The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-05

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The Pest-Mertsn Examination On the
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At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Coroner
Young and his Deputy, DR.. Z. T. T. Marsh, proceed
ed to the undertaker's once Of Messrs. Senior
Benedict, 90 Carmine street. for the purpose ofem-
pannelling Q jury and making post-mortem ex-
animation In the case Of Mr.. Mansfield Tracy Wal
worth. Ws.,.e...5.t.s.sss a.e.a.fs, 81
Coroner Young empannened and swore in the fol-
lowing named gentlemen to act az jurors at the in
quest John v. Reynolds, foreman, attorney;
Thomas G. Knox, physician; John B. Gilman.
agent; F. G. SENIOR, undertaken; lothian Clark,
retired; Ferdinand A. Eibell, livery.
Deputy Coroner Marsh made post-m0rtem ex-
animation on the body, assisted by Doctors
Finnen, O'Hanlon, Knox, s. j. Clark and others.
which lasted nearly two hours
The following II O report OF the autopsy made by
DR.. Marsh and those associated with him: -
pistol-shot wound OF outside OF the left arm,
inches below the acromion process; another OF
right side OF face, one-quarter OF an inch IN diam
OF e saT e the Gn the
lance OF two inches, being blackened and filled
with powder; a similar wound OF the left side OF
median line or the body and six inches above the
nipple on q direct line, the edges OF the wound
Wonsd az e aS sSe Of the chest h nc
In diameter, situated one and half inches to the
right OF the mesian line and two inches below the
nipple. The direction OF the latter wound was
downwards. backwards and to the right; that Of
the face was on straight line toward the left
On opening the body the left side OF the chestSas
found TO be filled with nuid and clothed blood. The
bail ON this side Of the chest entered between the
second and third ribs, passed through the upper
lobe OF the left lung and was found mbedded In the
body OF the second dorsal vertebra The bail which
entered the right side OF the chest struck and frac
tured the sixth rib, and them glancing, It passed
to point four and three-gnarters inches from
point OF entrance, whereit was found imbedded In
the muscles Of the chest. The ball which entered
the right side OF the face in its course fractured
the lower jaw at it's angle. and also the upper Jaw
bone, and lodged in the left side. The bah which
entered the arm shattered the upper portion Of
the humerus and lodged in the biceps muscle.
All OF the internal organs were examined and
found to be healthy. Death was due to shock and
internal hemorrhage from pistol shot wounds re-
ceived-the internal hemOrrhage resulting from
the wound Of left side Of chest All the bullets
found in tbe body were round ones. Had deceased
lived 1t would have been absolutely necessary to
amputate the left arm at the shoulder joint The
wound necessarily fatal was that IN the left breast
Deceased possibly might have recovered from the
wound of che face, as the brain was. uninjured by
the ball; the bullet in the face was not removed
as it would nave necesstated great Disagreement
There was great trouble experienced by the phys
clans in tracing the fatal ballet on the lett side OF
The inquest viii be commenced before Coroner
Young, at the Twentynlnth precinct station house,
Thirtieth street. near Seventh avenue, at halfpast
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Alter the inquest the body was removed, and 1t
will be delivered to the relatives, who viii proba-
bly, take II to Saratoga the same day, but nothing
definite il yet known about the funeral.
Mr. wALwORTH NOT MASON.
The Grand Secretary OF the Grand Lodge OF Free
and Accepted Masons Of this State sends the fol-
lowing aa
Under resolution Of the Grand Lodge now in session
N. 7. Walwerth, killed by his som, was Past Grand
Master of Masons OF this State. He never was even .
member this Grand Body. The mistake originated
PROBABLY from the fact that the father Of the deceased
the deliberations Of the Grand Lodge its respected and
hon0r haad