The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-04
City Intelligence.
ConNos Coz ycrL.-Both Boards OF Aldermen meet 10.
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S"~"o' Soo 'cii'-nou Boards OF Aldermen meet TO-
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fIs.ronr,sr An.sr..-Dming the INST winter uum,.
roi stores priv ate DIV engs Sc we ent..d n, ir.ut
times and large quanteslof silver plate lo,biur drv
goods andsoher articles stolen. Thss Police er. on thu
search for months for the authors this but M
success attended their eSerons until hr
weeks since when the ineiatigable officers Cil uaxs
John Low and Stanton finally succeeded in securing three,
Of the most daring aud effective burglars that ever ,f
ell our city Their names are Bill Kingston alias Male
who has already served twenty in the State Prison
Bin Banbard. and Bill Ward. Augustus Bsnbsrd brotb
OF Bill also of the gang but has oscapsd rro
evidence already before the Police there il no doubt ,
these rogues have committed fy different burRlsrie.
during the winter. and among the and dwellings
from which goods were stolen and have been recovered
the following stephen Whitney's dwelling pl,,.
and clothing J. w. Webb, clothing; No q Collsra
Place clothing No. Charlton street. plate and clothing
corner Of Broome and Broadway. clothing with numer
ous others The rogues safe in prison. and will
doubt be convicted burglaries sufficient to end their
days in the State prison.
Orls ALLEN NOT BAiLEp orr.-Several of the morning
papers of yesterday stated that this notorious counter.
feiter had been admitted bail in the $4,000 on the
two complaints alleged against him for passing counter
felt money Such is not the An attempt mado
yesterday to enter security for his appearance court
but the District Attorney ready he always when the
rights of the public endangered appeared and on
counsel with the Police Justices it was decided that the
security offered not of such character AZ would
justify its being taken Allen was therefore, remanded to
prison. and Is really hopehe may be tried and
that Justice that is due him.
TAXING TEA-ohn Carter took half chest Of too rom
the store of and Matthew Alwell 81 Catherine =
and officer Benjamin T. Parker of the fourth ward took
him left him the Tombs TO be for nrand lar.
ceAy.
Darn OF An Arrln woMAs.-one Iof tn. numerous
class apple stand women, named Joanna Redin ma
tive of Ireland aged AZ years found living on the side
walk in front Of the Park Theatre Monday evening
CONVEYED to the watch house and died during the NIGHT
Verdict death from intempcrance and exposure
| ANOTHER FATAL AccIDESr.-A lad named William
Currie whose parents reside at ll9 Mulberry street.
while playing the second story Of Of the buildings
on Centre street Canal that had been recently nu
red by fire. accidentally fell through from the floor the
cellar beneath and when taken up VI. coss. Mes-
taken 20 restore him to life without effect.
| Dnowyyp-A man named James Gary anative of Ire
land aged rs years who arrived this port few DAYS
since in the ship Mary Kingsand, accidentally fell
board while shore on Monday night at Pier No and
found floating in the stream yesterday morning. The
coroner held inquest and the jury returned verdict
of +" accidental drowning"
Brown Of Tompkns street committed suicide yesterday
morning by taking two shillngs worth of OPIUM while al
the residence OF her SISTER wary at ~ wal
about % years. She twoman OF Incorporate habits
| which led to her untm, end.
FRE.-A fire broke Nu in the Of the bakery
pied by +. Mo,or, in Centre street, opposite the
Tombs yesterday morning about two o'clock and extern
ded to the building occupied by John Caran porter
house. Considerable damage done from fire, water
and the removing property combined and the law books
and valuable papers counsellor Tcrhune, who occup-
the upper part Of Mr. Carands premises
about the though legal lore below par
that vicinity The counsellor consoles himself for his
loss the fact that he has enough left in his head to
swer all purposes.
Who's Losr new black beaver over coz, with pock.
the 'front.' brown rock coat that has been par
TALLY Apply to officer McGrath. Also two cards
large scissors Apply to officer James L. Smith, Lower
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