The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14
THE BOULEVARD RIOT.
Latest Particulars Of the
Bloody Atfray.
Fiv. Dead Victims The Killed and Wounded
Scenes and Incidents OF the Emeute-
Tho Post-Mortsm Examinations
A Shocking Eurleaque-Ru-
mors aud Revelations.

! nors and Revelations
The counter excitement between the opposing
| Irish factlons--tle Orangemen and Catholic Irish
eliminating In the riot at Elm Park on Tuesday had
not yesterday wholly subsidized. At the Thlrtynrst
| precinct station house, IN l00th street, between
| Ninth and Tenth avenues. there was great crowd
| early In the morning, and throngs continued 10
hover about here and the vicinity all day discussing
the tragic events OF the day previous
THRBATs OF VENGEANCE
freely INDUCED IN, these crowds being wholly
composed OF the Catholic faction. Not an Orange
man, In fact, as far as known, showed himself, and
1t Is not unlikely. II had, that the mob, whose
feelings were still at frenzied stage, would have
wreaked their vengeance upon him.
cts the last Oran2eman's procession" said one
'there win ever be ia this city,"
ave viii tear them limb from limb" said another,
'ir they ever show themselves again.
"If they had behaved themselves and minded their
own business this never would have happened ex-
claimed another
cit certainly was all the OranCemen's fault" re-
marked a fourth. "rhey provoked our folks to IT,,
| And thus
| THE VARIED COMMENTS
ran on all, OF course, being OF an ear pa,e character
| and giving only one-snied view or the case.
| Many OF those thus gathered together were
relatives anu friends OF tho unfortunate killed whose
| lnanlnate bodies lag cold, puseless and boodbe.
| grimca In a basement room IN the station house.
From this room, relatives and friends passed in
and recognized the lIleess remains. came forta
! shrleks reaching far into the onter air.
| II Was really narrowing spectacle, ana evoked
| tears from She spectators Az far u known there
| were only
THREE KILLED OUTRIGHT.
The number reported as kiiled IA yesterdays HERALD
The man reported as unknown proves To have
been Daniel II. Crowley He was thiriy-nme years
| Old ana employed "a labOrer on the Boulevard,
! wa unmarried and lived Eleventh avenue, be-
tween SXty-cigbth aGo SiXty-ninth streets. Charles
Brady seconu Ia the list, marble posher, and
| lived II fifty-thirt, street, Eleventh avenue.
| lie was twenty four years od and married, and
| leaves wife aud four chdIe.,, the oldest being
| only aboSlt five years OF age. lie hai recently
| worked for Jacques Mooney, in Fifty seventh
street, near Eleventh avenue, but being out of en-
ploynlens was looking Tor job when unhappy, he
| became mingled with the rioters ana thus met his
death. The boy James Brady aged fourteen. lived
with his parents, in Sixty-eshth street. lie was
employed by MIR. Miner, on the lower section OF the
! Boulevard, to carry tools IN the men.
| THE BODY or CROWLEY
Was found inside Elm Park, near Nnetieih street.
he evidently having been SHOT )lst after sealing the
fence with party OF riotons assail5nts. The man
| BradT was found on NIDey-thtrd street, between
I ight aud Ninth avenues. Tne boy Brady. no rel,
live. Aowever, OF the latter, was found in Nineticth
| SUPERSTITION
tne n'tef two were Killed III The as saut on the
cars.
TWO M0RI pn,D MEN.
| Francis Wood alleged 10 have beea one OF the
rioters who was shot ana had his skull crushed IN,
died at Bellevue Hospital a. an early hour Yesterday
aDd lived at 62 East Ninth street. where he has left
family. lie was employed m the Brooklyn Navy
Yard and his friends ae2e that he was not engaged
III the riot, but was shot While In all Ell ti avenue
car.
william Kane, another Of The victims OF the rloi
who fa,aly stabbed IN the back died about Ave
| O'Clock last evening in Bellevue Hospital
AT u few minutes past nine O'Clock
CORONER scuiRasR ARRIVED,
to arrange for holding an inquest, and accompany :
4 ing nim was DR.. Cushman, MS assistant. The pre-.
minares OF the nqulsition very bret it beng
readily seen that very important essential the
presence OF witnesses Of tue riot scarcely any OF
jury, consisting Of james McCntock, william FeIdi-
nand, John ): Maloney, John Bach, John Carey
Roach, ana issuing subpoena for tue attendance OF
witnesses, ne tixed the examination for nine O'Clock
"A. M next Tuesday, az the CorOners' once, In the
City Hall. Immediately alter this Dr. Cushinsn pro-
4 POST MoRrEM EXAMINATION
OF the three dead bodies then lying In the sta; ion
house. The first Of these DanleI X. Crowley, was
found to have died from pistol-shot wound. The
| bullet entered six ana half inches m an OblI0ue
line below the right nipple The entrance was be-
tween the seventh and eighth riDs ana thence the
ball. taking an upward course, made Its exit between
the third and fourth ribs on the left SIDE passing
i through the Lett lung and heart The cavity OF the
IS chest filed with blood and death must have been
4, instantaneous.
:. Examination also showed ,ha' Charles Brady died
OF pistol shot wound the BAH in his case making
e It's entrance the LETT side, between the frat ant
T. second ribs the left SIDE, Gnd passing downward
Il ana backwards, lodging in the spinal column he
"a tween the seventh aud eighth rios Tie bail passe
" through the left lung, ana the cavity OF nc ches
q was likewise f!led with blood.
Ia In the case Oi James Brady the skull on the TOD
the head was broken H. but no traces could be foun
OF any bullet II IS the opinion O! the doctor tina,
q was he on the head with club or stone, which
= | iracturiDg the skull ana penetrating the hfal
q caused his DEATH Directly after the post-n,orteu
II examinations were concluded the
" DoiiE5 Or THa VICTIMS
l. were, pursuant 10 orders Of The Coroner given ~
q Their friends Tor removal TO ther ale homes and f.
- interment II was about four Z. NJ whom the las
BODY was taken away, and thep tho crowds %nici
had been hanging about all day, very quietly ats
persei Meantime thee were lnquItes at inc salol
house for 10y
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street. near Eighth avenue, who stopped work them.
selves and then Afterwards compelled the workmen
en- the Boulevard to throw np their work and 10Th
them In the march 70 Elm Pars and assault Oil the
Orangcnen. A. against me oranycnen 1t is FUR
| Their stated that, IN addition 10 lniianmatory
iags and pusic and jeers, they fired into
Father liecker's church, III Firynintl street. be.
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues The asssllinp
party, which started with 100 men, rapidly increase
10 500 men. Though the reiniorcements Of police ar.
irving to the assistance OF the inirty nrsf precinct
were most usefu III aiding 10 dsperse the scattered
sections or rioters after the FIRST assault and Fight
over IL II very certain that too much credit,