The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-29

tne iitn INST, preamble and resolutions adopted
,he institute which reflected on the character Of M
sscn,,n VINO no. seeks redress through criminal
oseaon Un me complaint Justice stu art issued his
warrant for the arrest OF Mr. Henry Ofeer indorIlI
me process ana the magistrate uiral the Pro-
charge. WV :" 'u''e' TUG
Seaifng Horseand Wagon from Brooiiys-A Young
ivan OF gent.el appearance named George Robins was
'eo on saturday. by the police ch4rged with steal
Morse and wagon valued at $500 the property of
a miipts Jarvis, OF No 2I7 Hicks street. BROOKLYN
accused y seems after getting possession Of the pro
gry came to New York and offered It for sale to Mr.
Sshniee livery stable keeper, No University place -
I've oms represented that the property belonged him.
seE mat he was reporter for daily ne wsnaper ana
used Tor the purpose Of collecting from the va
rrs station houses In this city Mr. Yaalse believing
me story purchased the horse and wagon for $500 and
10 payment gave 500 cash, and $500 In paintings The
property was identified by Mr. Jarvis and Justice Stuart
orotred to be given up to the The prisoner
was sent back 10 Brooklyn for trial
A Son tedtins his F,ifh<r "A young Irishman named
John oKeefe arrested yesterday by the police the
sixth ward charged with violently assanltng his father
an ageo man residing 1T No so Orange street The father
accompanied the officers TO the police court and exit
mted his bruised aud bloody face to Justice b zart The
COMPLAINT was taken against the unnatural son. who
vas committed to the Tcmbs TO await trial 80
lrrtst % Rossetop Burgldr.--ofcer Birdsal Of the
flen'eenfh ward on Saturday arrested boy sixteen
years Of age named John W Gardner whom the officer
found on he root Of Mr. C Sydams yelling house. No.
~ East Twebtyse street The rogue 10 the act
OF forcing opet the scute door when discovered the
Alarm elyen The boy taken t. the station house,
an on his person was found fourteen keys Of different
sizes, such ed BY burglars: also a linen cambria
handkerchief marked w. IL II. The accused was taken
before Justice Stuart who committed him to prison for
trial
disturbance amongst some Fsemen.-0n Sunday morn
Ing an alarm Of tire In the Fourth district as the
members q Engine were returning home. they came
IN collision with meulbsrs Of En- yne 81
we're aont hunored congregated together and
the Chief Engineer ordered thorn to dispense and 20 home
with their engines portion of the members obeyed
The thief, but Others did not, and after short delay
hight took place Ia Broadway Prince street. Capt
Turpbu with force Of his n arrested several OF the
party concerned In the afray their names are John
Savanagh, Andrew Conway, George Denison and James
Duncan
Brooklyn City Intelligence.
FiRE-A destructive hre occurred in the OF Nos.
s. o. and 80 Atlantic street Friday night causing
the destruc ion Of stable and nine horses belonging
oherent individuals doing business in the neighborhood
The stable OF brick, capable of accommodating thir
teen horses Ten were in II at the time Of which mum.
Der only was saved. The bnliing which owed
by Mr.. Charles Frost, totally DESTROYED, together
With large amount OF feed nc. An adjoining stable
occupied by Hessrs Gilmore & Jarvis, the store of Mr.
l1ckett and locksmith shop considerably dam
aged The residents of the immediate vicinity being
fearful that the flames would communicate with theft
damage ensued in consequence. The horses owned
by John Lowery Young Williams, Witchett X Welsh,
William Ludwig and others They were valued at $500
eao.. The other sufferers Patrick O'Dwyer Mr..
Fss'cnfeld, Mcqueen Clark Michael Hughes and
others whose combined losses amount to about OOO
insured III the Erie Granite Fulton and Hamilton CON-
panies The loss the stable Is about $50O-insured
and the whole loss will exceed $4,000 The fire is sup
posed to have been the work OF en- incendiary