The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-19
City Intelligence.

Cur HIS THROAT WITH RAzoR.-O On Saturday, about
nooa, Philip Keland ship carpenter, Of 32s Delaney
street, went to is residence dinner and after left
the house and returned After remaining short time he
left again. and returning about half past two stepped into
back room took his Of and told his wife he
going into the bed to wash and shave himself
His conduct for the previous several having been
peculiar and strange she followed him to the bed room
when he took of his in deliberate manner open
ed of the razors, and Immediately drew the blade
his throat, severing the windpipe, and oil the
blood vessels except the two carotid arteries conveying
blood to the head He fell upon the floor and lied the
to obtain the other razor when his wife wrenched
it from his grasp cutting her land severely in the effort
She then called for hef and John Dusenbs rry who was
passing stepped in and aided in venting Keland from
committing further injuries to his person. Dr. Nichols
was sent for and gave immediate attendance but medical
aid was OF no avail the suicide died in about an hour
afterwards He had been an Incorporate man and had
recently been aborng under partial fits of insanity and
derum. The Coroners Jury returned, as n verdict,
That Philip Kelland committed suicide by cutting his
throat with razor. being at the time insane.n
COMMON CoUNcIL-Both Boards OF Aldermen meet tbia
afternoon at O'Clock. When will they restore the for
excellent practice of meeting every two weeks in
stead oftwce each week. has recently been the GUS
toni
The CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS meet this morning
o'clock and the County Court H. to settle the
Dntrict Atorneyship.
pAitoRs STRiKE.-The arrest OF several of the ring
LEADERS, OF the riots Friday and Saturday caused perfect
order among their associates yesterday, which il TO be
hoped Will continue to exist.
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED IN PRisoN-Tvo
irk recently from the water while Oh an eScur
SION on Saturday evening, elated with alcoholic infu.
ence taken as cure for Influenza became 30 elevated
and exalted in their position remove number OF
signs BARRIERS peles NC from their usual positions much
10 the annoyance OF the azans and radesmen 10 whom
they belonged Several Of the city watch obtained scent
OF these gentlemen and caught OF them removing the
sign Of % ~
IS. NEwoomB,
PORTRAIT PAINTER
Wch ne had intended as is supposed to have placed on
the hinges Of that of
"MuLINrRyp
whcn had been taken from another building thus surpri
sing the ladies on Monday morning with apple TO
transmit toivory instead OF ornament the fair proportions
o. some Fascinating female. Thee larks were severely
iPmanded by Justice Parker who concluded his admo
ohs by hne ef $40 each, with of suit thus taxpp
mem round S25 for their nights enjoyment besides lode
ngs ana breakfast for two, the cells the
hey gave the names Of James Brown and John Frckcr
Inc Signs are at the police Office and the larks in prison
UNNAruRAL Extraordinarily, female infant Of
u term and which had evidently been born alive was
ound on an open lot the Second Avenue near Thir
ttcnh street. exposed in most shameful manner En-.
curry was made as to who first discovered IT, but no one
touid tell how or where IL from. II removed
70 thePark Dead House and inquest held on H. when
,neJury, under the testimony OF Doctor VIM. s. Tomp.
MOS returned verdict that the unknown lid came 10
her death from neglect and exposure.