The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-24

Du1pids by Hanging.


Yesterday morning about seven O'Clock Thomas
Elliott Q iaborcr, sixty-two years OF age and born
In Ireland, who lived in shanty In 1o6th street,
near Ninth avenue. took advantage Of his wifes
absence anu hung himself 10 one Of the rsiters OF
the house. where Mrs. Elliott on her return f0uld
him dead. Tue body was cut down and Coroner
Kessler notified.
The Mysterious Poisoning Cases-An
Analysis To BE Made.
Professor Doremus yesterday morning called at
the Coroners' once and stated that during an IN.
terview he had with Comptroller Green but
short time previous that of1cial promised
TO see that he was paid Tor making
and his SISTER, Annie II. Powers, who died so mys-
teri0usy as Is believed, from some Kind OF poison
vSn VIII be-
teraay Sorass esDs% xs a "V d n sss Twsn
john contaioing small quantity OF so-calied whis-
key, OF -ihtca the deceased parties and others
drank IN Ffty-ninth street.
Alleged Brutality to . Woman-Anto-
Norton Statement.
Coroner W0itman was yesterday afternoon re-
quesied to take the ante.mOrtem statement OF
Mrs Anna Zulsberg, German woman living at
No. a. Forsyth street, who is represented 70 have
been beaten and Kicked some six or seven weeks
ago. by Joseph and David Cohen, rather and son.
at their store IN Bayard street. She is now under
the care OF DOCTOR who says abe 70 suffering
from Inflammation OF the bladder and other injl-
ries Mrs. Zllsberg 1t appears bought kettie
returned to the store and requested that 1t should
be exchanged or the money returned which she had
Violence was indicted. Should the woman's con.
dition be dangerous Coroner W0ltman will take
her ante.mortem statement.
The Fatal Clubbing Case-Omcer stopper
DiSch rued.
Coroner woltman yesterday afternoon held an
inquest In the case OF william Weiiacher, the
child four years OF age who died at the residence
OF his parents No. sos East Eleventh street, by
being accidentally struck on the head by club in
the hanus OF Oficer Martin stopper, of the Seven.
teenth precinct while dispensing gang OF rowdes
on the 18th ult. From the testimony adduccd the
Jury found that the occurrence was accidental and
ex0nerated the officer from all blame. but recon-
mend that hereafter he should be more careful in
adding o few words of admonltton to the oniccr
discharged MIN rom the bond under which ne had
been held. Captain Mount OF the seventeenth
precinct, was present at the Investigation.
Other Cases.
Coroner Kessler was yesterday called to the
Park Hospital to hold an inquest on the body OF
william Mcdonald, q boy seven years Of age, who
died from injuries received by falling from the roof
OF q shed
The body OF an unknown woman. about sixty
i've years OF age, was found floating in the dock
foot OF pier North River. Deceased was Eve feet
four inches in height, and wore a black alpaca
dress, merino shawl. gray petticoat, black cap,
with purple trimming white cotton stockings,
cloth-top laced shoes, and had two plain gold
rings on each hand. Coroner kessler was notified.
Andrew Kuhn. lad fourteen years Of age, died
in the Ninety ninth street reception Hospital from
tetanus, resulting from pistol shot wound on the
thigh, received On the Atm instant. Deceased lived
in ll6th street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
Coroner Kessler was notified to hold an inquest.