MELANCHOLY DEATH.

Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 533, 18 October 1871, Page 2

MELANCHOLY DEATH.

The city has been startled to-day by the imelancholy intelligence"' of the sudden : death of Mr. A. H). Cohen, accompanied by circumstances'that have produced an ; uneasy feeling. It fis- k'nOwn that the •decea'sed gentleman, whose proceedings •in insolvency havfc iieeri adjourned again and Pgairi, was toliave appearedto-morrow '.for exarninalrioa in the Bankruptcy (.'ouiy ia-ri'd'tihtU tli'e,inquest to be held at half past. r twq,to-day places all the ci.rpiimpttinftps('\ietofii 'the public, a shadow Appears-, ■ to. rest; on the sjtd I occur-rencea..that-".has:\?taken place.- .. It ai>poajtii!!"?!vi^l :"r w™" l,aa 'Wfed in company W' 1!* /Atr,'. Levy, : and returned to his residence at'the top-of Grey-street abojit fro,clock.- Mrs. l-'oheir was absent at the time, and Mr. Cohen wai observed by the,servant to fak<* agings of witieaml lie down on the s>fn;y_ After remaining for some.: timeHiith'at posifi6ri."hi*''c6<nmeneed yomiting with greait vidlenc.-. Ahich continued for .a : Conhidernbl Ipngth of time- r.OmMrsi-. Coben's 'returning she found her- husband jus dying. Dr. .lloQper^was; spfe- dily in attendance, but life was., found to be extinct. 7 -The '''deceased was quite « young man. bfeingoin-his 271h year, and leaves a widow .but no children.