The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-21
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CITY Intelllgence.

KENTUCKY BANK Norr PLArEs-Charles Storms, who
il will be remembered tried end convicted several
years since in this city, forging order OF the Cashier
of the ank OF Kentucky upon the Union Bank OF this
city, in order TO obtain the plates of the latter Bank end
who pending the OF the case before the supreme
Court arrested tried convicted and sentenced to
Sing Sing iorburglury having served his time OUT was
brought to this city Yesterday by ohcer M. Z. smith
for sentence in the Court of Sessions the previous OIL
fence.
ArorLrxY.-Mr. Garritt Van waggener, aged 90, resi-
ding No 80 Wooster street. died suddenly on Tuesday
morning his residence during the absence ofhis house
keeper who had left him in his bed when she went to mar
ke and her return found him lying stretched in the
basement apparently dead. About week ago he was
attacked with the prevailing Epidemic the influenza
which at times threatened almost to stife him. On the
evening previous to his DEATH about 10 o'clock he went
Charlton street business and complained OF exces
sive fatigue and dizziness. Being better in the morn
ing he gave his house keeper the money for marketing
ana it is supposed that after he had rsen and while in the
basement passage violent fit of coughing came on,
which resulted in apoplexy Such was the oninion Oh
after hearing the evidence returned verdict otapopeXy
Deceased was native of Bergen county, New Jersey
ISTEMPERANcE-DavidC ogger. colored man, aged 81
barber shop, No. - Marion He had been unwe
for some time owing to his hard drinking in which he
had freely INDUCED for the last fifteen years.
CULPABLE NEGLIGENCE OF A LANpLoRp.-A fine little
GIRL aged years. daughter of an English couple, named
Gibbs residDg at No IL Goerck street. to her death
on Monday in the following horrible manner After
breakfast and while yet in her night dress the little one
went into the prvy, the seat Of which was in very UNI
safe state. Not returning her mother became alarmed
ana long search she was Ound suHoCeteu
in the snk into which she had accidentally fallen. The
jury returned verdict accordingly censuring the land
lord whose name We learn is Covert for his cupable ne
elect in not using proper care in repairing the premises
A LANDLORD RoBpING BoARpER-Frederick C.. Hes
Ter lodged complaint against his landlord James Maho
ney, who keeps sailors boarding house at bl Cherry
street. for robbing him Of OF money consisting Of
two douboons valued at SIC EACH four silver dollars,
and seven dollars in bank bills OF various denominations
under the following circumstances Hesler had three
douboons in handkerchief, and being somewhat grog
gy Mahonsy ted him to leave his money with him, lest
he might lose it. This refused and shortly after he
left the house with Philip Mclaughlin and purchased
pair Of new boots, returning again to Mahoneys where
they had liquor. While drinking it, Hester put the
change in the handkerchief on the counter and Nc
Laughn swears Mahoney slipped the handkerchief I'M
boldly denied any knowledge fit On this testimony
warrant was placed in the hands Of officer Baker who in
formed Mahoney OF the charge. Mrs Mahoney, il ap.
pears present at the arrest and Immediately left the
room for short time On her return she told Hesler to
search his trunk which he did, and there he found the
money The magistrate, after hearing the case, held Ma
honey to bail to answer at the General Sessions.