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

JEW VERSUS JEw.-Simon lsaacs Of No. 24s Grand st.
was yesterday arrested by officers Sweet and Frank
Smith on the following charge. In the month of Novem
ber s42 Israel Isaacs Of No. Division street. deposited
in the Of Simon two Of goods the
ing winter and the other clothing each hav
ing the card of address Of Israel nailed the In
December Israel sent for and obtained the of winter
goods and the following month he demanded the other
case but Simon denied all knowledge of it, declaring he
had received any such case though was OF the
time in his second demand was made, with the
answer and there the matter rested until the 3h OF
June last when John Lyon who had been in the employ
of Simon aacs gave information TO Israel OF the fate Of
the case which he says Simon after the first demand hid
behind the counter and subsequently, sent of TO house
IN DIVISION street where remained until May iast when
he brought 1t home and sold portion OF its contents in
Utica and Syracuse On this search warrant was issued
and the balance OF the found on the premises sgeher
with large quantity OF CLOTH Clothing, &c, which is
supposed he obtained in similar manner. He was fully
committed for Grand Larceny, the contained up
wards of S475 worth of goods.
A FRAuDuLENr Aor On Friday evening last, as Mr.
Alfred Lewis of No 572 Washington street, passing
along Spring street he los. the sum of SIS in bank bills
which found by small lad, who gave them up to
living in the street. whose is Cornelius
Maggie. On Mr. Lewis demanding the money from him he
at first denied having received it, but finding the proof
strong this point he pretended that ne had burned the
bills, which he asserted were counterfeits. A warrant
issued to officer McGrah who arrested Maggie and
had him fully committed for the larceny
STEALING FROM THE SAILORS HoME-Yeserday even
ing two men whose names are John Clark and William
Budck were seen to leave the Sailors Home in Cher
ry street, with bundle tied up in silk handkerchief,
which sailor, who was boarding there, thought he
cognised as his He Immediately examined his room and
found that his cloth jacket velvet vest pantaoons &c
had been removed He gave information to officer Joseph
who arrested the parties and found out that they had
pledged the articles for So at the pawn.oce OF DAVIS in
Chatham street The owner of the goods named Joseph
Jones' valued them at SIG and the two the
man whom he saw with the bundle.
THIEF DiscovEREp.-Antonio Mauer whose arrest
found concealed in the garetroom of the house No 200
RyingSn street was ysserdsy 1eG1gn1sa py Soin
June last sold to HIM for So blue cloth cloak which
had been stolen from No 300 Rvingon street being the
hotel in William street. who valued the cloak at $40
Mauer was fully committed for the larceny
CASE OF POISONING An inquest held the body
OF Hugh Devln, an Trishman, who resided with his wife
in sixteenth street. Sd Avenue and who died on the
morning succeeding the Fourth of July, rom the fleets
of poison He had quarreed with his wife the Fourth
and had given her dIubbing after which he Left his
house ana did not return until after dark when he went
instantly to bed His wife was aw ak ened morning
by his hand falling her face and rising she dis
covered the in the last stage of fit; she aroused the
neighbors, but the man died before any thing could be
done Tor him. The Coroner hearing of the had the
body opened and the stomach sent Doctor r. Chiffon,
who anslzed it and found it contained very large guam
foro the Coroners Jury but evidence cou be produce
ed to prove the purchase or administration of the poison
and verdict returned that the deceased his
death from arsenic but by whom administered the Jurors
| could not say.
DsArH OF APAuPER.-Tbe Coroner hell an inquest on
the body of aged man, named Thomas Page, who had
been admitted Monday last to the Hospital at BELLEVUE
as pauper. He was in bad health, and Wednesday
night became very bad that Doctor Brown sent
for but before he arrivedthe dead post
tenn examina, ion was held by Doctors and Canning
the brain and menages were found much congested
and the Jury returned verdict that the OF death
congestion Of the brain.
AYoUNe Boy DhowSED On Wednesday evening a
young lad named Charles Pearson aged about thirteen
years who resided with his widowed mother the
OF Grand and Thompson streets drow ned in the dock
at the foot Of Hubert street He observed ng
in the water an OF the ed abou the Ice
House jumped in to him. but beiare he could
him, he sank, and lost. The Coroner held
he body, which recovered the following morning
by graphing, and verdict of accidental drowning
returned.