The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-11


CoRoNER's INVESTIGATION IN CAMDEN.-Coro- |
ner Roberts held an investigation this morn /
Ing in the case of John MaTkey, who died on |
Saturday last. The circumstances of the case
and the cause of his death are set forth In tne |
following evidence
Harris Hampton sworn-I was passing Par
sons Hotel, on the I'd of April; heard scu scuIne
twelve o'clock P. M; that attracted my atten-
tion to the door; saw q man coming out Oh Ins
door backwards; he fell on the pavement, and
then kind of raised his head about half a min
ute; then saw young man come throngn Cne
door, and stepped down on the paveme,pbss, nv
man fell like a log; 1 said to the man, ~ 10Y 99
have killed him. he said, II have not y Ioiu
him the man woudn'tliv i've minutes; Jnen
he caught him (deceased) by the shoulder ano
said John, none Of your fooling;" l salu ne
cong tnen ne tod nm ne ~ % Uugs inst step
down here on the lot and will serve you 'he
same"
The witness recognized Bradley as the one
who struck deceased -
John II, Fine sworn--I was present AT Ln9
time of the occurrence; / saw what occurred
outside; Bradley was in the doorway when ne
struck Markey; TO the best of my knoWleuse ne
Dr. Cullen testified-That the deceased came
TO his death by concussion of the brain. -.
Several other witnesses were examined, DuI
the testimony was simply corroboratlVe OIL Vne
The jury rendered the following verdict
That the said John Markey came TO his death
from blows inflicted and injuries received az
the hands of Alexander Bradley, at Parsons
Hotel on the second OF April, 1867.
Bradley was committed to answer at court
ROBERT F. BATES, of Philadelphia, has been
| commissioned a Second Lieutenant oil Ihe
| Regular Army, in the Eighteenth Regiment OF
| the United States Infantry, Mr.. Bates was
| formerly Adjutant of the l2lst Reg iment Penn
| sylvania Volunteers and passed the ordeal Of
| examination for his present promotion IN Jne
most satisfactorv manner.
ARREST OF A SUPPOSED BOND -RoBBER.-De-
| tectives Taggart and Smith arrestea one Harris
plicity in $1,000 bond robbery on the ga Oh
| February last, from the dwelling of Mr.. Hague,
| ON Buttonwood street, near Seventh. He Is
committed for n hearing.
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one box, and in his gratitude sent his boy to
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THE FINE A AlsI5.-In!s evening, at ~ o'clock
| the closing sale of Paintings, the collection OF
| Messrs. McClees & McCann, will commence al
their Art Gallery, No. 927 Chestnut street, under
| the management OF B. Scott, Jr. AS this firm
| is about giving up the business every painting
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OUR NEW UNRECoNsTRUCTED.-In our Rus
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OPENING DAY.-Charles Oakford G. Sons, Con
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Ladies', Misses, and Ghildren's Fancy Hats
pleased to see their patrons.
HIGH-CLAss PAINTINGs-We will make
sale of high-class paintings on or about thu
10Th instant Persons wishing to contribute
nut street, by Tuesday the 10th instant
b. SCOTT, Jr, Auctioneer.
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