The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-05
Police Intelllweucc,

The Reser Street Homicide Patrick McNahou Who WAS
arrested on ch'rge Of beating wife Catherine DEATH
at i2s Beter street, examined yesterday by Coroner
Hilton To the usual questions sskoi him, no esd he
was native Of county Lopgford Ireland was . candle
reference to the charge made against him, he said
+" when came h sme on Monday afternoon, found my
wife lying IN tho bed drunk and bleeding from several
bruhes on her chin and head asked her my dinncr
was ready; she was too drunk to answer me; then
her for some money to get dinner she got up and
money and went out for dinner when came back
after dinner found her the hall floor shook her by
the shoulders to raise her up abe would not 60. bat
on the hip; did not injnre her moro" The Coroner
committed the prisere or Ter trial and used bail.
laRker and William K.hn arrested yesterday on
charge q selling diseased meat in the Sixteenth ward
and were committed in default Of 81 900 bail The fol
lowing AFFIDAVIT Of tho Heath Warden of the Sixteenth
ward, viii briefly tell the story.
Charles Trpp Of 1877 Seventh street, on being duly
sworn dcposec that Tuesday the rst day o. August
while in the discharge of his duty on the Sidewalk, ia
Sixteenth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
he raw COW which happened to be in unhealthy
condition sod unsbe to stand up being very poor De-
ponent further add that s Sd instant be found the
same cow which bad apparently been just slaughtered
Tenth and Eleventh avenues, It'll side belonging to
ose ohsrcs Gallagher and ceponent further adds that
tis said Gallagher caught In the act Of cartne away
said meat which discased and unwholsome for the
purpose Of vending and selling said meat, to tho great
.; the public health and u. qsoe
Sworn the 4th day Of August, 1854.
A SmdTt YoutA-A few days ago Mr.. Sterling. doing
bosDcss In Wall street, sent his bog George Wood in
whom he had the greatest confidence, to make deposit
Of 81 ,000 Soon afterwards the boy came back with
tears In his eyes, saying that bo had the and
did not miss II until be got to the bank On being quee
one5 he said that he stopped ct PIE depot his way
TO the bank where he might perhaps have oet Il Officer
Devoc was then made acquainted with the facts OF the
no went TO the pie depot and made inquiries about
the money bat the ct the shop denied all knowledge
oft. The officer then directly charged the hoy e.
ter sore hesitation admitted his guilt, and told him
where be could find tho money which was subscQ ueuty
recovered N house In Cedar street The little fellow
was allowed to depart In freedom, promins to be
homes. in future
Grand Larceny Robert BENTLEY waa arrested ycstsr-
DAY By officer MetcA Of tho Third ward charged with
stealing lot OF household articles and wearing apparel
valued at fotyone dollars, from Man0obbs Il appears
when the officer arrested the prison0 confessed steal
ing the gcods, and brought him to nuse In Mercer
street, whcro portion nearly AL Of the property
recovered he committed IN default Of bs By Jus
tico Clark to tho Tombs-
Ssal6tmo Case Charles h. Hcks oolored man, was
arrested on thursday evening By officer Jouran Of the
exth ward, FOR having sta boed colored named
Margaret Price with knife, seriously inuring her The
motive for the assault Jealousy Justice tarh com
itted the prscner TO the Tomts In default Of 81 900 bail
S&eoliNa Wotch.-CAtherine Kea,ns wan committed
70 prison in default Of $500 hail. being charged with
stealing silver hunting watch valued ct forty Ave
lars, from Richard HunnAnan The property vas founA
In tho possession OF third party who alleged hc got
from CAtherine.