The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-15

HEhossHAeE OF THE LuNos.-An inquest was held
on the body oil Elias Kpp, at the house OF his wife, Elf
Isbeh Kpp on the corner OF Eighth Avenue and 9th
street. aged 20 years who died suddenly yesterday morn
ing, from loss oil blood Verdict, hemorrhage Of the
lungs.
KEErINo BAD ComPANv.-Andrew L. Chapman, of the
North Am srican Hoel the oil the Bowsry and
Bayard street while the doubtful society of Mary
Murphy better known by the soubriquet Irish Mol had
the sum OF S37 taken from his pocket by the ase one
VINO lett HIM prisoner in a bedroom at No 81 An'hony
street When he gained his liberty he traced her toa
grocery on the corner of Anthony and Chapel streets,
kept By Claus Clausen where she changed into silver
FIVE dollar bill on the Farmers & Mechanics Bank O.
Rochester, and three dollar bill the LAWS County
Bank which Mr.. Chapman recognised as being par OF
the money lost by him Mary denies the larceny but &c
knowledges that she changed bills MrChap
man gave her return for her avors She was, how
ever fully committed
PROPER CASE ron PUNIsHMENr.--Captain William
Dahew, OF the towboat "Milan. from Reneback, Butch
ess county odgeda complaint against James Lewis pilot
Of the steamboat "Gazee" for having on the afternoon
OF Saturday July Sh between the hours of five and six
o'clock backed caused to be backed the said steam
boat Gszelle upon his boat the Milan Az he was hauling
out OF the slip at the foot of James street. with large
number Of male and female passengers beard causing
thereby much alarm and danger to the said passengers
and nurng the boat the serious loss OF the
All this, alleged, done without any just cause
and also in malicious manner, with oaths and violent
hreatenipgs that he would smash the said towboat to
pieces. Lewis held to bail to stand his trial for ma
licious mischief.
TAXING WHAT BELONG TO HIM Mr.. Ferris
Halfway and Charles Richards lodged together in the
same room No. 90 Vesey street the month Of Oco
ber 1872 The latter went to the keeper, Mr. William
p Henry, and demanded from him cloth cloak valued
at $l0 which Mr. Halfway had placed in the keeping OF
the bar keeper declaring that the coat was property
and 30 receIvedit The stated to Mr. Halfway
by Mr.. Henry, who at got warrant out for Rich
ards but he managed escape until yesterday when he
was arrested and fully committed.
FRAyp.-Ephram Wright lad about ID years old,
discovered to have obtained from Messrs. Wild x
Merriam 4s dozen books Of gold leaf, worth $3-also
from Lewis Kaen No 10 Canal street. % dozen OF same,
worth 81 rs, by representing himself apprentice to
Mr. David Walker No. III Fulton street. but whic was
q fabrication He committed for fraud.
STEALING SILVER SPooNs-Mrs. Sarah Ann HARRISON
caught James Wilson in the act of pocketing a lot OF
silver and German silver table and tea spoons the value
Of $40 property of her husband James Harrison,
No. Al Roosevelt street, and had him committed to the
Tombs.
STEALING CAssMERE-John Thompson was discovered
in the of piece Of cashmere OF the value
Of SsS 2 the property Of Henry KenwOrhy, OF No. o.
William street. and is fully committed for grand lar
ceny.
PETIr LAkcEsKs.-Charles Hedges, black man, stole
pair of genteman gaiter boots worth 81 from the shoe
caught in the act of stealing calico dress and other
articles worth 81 u.s. from No. Stone street. by Patrick
McCornville Matilda Banks entered the premises No.
III Clinton street. and stole two calico dresses and six
dresses belonging the children Of Mathew Bergman
and caught by Drusilla Craft she making her
exit with the plumber.
YouSa ViLLAN-As Mrs Hester Ann Barndolar. Of
No. 1913 Walker street. entered the bakery store of Mr.
William Anderson, she found young rascal very sang
oddly perched upon the counter making efforts to induce
the money drawer to reveal its treasures and intent
was the young thief that did hear Mrs Barndollar
him into the back ROOM where he drew knife and made
attack upon the women, frightening them from their
proprey until they procured assistance from the street,
when he was secured and sent to the police office