New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14
BPOOKLYN ITEMS.


,a.,;soro met IA a Board of Canvassers in the City
uaI yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of commence
m ,ber duties in counting the votes cast al the a'e
election. Samuel G. Stryker esq, was chosen Onar-
nan and II being ascertaned that the returns were not
al IN posuesson of the County Clerk, they adjourned
MIL one o'clock to-day. The returns appear 10 DC
dyided between the City Clerk and the County Cierk'
D,p,sc AND Extensive RoBBERY-Sl,2O0 WORTH
or DIAMOND JEwELRY STOLEN FROM PRIVATE
Uorsr AT MIppAY.-AbOut o'clock yesterday alter-
noon the dwelling house of Mr.. Albert Rogers NO. 30
South Sixth street L. d., entered by means Oh
false KEYS and robbed of ewelry valued al si,%oV'
The robbery WAS committed while the family were at
dinner in the basement. The premises were ehlereu
bv means of latchkey through the front nall door,
whence the robber proceeded to the second story ana
entered three rooms in one of which was bureau
containing the ewelry that was stolen All the dfaw
es If the bureau had been opened and rumaged also
closets in each of the other rooms. quantity Oh
clothing. books and mantle ornaments were thrown
into the middle Of the rooms though nothing but the
jewelry was taken
The robbery must have been committed within nan
an hour "a Mrs Rogers, through ndisposlton, was
confined to the room that was robbed, and mad ohiy
been absent from it during the day for the short time
occupied in getting her dinner Information OF the
robbery was at once given at the Fifth PrecnetSatlon
House and last night Officers Bennett and Cochue ar
rested three Young men on suspicion Of being impll-
Gated in IT, Their names Joseph Schalles, Samuel
Nlossop and Frank Swayzey, Two OF them were
identified by Mrs. Rogers as men that she had seen
oungng around the house for several days and az they
are well known thieves il is believed that If they did
not commit they are implicated in the robbery. They
were held for examination
EARLY CLosTYG.-The hatters and fur dealers OF
this city, it is understood have entered into an agree
ment to close their stores at o'clock p M after the
Isl Of January next
THE GRAND JURY-Tbe following gentlemen were
sworn in as Grand Jurors in the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer:
field Lorenzo Snow, Z. A. Van Keek Stephen Stoothoh
Philauder Shaw Augustus Sudwel VIM. Human, James NJ
Badge b Geo sca Be W B Stafford svans Holmes NSo
las Luqnere Coe Adams Charles Bays, John H. Baker ia
| cObus VOORHEES, Geo. C. Spencer
| Coyy1crIoys IN THE CoURT OF SEssIoys.-The
ds.ed Young men named John Wilson and George Harris
were snszned Indictment for burglary in the fret degree
having tie 18th July last eoiOusy entered the house
Of the Rev WIN. S. studley in South Fifth street near Firth
street T. D. The evidence 1 e pss oT 1Ss a9S
months escbh colored man named Sherwood Kidd In
dsd for Sd b aq merely ~ that he stabbed Nj
chae Walker in the hand with knife during quarrel hldd
| wss sentenced to the County Jai.for 10 days
| CoRoxEn's IKQUEsr.-The body Of unknown
Pay S nS va; SaS u 9 a sppdTey n
down when under the influence Of liquor His neck was do
missing The BODY was removed DesdH for iden
| cation. Verdict in accordance with the facts
l Df.p ba ato nf Il Il
Co. Fulton Eotbush avenue was en-
tered on Sunday morning The operators being dstrosa o
| escaping.
| For HAYTI-Detectiye Raynor, who, with De-
tectve Van Wagner months since seized large amount
oeognterei Hyan Treasury notes END aeea Po man c
moners to proceed ay and deliver the notes and manu-
featuring apparatus 70 the authorities Of that Republic
NEARLY FAuIsHED.-A family of homeless, half
persons brought beors Justice CSTnws yesdie IT
to 1 they were '9PPed By order d the D
| children to the AmsHouse.
YoUNG MEN's Christian AssocATIos-A regular
monthly meeting Of the Brooklyn Young Mems Chris
tian Association was held at their in Washing
ton street last evening; upon which occasion essay
| entitled Spheres of Usefulness was read by Mr..
Andrew A. Smith, followed by the usual discussion
| BOARD OF EDUcATIos.-A regular meeting Of the
Board of Education was held yesterday afternoon.
The President occupied the chair Nothing beyond the
usual routine Of business was transacted.
| BURGLARY--On Monday night the flour and feed
OF Mr John Raber No 80 Montross broken
into From so $50 worth Of pennies taken from shelf
under the counter No clue to the robbers has been obtained
KINGS County CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR Nov.
No 90 A. 49, 49, So 81, 49, 50, a. So So, 81 SO, 49, 60,
l o. :, 10, l3 90. - - -
| BRooxLYR CRY CoURr.-Nos 5, 16, 90, %, %, 80,
| 81 49, "A, o. 81, 49, 49, 40, Il, AZ, a., "A, 4 ~.
| KINGS COUNTY SPECIAL Term CALESDAR, Nos.
il H. % IS a. 30 FL 49, 81 &c. &c. 49, 80 81 81 &c. o. s. &C.
~ 49, 100 lOl Ol, 1913, 1884, l05 1906 O7 100, l09 no.