New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
SUICIDES.
A PHOTOGRAPHER BECOMES JEALOUS AND TAKES
POISON.

A PHOTOGRAPHER BECOMES JEALOUS AND TAKES
POISON.
Coroner Wdey yesterday held an inquest on the
BODY Of Harry or Harrison Clark photographer who com
ted suicide at No i2 Broadway where be was employed
s1out II o'clock on Sunday night by taking poison An IN
attachment wheel C lad formed for eourtezlu.
was the Of the fatal sc: Tie following testimony
given before the Coroner. fully explains the case;
Mary HYATT being duly sworn dcposed reside at NO
Grand have known deceased about three m1n,hs used
f5ar tines Wednesday. the 5'h mss was arrested and
licked up for dsordey conduct go, oat on SATURDAY. after
noon was Ia the LIQUOR OF Howard and Crosby
s ast night when be there after me- went with him
10 bis place. when got there he told me be paid $50 to get
me ou of the Tombsi told him did not believe IT. We bad
words when he said be would poison himself and got
glass Of water VITA something IN W supposed was ice
water spilled It twice aud rlcd IT, and Oh, third time ne
drank il; noticed from It's effects that was poson did
not suppose before that be was In earnest
Alfred f. Luce being sworn. deposed' reside on board
the steamer Arizona was acquainted with deceased last
evening TO the where be worked mo 4l Broad
way) friend that slept there when reached there
waited outside unit; he came at about o'clock be then went
and returned with gl; my friend went oar I0t some
OYSTERS and while he gone deceased began TO tax 70 he
e be said be loved and she replied that she did not care
for hu when she said that he said he would poison himse
he got up and brought out umber about hall iu OF water
aud laid II contained posoui he was ABOUT 20 aAe as
friend back With the OYSTERS he went 10 inc door ahd
LET him n he told NV friend that he intended 10 poison him
SELF and said he would write letter to bus mother and did
20; then mixed second draugh and the grl knockrd
out OF his hand. he hixcd thrd and swallowed III mad
gone 10 bed before supposed that he not in earnest
he began 10 feel PAIN saw that he had really taken
friend me and for doctors ran up stairs, and
when got there deceased insensibe he removed
10 the aeVard but he died the way and We
brought him here TO this station.
Several other witnesses examined but their testimony
was unmporant verdict Of death by suicide was rem
dered deceased supposed have been native OF Maine
IL not known where his mother resides The following q
COPY of the letter which he iDdted to tho latter while med
Eating selfdestfuctioni -
e HEw.YoRE Sept. 1868 .
DEAN MorHEE compelled 10 bid you good bye until NEST
world iou vii forgive mother, but
srr oug life adventure mad do would wish and
the ssr end - get out oft Tell Albert
give that belongs 20 me Yours ever HARRY
A TAILOR COMMITS SUICIDE.
Bernard Conroy tabor aged "a years at late hour on
SUNDAY night committed suicide by shooting himself through
the head with pistol at No. 2ys Frstaye Tie act was
committed while Conroy was suffering from an attack Of
diri trrmenf lie placed the pistol Just behind the aud
the brll penetrated the brain killing him instantly. An in
quest was held by Coroner Cover.
Az IrAfIAS LEAFS From srCoSD-sToRY WINDOW
Antonio C. Pefcsc Italian, aged - years l,ng at No
81 Mtrou.st wishing 20 make Journey to the next world
deliberately leaped through the second story window Of his
and falling the pavement struck on his head and
fractured his skull The Fourteenth Ward Police removed
him 10 Bellevue Hospital. IN dying condition
A WOMAN LEAFS INTO THE last RIVER
Mary Smith of Ne Is Cherryst having become weary Of
I'm, world on Sunday night leaped into the East River from
the Hartford Pier Sue rescued aud taken to her home