEVERAL WITNESSES
Yesterday Coroner Cover, at No. 2il Avenue b.
took the ante deposition Of Bernard Carney who was
-ous Injured on Sunday night last the corner Of fonr
teenths and Avenue b. by being stueh or Pscinct
Tie following the testimony Of several witnesses
Bernard CaTsey s ann ooeL was sitting on The
corder Of Ffteenthst and venue with Young Hehu
ing when number Of boys running around the corner
toward Touiteeuih.st belg followed by policeman got
up and followed after them slowly aud when got 10 TOUT
,eenbst was knocked senseess by one since when
have no recollection until YESTERDAY when found myself
here in bed; any poyociti0h 10 tTAe me a
know Of have never had any difficulty win anv police
coward Sullivan residing at No 80 ITstrIe es,sd.
was in company with previous witness on TUESDAY evening
last; about O'clock noticed some boy fuhnins uowh az
enne b: this time Officer Thos Ky o. he I 5
nc was standing northeast corner OF Avenue anu
Tourhs upon seeing the boys coming he Sen, Out 'S
street and srgek boy On tee Ie lean then ran to The
officer and asked him what he struck the boy ior the nei
thing saw they were both down %hen arrested
alter this attention paid TO tho boy VINO was yes
sensbe II then discovered that he was carney p!oHe
Patrici Parn Of No ga East Foureenthst was the last
witness offered aud he corroboated the testimony Vi we
preceding Witnesses and stated that he had pesed u boy
John Carney brother Of the injured lad deposeo' wa
standing the same corner WIN my e osr
went ont upon the cfosswak squared himself and WIN h
club struck my brother on The head knocking nun
then seized the officer and struggled with him. whe
officer mp and dubbed mel was arrested anu nou Wy
oil night at the Eighteenth Preciact Sta"onhOuSe' my
brother did nothing 10 warrant such ill'ussge.
THE OFFICERS STATEMENT.
Officer Pyan made the following statement On Ihuftday
oglf last AZ lOs O'clock Officer Gsfney OF the Eighteenth
Precinct was stationed the corner Of aI
Avenue number OF boys were standing near he coIoI VI
Avenue and Fifeonths Carney was among theini 30"
The boy run away from Officer CARNEY ana un across ave
ms n 10 had just reached that corner when
saw the bows coming toward me- the oihceT pursuing the
Ocer Gafney baooed to me TO stop Carney ran up me
-nnns M meet the we the east side OF Avenue III
tod carney TO stop but he kept running and followed
hre he go 10 the punched him with my club on the
bct ~ The neck or head and he fell heavily on MS race
Carney gave proyocaon Other than have arenay
t.,ad b.ve never Carney throw stones at Onccf
Gsos, nor have him to be engaged IN any dhcuiy
there are bad the neighborhood ana We are ~
srncsd Inv The Captain drive them away While attempt
ing to arrest Carney somsbody tArew stone a. me ca
This closed IA. testimony and the jury rendered sefa9,
in accordance with the facts The Coroner decdeu W no
Once. Ryan TO bail in the OF 500 to answer the charge OIL
ieOnl0us assault 81, Zealand
The injured boy is aged IS year, and native OF eeha
He is moi regarded as ng critical condition. nus IAne
is usage be has receiyeu aho re
will the offending officer to the utmost extent Vi 'Ho
law.