The New York herald., 1869-05-14
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FOUND DEAD.-A German woman, named Wetzel,
was yesterday found dead In the basement OF
premises No. 12S Ninth avenue. An inquistion will
be held on the body by Coroner Rollins.
FOUND IN THE WATER.-The body Of q man whose
name Is unknown was yesterday found floating in
the dock foot Of pier No. North river The remains
were badly decompOsed, and evidently had been In
the water for two or three months, II not more.
Coroner Flynn viii hold an inquest at the MOrgue
whittier the body was removed.
DEATH PROM INJURIEs.-Coroner Flynn was noti-
fed to hold an inquest at the Morgue over the re-
mans Of Charles Miller, German, thirty three years
of age, whose death resulted from fracture Of the
skull received some days ago by brick falling on
his head at the Cooper Institute, where he en-
ployed in doing job OF mason work.
THE CUSTOM HoUsE.-The Ways and Means Com
mittee, in session yesterday at the Custom House,
were mainly engaged In the examination Of the
Collector of the Port, Mr.. Grinnel as to the opera
ton OF the revenue In the city OF New York, from
whom, 1t is said. they received some suggestions
which viii be embodied In proposed legislation
FATAL FALL FROM A WINDOw.-Yesterday morn
ing about six O'Clock, Coney Howser a
German, thirty years of age, employed In
the brewery OF Messrs j. 4 G. Gottsberger,
NO. 81 New Bowery, was found lying dead in the
yard Of the premises. II s thought that during the
night he fell from the third story window OF his
lodging house. No. IL James street, which overlooks
the yard Of the brewery, to the pavement and was
kllleu. Ills Skull WAS teTTIDly ITdCtuIeu. OOIOutF
keenan, held an inquest on the body.
FOUND IN THE GUTTER.-Y Yesterday morning the
remains Of an infant child were found lying in the
gutter corner OF Broadway and Fifty-seeond street.
and conveyed to the Twenty-second precinct police
station, where Coroner Flynn was notified TO hold
an inquest. Captain Ward and the members
nation concerning the parentage OF the Child and by
whom 1t so cruelty thrown in the public street,
but without success. The crimes OF child abandon
ment and infantlclde seem to be rapidly on the In
crease.
ANTEM0RTEM EXAMINATION DEMANDED.-Yester
day morning Coroner Flynn received information
that John Remagriori, an Italian boy, was lying in
Bellevue Hospital in critical condition from the
effects Of injuries received about two weeks
ago. The informant a lawyer, in his note
to the Coroner, alleged that the boy had
been pushed from the platform Of one OF
the New Haven Railroad cars in Fourth avenue, be-
tween Twentyeighth and Twenty ninth streets, and,
falling before the wheel, was run over The C0r0-
ner has the case In charge and, II necessary, will
take his ante-mortem statement. The agents OF the
railroad company claim that the boy was not pushed
from the car, but fell or accidentally.
RUN OVER CAsUALTIEs.-Coroner Flynn was called
to hold an inquest at the Morgue on the body Of
John Hope, twenty-five years Of age and native Of
New Fork whose death resulted from injuries re-
ceived by having peen run over by q sand cart in
Third avenue near Forty fourth street, on Tuesday
afternoon. Deceased, who was married. has left q
family at q Forsyth street. The occurrence is said
to have been quite accidental.
The same Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
at 23S East F0rysiXth street. on the body oil Henry
Nipp, child four years OF age who died from the
effects OF injuries received by being run over In
Forty-sixth street. near Second avenue, by an ice