The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-18
City Intelligence.

BuReLARIEs rapidly the increase. Scarcely
night passes that of gangs that prow about
our city do "crack store dwelling Yester
day morning watchmen Romano and Cogswel perceived
in the vicinity of Fourth and Bank streets whom
they suspected Of not being engaged proper vocation
They gave the suspected rogues chase and succeed
ed in capturing only, who gave his Nathaniel
Brdsa On reur ming to the place where they started
the game they found several boxes of cigars, and
Der of boots and shoes and afterwards asceraned that
had been stolen rom the store of Elias c. Hart
- Fourth ST. whose store they had entered by kicking
in the panel door, and that the boots and shoes
taken from the of Mr. Sngaand, 36S Blocker st.
The rogue was fully committed.
THrsvrSe w,sHEnwoMAS.-Mrs.M Mary Ann Mullin, wife
ofDanie engaged woman named Jane stinson to wash
for her Wednesday last and fegning Sickness she
allowed to lie down in the bedroom the premises,
from whence she stole S3s in money. Yesterday morn
ing she arrested the streets for being grossly in
toxicated and Mrs. Mun finding her whereabouts, vi
'ed her IN one of the cells OF the CRY prison. when she
acknowledged having stolen the money and returned
Sa5 then In her possession Committed for trial
DIED IN PR.oS.-A woman named Ann Clark was
found in an alley way adjoining lS5 Forsyth street on
Thursday evening in senseess state and almost naked
She taken 70 the watchhouse the Tombs the
evening", where she fingered aud died Friday night
Dr. McComs physician OF the prison, rendered all the
medical aid in his power but the exhausted state in which
she when brought in, prevented recovery. post
morton examination OF the body held, which resulted
in the opinion that the Of her deuh was disease
the lungs.
TOUCHED AND Toox.--As young, innocent and good
looking youth, whose name IN resisteueu As george H.
Wilson, Of 80 Frankfort street. was srong up Broadway
on Friday evening, he was met by one Mrs. Margaret
Stevens, who had her eye skinned for the first man she
met and also by her insinuatng ways, coaxed young
George TO her lodgings No. IL Thomas street, where he
placed his pansloons chair. And when he put them
on again TO his utter asonshment-prssto change-he
found that 81 IN had been absractei from the peck
cts Officer John VI Low levied the insinuatng Mar
garet and obtained the amount of missing proceeds
RscoesIGD.-The man who vas found dead in Ann
street on Ihursasy evening, has BET recognized as
Anthony Ireland basket maker who has formerly kept
place under Centre Market. His relatives claimed his
body, and he was inferred yesterday
CourrEWEIr Coir "A day or two since man named
VIM Croan entered the porter house of schmo the Po-
ce officer in the Bowery. and purchasing cigars
offered In payment ten cent piece that the lynx eyed
Schmol discovered to be counterfeit Upon being
questioned he stated that he had received the money from
the wife OF Nicholas Coye, of % Cannon street. whittier
schmoll accompanied him. lie there found all the i'm
PIGMENTS for coming the pieces and quantity OF the
counterfeit coin and arrested Nicholas Coyle and Crosr
and placed them in prison for trial.