The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
City Intelligence.

transferred to one OF the cells Deputy Keeper Wheeler
be sent tor but which directions obey ed BY the
keepers. On opening the cell next morning. the man
was found lying in the bed corpse-havng died during
the night The Jury having heard the testimony re.
turned verdict that the cause Of death esusion OF
part OF the keeper Of the city prison in net sending for the
physician. The deceased had the appearance Of a re-
spectacle mechanic.
SUDDEN DEATH OF HcRsE DEALER raoM MorIRrAL-
Canadian named Francis Louisa from Montreal Lower
Canada who arrived here about six weeks since with
drove Of horses died suddenly in the stables of Mr..
Clnch the corner OF the Third and Oath street.
at whose house he staying. He apparently IN
good health few minutes previous and was talking TO
man named William Stevens, when he fell down, and
after few struggles he breabed his last Doctors
teed and Rawsen made post moItem examination, and
found the brain very much ngesed and about five or
six of blood between the dura and the cere
beum, which the immediate Of his death The
Jury, in accordance with the opinion of the physicians
OF the deceased about SOFA in bank bills and four sove
reigns found, together with other papers-all Of
which placed In safe trust for the benefit Of his
family.
PASSING CouNrERryIr AioSEv.--Csleb Smith and John
F. Law went into the refreshment cellar of Mathew W.
Connect No. lao Broad street, and had each plate Of
picked oysters in payment for which Smith rendered
five dollar bill OF the Trademarks Bank OF this city
Letter d. dated October 7th 1884, and signed W. n Pals
Cashr and Preserved Fish President which was refused
as being counterfeit Alter delay Smith produced
sgood one dollar bill and paid the necessary amount
This satisfied Mr. Connect that they had purposey
dered the IS bill to cheat him, who had them arrested
Smith is % years old, and resided at No 1877 Houston
years
old, and resides at No. l76 Duane The latter
states that he received the bill in for
sold by him
ATTEMPTING TO AvENoE Hrs Own WRoNes-An Irish |
man named William Donnely, appeared the Upper |
Police Once on Wednesday evening 10 make compaip
agsnst two Of his fellow laborers Luke Goodwin aud Pc
ter Heeuey Of No. Ii5Ptsreet, bat being too grossly
intoxicated his prayer refused. Donnely mutteripg
vengeance went home aud armed himself with rusty
hors, mans pistol loaded it'll three large slugs pro
ceeded to where his opponents work. On near
ing Goodwin he presented the weapon his breast and
but from the instant interference OF the other an Hee
revenged himself by shooting Goodwin who was not
te startled at 20 sudden prospect Of being translated
INTO the other world Donnelly Is fully committed.
SMALL AFFAIns-John Foster stole pair OF blue sat
nett pantaloons worth 81 So from the clothes line Of
MRS Ann Farrell OF No. Manhattan street, and after
wards had the audacy to appear in her presence wearing
The very id nca pants which she had hung out TO dry
for her own coed man. Foster committed. Robert
Davis was locked up for stealing several pounds OF old
copper from the brass foundery of Messrs & q. w
Brady, No ~ Charles street, and selling the same In
small quantities at fence shop in Fourteenth street
The Eighth Avenue, kept by person named Willism
Gilmore.
DsoRDEnLY HOUSE --Francis Coy the landlord Of the
disordery house No 30 Walnut street. was yesterday AZ
rested the complaint the Covell, who was rob-
bed there the previous reported tefday u
high time some signal example was made OF those VIE
scoundres such Coy Bates osg and Others who aio
pirates ofthe very worst description.