CORONER's OFFICE.
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rse Coroner last evening held an inquest at


.r,,a Hospita on the body Of William Hartley, aged
,o,n IN Ireland who met his death on Friday by be-
br one Of the Harlem Railroad cars The tss.
n. ease appears 70 be this that Hartley, who was
E1d IN the Factory OF that Institution, went Fri
"a m returning aiitte afer7 O'Clock, while crossing
~ =, The innctiOn OF 18th Avenue and 10Th street.
and run over bp ui the cars and his left
kAj AZ rered from his bedy. He was taken the Hos
Immediately but died about nldngnt. He was very


Is,ng and the driver called IL him, bu. he did not


bsfore the horses could be stopped he was Knocked
=. and received the injury from which he died.


M Monday last a young Scotchman, named
,,s Calder, aged II years attached TO the ship Black


while rigging block of th- yard of the


,r;re a. present at pier No 8 North River fal on the
= M, striking hs hsad the rail fractured his skull
taken up nsensble aud carried TO the City Hospital
gsa he died on Saturday uight.


The Coroner held an inquest on Friday night


Aims Hsu.e in tha Park on the body Of Thomas Barnes


b,u 40 native Of Ireland late Of 80 Cross The
,vd on Sunday, while intoxicated and rolling on the
T.. was BEATEN BY his wife thu head and body with
Jtof wood while man named Cunniagh held him
with his knee his breast and hand the throat Of
sms, by which the latter so bady bruised and cut,
h died on Monday with large quantity Of blood upon
aiaa.


Dunnp Yesterday the Coroner was called to
VA The following nquests:


% s body OF f1aundh w eiSi ltdte whose uedth was
END by falling is supposed by being thrown down
ana, No. 81 Broad street.


ruths body of R T, Bunuel who died suddenly at No.
n Blocker street atout F. NJ. Cause unknown.


On female who expired in the forenoon, consequence OF
.l, received by her clothing taking fire days siuce.
stxs of Hannah Welsh and Buunet VIII doubtless have
snrestigated; hut that of the female ID Hammesley ST.,
va, more apparent accident and physician having at
,d her, the Pubic Fuuctionary will not hold inquest.
TeEads evening the Coroner appri ised that Soayen-
sd Peter Mug had fallen overheard atthe loot OF De
.ixlsueel and was drowned. He was dumping load at