The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-03
City Intelligence.

pOl1ce-FEs 2-HALL THIEyFs.-This class OF rogues
are partic uarly busy this of the
day passes that complaint after complaint present.
ed al tho several Police Offices On the 3oih u the hail
was entered by some person unkn own and clothing va
ued al $40 stolen from the premises Yesterday morning
oacer Stephens met fellow in entire street. named Da
Vii Nc Bride dressed in coat that betokened suspicon
when he arrested him and on nason at the Police
was found to be one taken from the house Mr. Belknap
The rogue was fully committed to answer.
AsoTnrn-on the oath ut fe low walked into the
front door of the bouse of Tobias Wynkoop % West
washington Place and before discovered by The fsmiy
contriyed 10 escane with clohinr jewellery &c valued
at $50 AZ. Yesterdsy Officer Smith arrested fellow
named John Williams alias Carr on suspicion and on
searching his pockets found pawn ticket containing
denoe OF the stolen being pledged at Bern
STEMS Office from whence it was recovered The rogue
was fully committed.
! Coroners Omcc-Fr. A Mr,n,p xor Mr.
prrThe inmates of house no anhon s,rest ,vers .,i
| arrapned before tho Coroner on Tbyr.dav evaninr
charged with to- or guilty Of The murder
of a woman known by the name of Fiiyahs,h who had
resided in mart Of the house and who ne o,nS 49, H.
her bed short time previous full inyes,;aotion xy ~,
oetained that woman named Bridget somers st,ucL hsr
on the head with stick The latter part Of last we sh
immediately afterwards complained of the injur, which
appeared TO increase until She died DR. M Co,Ssmah
Was called in and made post morem examination Of her
body hut could not trace the cause of her death as con
nected in any injury upon her head bu,
gave as his opinion om the appearance of the BODY ba
She had died from pneumonia The Coroners Jury there
fore returned a verdict of death from inemnerayce
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| Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Inglis.
FKp. o-Dennis Gillespie VS. Francis F1eel-This was
action for damages toan assault and battery growing
out of auction sale Of u cak Of gin. Some difficulty
between the auctioneer who the defendant and
the purchaser, who is the plaintiff about the number OF
gallons deficient pure haser claiming deduction Of
ten gallons, while only four admitted the part
OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ollowedhe plaintiff charged
the defendant with being swinder. and in return
ooooy nose Inc case came up before ~
sons when the defendant pleaded guilty fined
S.. The jury in this gave the painf
| So and cents costs.
Before Judge ingrahbm.
bloomfield Randolph VS.. Joseph y. W.a-This was an
action under the lien law. The defendant West had
contracted with builder named Garreson TO put up and
furnish for him eight brick buildings Third street. be-
tw the and b, for the of Ss7s6 In
paid the work progressed to the satisfaction of West
The plaintiff supplied Gsrretson with BRICK &c and tho
money not being forthcoming hesservsd the 3lst Octo
ber according to the statute, lien notice. claiming from
the defendant the oil 1926 II cents out Of the monies
due falling due TO Garretson under the contract but the
defendant refusing this action ia brought The
defence set up that there monies due to Gar
the time subsequently the service Of the
notice by the plaintiff inasmuch the 3Oh of Octo-
Der Garrison had by his written notice. ceased to be the
contractor and had directed Yves, finish the buildings
in the best way he could Further the receipts Of Oar
ritson up to the date of his REIMBURSEMENT put in
evidence showing that he had actually received from thu
defendant 035 leaving balance Of but $50 to finish
the buildings whereas it was shown by the builder who
finished