New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-30
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ssrminins Of the foundations by the food.
The SUNDAY LIoUoR LAw-IN'uNc-
nov GRANTED BY JUDGE sTRoSe-on 'na,'.,
~, an Injunction restraining the enforce"e1
ordnance known A. the Sunday law va s'~
Ma "a styop, one of the Judges Of the Supreme Coa'
Of the Second Judicial District, on tne aPpn' W
y u..,. f. The order was served on the proper
.y,,ss on saturday evening and yesterday 'no
49, ~ Police directed the captains oil the severa
Ss.ss. ,ot 20 Interfere with those ~ho should keep
Dis'e harse The consequences that the taverns
ID porter houses generally, together with many con-
sronary and cigar shops were open for
rnssou ere the same ss heretofore.
The complaint In the case brought before Judge
ssrons N fled by Miles Wood against the Mayor OF
Nroolyn and Chief of Police Ia behalf OF himself and
an iher persons who are licensed tsvern'keepers IN
shs city and 10 set aside the ordinance OF the city
Of Brooklyn the around that u contrary to the
Constitution of the State of ke~ York, and prevents
Nm from exercising bis lawful calling ss tavern keep
or and deprives him Of the means OF himself
and family and ssks for sperpetud Injunction staying
the eu orcement of sbd ordinance Upou this bill being
presented an order was made requiring defendanoin
the action 10 show cause In the Supreme Court 10 tne
CITY OF Brooklyn, thu 9Th of September next ana "a
the meantime an injunction is grant ordering aud III
recting the Comm on Council their attorney or a'Io,'
neys, and each every Of their servants sgen's, o
and pr lice officers TO absolutely oesst aou a,
from taking airy steps measures, or DONG any ACT
matter or thing In prosecuting or imprsoning Tue
plaintiff or any other person or persons Ia whose osna
The action 10 commenced under the law or ordinances
commonly called the Sunday law prosecuting en-.
Sorcir the causing the same to bs done under
their authority or direction
Far or BUILpING.-A four tory
lrich building on TIA, lorss the WILLIAMSBURG
npe tumblrd tho ground yesterday morniog In con-
sentence of the underninin Of the fOundaoa by the
heavy rains The structure is a mass OF ruins
D-xo.n,yo IN Saturday niOht last
the house of Charles NJ. Fry. No 81 Reusen ct, was
burpsrousy entered and robbed OF je~ey aud CLOTH
jpe amounting in value To- several hundred dolars Inc
house Of Mr. Kirkl~nd No 36 Re e., also 81 mi
larry entered and rsbbed Of alarge amount OF property
FIRKs.-About O'Clock yesterday morn
ma FIRE broke out In Of the upper rooms OF Mrs
Howsrds bu ding, No 40 4inst which was, however,
speedily extirgpi.hed by Engine Company No. 8 The
damage by the fire was very lite. although consdera
be injury done by the great food OF water which
was played II 70 the baildipg.
On Saturday night. about IL o'clock,
Ere broke out Ia Sandord Cos oil works at the foot
Of Gold st caused by water flowing in upon some
Stacked lime. Officers Phillips and Oaks, of the Second
Police. exiDgushed the FIRE, thus preventing serious
damage
RUN OvER.-On Saturday last little
girl, named Margaret Mclaughlin over by
hOrye while coming through fulton.av, and badly 10.
jured She carried to her home, on the corner Of
Johnson and Navy sts BY Officer Gilmore OF the nlrd
Ward Police.
FRUSTRATED BY THE HEAT.-On Fri
day last a laborer, named Matthew Dody, was pros.
taed by the heat of the weather, while engaged at
work on a building In Fulton Officer Gilmore. OF
the Third Ward Police, took hun to his residence NO.
u Pesrist
~ Two suspicious looking individuals
were found secreted 10 new building In Amisyst on
saures y night last by Officer Dougherty OF the Tord
Ward Police, and taken into custody. Is was Thought
that they portion of the gang OF burglars intest
hs South Brooklyn, but Lothing could De proved
against them they discharged By Justice John G.
Smith.
ALLEGED BURGLAR AREsrED.-About
ocl ck ON ga uroay afternoon lat Otcer Barr OF the
Frat Dstrict Police, arrested man suspicion OF
bursary. He WIS observed burryng along tho street
towards the Hights having under his arm stlk frock
psrasol shawl, aud other articles OF womens wear,
which attracted the attention OF the officer and he ~as
saAen into custody Another young man, supposed 70
b On accomplish, made good escape. IL was subse
qeDty sscertained that the articles in HE possession
had been stolen from a house the corner OF Henry
end Pisrrepontsts. He was committed for examination
ODD FELLOwsHIP.-A new Lodge Of
shs Independent Order Of ODD Fellows be entitled
"Mehfors Lodge, No 400" 10 10 be organized this
evening. 10 the large the Market on
Futonsv, where the regular meetings hereafter to
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