New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
BROOKLYN NE Ws.

AN ALLEGED ROBBBR CAUGHT. - Officer
Smith of the Forty fourth Precinct arrested james
Dougherty at early hour yesterday morning on me
charge of highway robbery. As alleged, accused fol-
lowed man into his own house, in Fushing'aye near
Classon.ave three weeks since, and seizing bun
by the throat rifed his pocket of slO3 lie LETT the
neighbOrhood after the robbery, but recently came
back when he detected and taken into custody.
He was locked up to await examination.
FATAL ACCIDENT. - On Saturday, boy
named Conrad Baulsir aged IS years, son OF John
Baulsir pilot the Wall st. ferry, was run over by
one of the Atlantc.ave. cars in Furman'st, and 80
dreadully injured that he died OF the effects IN Few
hours thereafter The parents OF the deceased resae
at No. 80 Cottage-row, Fuiman'st James oolIhs lne
driver of the car was arrested and held TO await exam
lnati0n.
BURGLARIES. The residence of Mr.. Dale,
No so Cranberry.st, was feoniousy entered on the
morning Of the 18th inst through the PACK oaseuen.
window which had been left unfasteDed ana s,oie
number Of articles valued at S35. An attempt was arse
made 10 cut through the basement window OF the
adjoining house, occupied by Mr.. Anderson. but the
operators finding it hard job left without accomplish.
ing their purpose. sneaktbef entered the basement
of the residence Of Mr. james Bran. No. 80 lillian ST.
on Saturday, and carried off silyerpated pitcher
worth s.. VIM. Mccormick was arrested on Saturda!
evening on the charge of feloniously entering the
butcheTshOp Of Michael 0Brien No 20 East Bate'st
OIL the 9th inst. and stealing ;herefrom a number Of
valuable papers. lie was held for hearing
AN OLD BRUTB.-Oficer Holmes Of the
Forty. Third Precinct Police, arrested man named
i
Friday upon the charge of attempting 10 violate tho
person of blind girl aged ~ years, named Rose Con
| nelly As charged, the girl went in company witt
her aunt 10 No. jl7 Hcksst. While there Rose wenl
| into the apartment Of accused with girl named
Bridget Connolly. The latter mp stairs leaving th'
blind girl with the old man. who alleged locked tho
door end attempted 10 rayish her in which be was de
tected by Mrs. Connolly, who came 10 the window u
see where the child was. Matandergen committed
TO await examination.
BURIAL OF A SOLDIRR.-The remains of Capt.
John W. Adams of the Fourth Regiment Regular In
fantry who died at No liz SohermerhorD-st, OF the
effects Of wounds received in bate were conveyed 70
their last resting place in Greenwood Cemetery On Sat
urday accompanied by "a largo concoLsse OF sympa'
thizing friends and relatives.
DESTRUCTION OF A KEROSENE OIL FACTORY
BY FRE-About 4. O'Clock Oh Saturday afternoon, a
fire broke out in the kerosene oil factory OF hinkebne
g. Rickon corner Of Leonard and Van Pelt-sts T.. ID
and il was completely destroyed with the exception OF
one still Damage 81 600. No insurance. The IRE
originated by the escape Of gas
SUDDEN DEATH OF A LADY.-Mrs. John
Cymer. residing at the corner Of Union ave. and
South Fourth-sts T.. D.. taken suddenly SICK IN
Grand-st Saturday evening, aud stepped INTO the
residence OF her sister No 300 South Thrdst, where
she almost Immediately expired. Coroner Barrett wa
notified and held inquest when the cause OF deAti
was ascertained 20 be congestion Of the lungs