New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31

ers from all part Of the world through foreign Consns
in The city, mqnhs ior SS IN srep.vn good, from
the Shorthand 50 IT runs all day long "np a." n
that NAV De said Ia the contrary, the coroner ~
busy man if he thoroughly performs his duty. Night
ana day he j. On guard. -, ,.,,.. ., yor
The present Board Of Coroncrs Tor me ny VI W"
York A. IL Is at present constituted Is as follows A.
Ferdinand Levy. who Is the DIGEST 'Hronr ~, amd
Board, /, familiar with the dne' oi ms sn bIe lie
Is a prominent Grand Army man hhd i n w., a.
many social and charitable oreanizGtioliS i,e nv, n,o
times been spoken OF n a probaO'e po"'' '"'N'
Mr j. Il. Me,,cmer i Ihyscian,La e.so ,nan,er
uellnvu. 40. utnl Medical College. lie Is mr'uc
OF the scclcy d Medical Jt>prudcnrc r O ' i@pnrt
hsicsl socc'y, and IN n,l nearly every ''"p'
'' %r Louis " schtzt is graduate of the College
s Physicians and surgeons Of New" lorK una 81 nm
dent physcIan and surgeon OF the Commission vi I'M
srat6n for in years His most famous ir',S b NJ
rrnh the pps ana d I6s' pd s man He T i. very
popular md wa reelected by an unprecedented '"'
unp:ns sAsa4 q Us pa: t aorcner on January
1sg2 I'm place OF Daniel iianly. VINO h'u "", oU
sid-Inbe praise for the clear ana rTmer in he
lark Plncc disaster Coroner shea wa. . ', ~ ,re
Of Assembly for four year, qua T", ne iseG and
was made superintendent oi >.rreN:r ,rri,s William
The deputy coroner are William 'enhI'I' VI
. conway FhYp T. Donlin and Walter j. VAN
Each receives a salary Of 5000 per anhuii. ~ :.
Icnkln, D,nliu ard CONWAY have nan M Ienstns
synritcnce and ali are skilled phi >lcsi' DE- 'ehh1n
ha- been IN s.Nr' .ic d,f instance and make the
view tie 4%y ~ '' The ra-cs ly turns Of duty
I~inr continuously dnty from II p M 10 - q mn, nl
and the other from , a. m I" II j. III Wv u'ao
DENNY coroner jenkins has b"al appointed he'iuI
ONCE Of the Polt Of Ncw-Iork. II" VA, KIN Iwm III
enc lie Wa hard working ard efficient oh"c,r
While the dutic, OF coroner are important, w, ', ,
statement, Of persons wclcrius In their gore III JIM
low down blo;Ic!, viewing the iema'hs "i al, "'a'
i|w. r,therng together The fragments Of men anu
women hurled into eternity by some 'Ap0'l"n, =" 1ti as
md the Jury tials at the C"roners Office often have
their mInoOu, side. II - happened That tue hehutS
~ n man vino wa, run over by surface riilrad car
and killed could bc only established 10y hat bought
a. s1Id hi, itend Int aid the salesman. who was
In the witness chair and although they W"Ip o",
I'm lionor | would know the man In minute c"uin
fnnciy- sad Coroner Levy, who was presi iinS
The jnry are M yous know TN, ~" question anu MN
It they can decide the cns Mh"r" an you WV tl~v
hat - And Yet The Coroner "OiueIcu WHY u"''
smiled IN his courtroom ,..
Not long ago while case was going on before
Coroner schnltzc the jury much Interested III INC
case Of an accident which had then phic" on t" NV
York Ccntrnl Railroad. valuable "ituc'' oic"l MN
rho accident and he Iroce ei,s - rattle on lr YAM
OF wha; this that and the Other on hnd -, mn
Tho chair which H. used by the witnesses i "a Iishy
one and stards dangerously ana iot"rinsY eNPs-h on
II little platform. In fnct, its OCCUPANT j. either ~, IN
danger of going backward into thu yard through uie
window luucs or hurled heahlOng among the -tt"Fheys
in front ~ him If h" Is rSSy enough 10 =" !" '""'
Who employs you anyway - said Coroner schul'zc'
wrathfully. ,,. ,,, -, -,
and threw him backward on The moor .u., 49,,
- mean the New York Central. sir replied the
man me xiv crawling into the char from "neh Le
had been - recently huled and settling himself
deermlncdy TO give moe cvd,h.e -, and unit,
! Yon NAV retire. gentlemen OF the jury, ana WITH
ont y0ur verdict said Coroner schultz
| II wa, u simple ca>c, aud they were out over an
GO in and see what Is the matter, said the
| Coroner Rap. rap. on tue door by im oh,oer