The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30

didn't say where snan asked him where he got hi and
o
90, car a Lawrence street; not hear him say
he
at drug and thought the had been on spree
s s La. e. Mr. ~en there
Snrsr 70 eight and left At hapas am be-
WAS there from until si ana LEFT h'm
Witness sna wss WITH sn her at Mr..
rns livery
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until Ten the last Witnesses the stand were
. would state gentlemen Of the py that Mr.
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ures the body limbs; found scalp wound the
s IN Of as be :ns
On the q
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urs beneath the scalp wound At the Of the the
the s s OF ne the s
fractured crushed in dep,h Of e.qaarters
al this N: i .sa
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the instrument which inflicted the wound at the
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and pressing the Brain In opinion death resulted from
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think The wound was inflicted By very heavy an
blow must have been inflicted with good deal OF Violence
the wound on he top Of the head was given h and the
At this point the Coroner adjourned the inquest
until three O'Clock.
AFTER RECESS
Dr. Joseph Snyder testified that was practising ply
S OF s attend G ON be so
his fac covered with ~ blood and bleeding ass sa
a up and SesSS
he then sick the somach detected
Sc he tn. he
time stayed with him until twelv. o'clock statements
s Ss s nea
oos pa Sn sssa Of the
died after twsvs oclSss the h three
struck by the man who sat next to him. told him he must
WHERE pANoRMO WAS FOUND.
Hugh Sherry msehnist tesaed that he found the de.
wess rom OK ord street the tine was about ten
w s ON at the h: she he S ss ae
u a.s him by
S sn no he
reply just then another man along and they took him
g for 'tSs @ ss
mb M n sS nssn 1S s So he said
THEY NEVER SHOWED THEMSELVES ON PARK AVENUE;
might be found about three blocks or found one At NAVY
street and was told by him that the wounded man had Just
druggist did not examine the wounds within four
feet the wounded man tried to speak but only stammered
! did not wear II hit 0vercoat.
The Coroner stated at this point that he had ex'
hausted his witnesses and would close the case, OF
adjourn It and walt Tor further developments II the
jury desired. The jury were of the opinion they
mad better adjourn the case, and the Coroner &C
cOrdingly adjourned 1t until Monday next.
THE DETECTIVES AT WORK.
1t is true that the Brooklyn detectives have been
OF Sa 0f Panor nome they have aoee
the next best commendable thing in
the premises and under the circumsiances &c.
selling New York paper containing an account
OF the tragedy. The prisoner John Brady was caught
cleverly by Detectives Flnstrout ana Corwn while
OF another horrible murIerr' The 'other horrible
murder" was fraud, as the paper proved upon
ing the robbery OF Mr.. Hoyt The prisoner was
taken before the Sergeant OF the Detective squad,
OF several other secret service officials and then
sent him 10 the station house to await examination.
Shall the Police Force BE Iucrensed9
! At the meeting Of the Brooklyn Common Council
! held yesterday afternoon Alderman Ripley Ropes o
the Third ward offered resolution requesting tn
Committee on Laws to report at the next session O
the Board whether 1t Is really eXpedient to
the police force OF the city and II If Is expedlent h
desired that the committee should report the nun
Der OF the proposed increase. He desired that tn
Legislature should he petltoned TO grant the Com
mon Council the necessary power TO add to the pres
ent force.
The President Mr. Bergen, said that it was nc
necessary petition the Legislature in the matter
as the powers of the Board were ample. On motion
the resolution OF the gentleman Of the Third war
was laid on the table,.
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