New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
City INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY, July u

THURSDAY, July y.
po,,cE OFF1cE.-IMroRTANT ARREST OF TWO
soa STEALING WArcHGs-Ohicer William H. Ste.
assisted by officer Baker, Wednesday evening ar
,,o men charged with stealing watch and chain from
H.s..,i,, Kohhur l4s Rsedstceet; their VIII
CHER ard Peter Boyle. Boyle also charged with
i 81: worth SIS from Heinrich Seinke No 203 Centre
,,see.
os.er VIM H. Stephens received information that Miss
p.he.e. s. Kiddy, of 43 Hamilton street, had also lost
,.,eb worth So Stephens immediately left the Office aud
,,,veed it from pawnboker, where Boy had pledged il,
other two watches also recovered aud both men
f.Il, committed for trial
STEALING PAIL OF BUrTER.-John Riley arrested
m eainn pail Of butter itom the wagon Of Nessrs Dodge
Sp..d al the foot Of James Slip.
ATTEMPT RoB-Peer Hagm boy, committed
m attempting steal the from the till Of Mrs West
Ems S5s "ater.stfee'.
CoRoNER's OFFlcE.-TuR FATAL ACCIDENT AT
,Hr CORNER OF lsr AvESrE AND % sTkEEr.-The Coro'
r this morning held inquest the Grand Jury Room III
he Halls of Justice the body Of Patrick kevans lying
3d the City Hospital who his death from 'J"
es received BY falling from the scafodmc OF the tes'ol
rse building in ID stree, on the corner Of tie lst Avenue
vast number Of witnesses examined as 10 ,'e
o,he accident-whether IL occasioned py cu'Pao Nv"
slicence unavoidable accident. The testimony was oe
What contradictory the fact OF the scaoi9 os"s
o,rly and strongly built but the fact 'hat ie u " M
man was purely by accident conceded by all VINO esl
ied The verdict Of the Juryn III Inc case vas @
Erans came his death from inInres received oy iai's N
he accidental giving of the scafod and mat suhci-h'
are was not taken in the erection OF SAID scahoio.
f- II was stated in most of the morning papers that
Dennis Conoy the unfortunate man that was killed
,,s out 10 be Patrick Keyans The mistake originated IN
Of the being thoroughly understood when
M three men were taken to the Hospital kevans ia about
% &c gears of age and has only been married short time
Death was caused by fracture of the skull The other two
unfortunate men are still living.
The three aborer before the Coroner and stated they
, not discharged reported in the neghborhood because
@ would not ascend the scaodng, but FOR other reasons
xmnz1Euuzsns1n<~M.
S,pCAsE.-The Baltimore American says:
ave have received letter from Wrightsvillc in
york county, Pa under date Of | 9th inst, which
s,atos that Mr.. Lynch (formcrly of Havrc
dc Grace. but more recently Of Ohio,) reached
Wrghtsyille some eight or ten days before stating
That he was sick and impoverished, and express
ing desire to get to his home at Havre de Grace.
The letter says that he met with no sympathy,
and that he started on foot on the tow path of the
a few rods from the village, and found shelter IN
the hut of colored man, where he died during
the following night. 1t is added that tho black,
after an Intellectual attempt to collect something
from the villagers for the decent burial Of the
body, was obliged himself to act as coroner, jury
and sexton, and carrying the body to the river
side, made a grave for it at the foot of the tow
path bank, where it now hes
u1 Died, at Canandagua on the I'd of July,
Mrs. Mary Brockebank, widow of the late Sam
uel Brocklebank, aged u. The deceased was
one of the first that cmigratcd to Ontario county.
She removed with her husband from New Lon
don, N. H. in March, '9l. Their locomotive was
an OK team and sled, their canal and steamboat
The wild Indians bark canoe and their point of
destination the vicinity Of Canandaigua, then an
almost unbrokcn and gloomy forest.
G-F A bcggar, GO years old, was recently ar
rested near Paris, on whom $4,000 francs in gold
were found, tied in belt round his waist.
Dle The farmers of Washington County, Pa,
have received 100000 for Wool this season.