The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-19
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

hrsircrsr DosArioss. win Of the late Pstss
Rice merchant admitted 10 probate by the surrs-
gate Of Brooklyn, last week. Among tho beque-as
named were the following TO the roman Catholic
Orphan asyirm Of Brooklyn 5000, . tho Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum Of New York, a. 900; to he
Protestant Episcopal Asylum OF Acw YORK 3 900: 70
the House Of the Good Shepherd IN New YORK .. 200
and 70 the New YORK Msgdacn Society Of New Yess
$1,000
TmEvFs ma RAMraGr-Farly on last Friday morniux
tho oco attached 10 the marble yard Of John shusiss
No. l33 Court street, was entered by burglars. After
forcing tho premises. They commenced operat ons %
tho money rac by boring hole tho lock- nii-
the safc resisted ther attempts aud thoy let tho pr
they 81 600 had been placed Ia tho al,
during the day, but had been subsequently removed =
the book eepcr.
HIGHWAY nonnrns.-yesterday morning, abou, halt
pas, O'Clock, Mr. H. Brophy, residing at AZ unios
street while returning TO bis home met tho
M Of Court and Union streets by gang OF rowdies.
VINO Knocked him down and robbed him Of bis pocket
hoax, containing small amount OF money. MI bfophy
NW nQl seriously Injured The rogu-s escaped.
How ~ FLASkrp rnr ON wosas. Jimmy Owens,
man of belniau rrocyos, was arrested early yostss.
day morning by oacer Of the fortyhrth precinct.
While walking along Eighth street, D., dressed in q.
male attire. THE oilccr when he the prisoner
though, 4 was rather an unseemly hour or female pcram
huaton TN closer scrutiny 81 the suspected Individual.
the officer felt bound 20 convey owens 10 the station
house. Hs coaroe voice aud shore beard disclosed has
ieriay forenoon tho prisoner skcn before Iusaos
Daley when In mitigation OF his conduct - said he got
''dlry' n the night before, aud tho oud woman ~hs
know his weakness hid his coibcs aud bo therefore, 10
nnnk tho old lady donnod her clothes ani scarGh
of a aihrnkn when tho olfeor arrested bim Tnc jus
tlcc discharged tho prisoner With rcprimand
ALDERMAN ENNn.-Aldcrman Thomas Ennis ~ the fifL
ward who seriously injured by being pushed from
tho Cub Hudson avenue, near Nassau street, ~
officer Etenton " tho Forty fourth precinct, and
tanned what considered lractHre Of the rdul, attn
remains in unconscious and critical rond
lion. III sruf WI, not fmciufed, but the brAss
hAa suaialnsd a severe shock. Tho oicor az
the time tho nlar occurred 10 tho dharge or bis
duty VA Tying to dspcfsc a crowd % ruwdos Who wnto
disturbing TIE peace anu cndnnrefiug the safety Of
pode trans The officer lrs rcf the effect OF moral
susst1n h.t thh Lad mol the desired result when hs
tfied force. Alderman Ennis mere bysisnder, but
allowing himself 10 go Va the crowd lac met with the
unfortunate accident from which he r. now suffering
um.,sui1tY CESS pAvwmvu At nina . ciock
yesterday morning, little bcyy, Rober, Miller, aged
thirtfeu y.ais residing No 90 fcah street. and Ed
ward tauicy aged nine YEAR residing Al No as IeHn
street, drowned W pond a. Prospect Farm near
Flsibush avenue. The boys rNlmmn, la tbs
pond aud Cauiey getting out 81 hts depth Miller s~st
o. save him, when both wcr. drov ned.
CntD nrHsEp Dssrn--A child named E0ssa
Homes three years old residing At The Of RGht
eenth street ard Fourth .ycnao ~hilo playing " M
mat yesterday, sct Ore 20 hef clothes aud ~A~
burned 10 death.