The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

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MoRs DrrnLnrEs sxzEp.-The dstlery Of Thomas
Kennedy in Atlantic avenue near Casson was seiseo
yesterday morning the ground that false prands nao
been used in marking barrels Of whskey and that ne
had removed whskey from his establishment 70 place
other than a bonded warehouse, in violation OF the
revenue law Il 10 also charged that Kennedy did not
keep bis dstery open all times for the inspecuon "
the government oicers He arrested ana requlre1
$500 to await examination the goth inst Inc as
uery OF Henry Gsrkin at Nos 10 and ~ bergen
ns booss O Sn
whiskey, amounting TO nearly seven barrels was also
placed under seizure.
Fnoauous AssAu1r.-0n this charge Dutch corner
grocery man, named Frederick Buse, and his clerk
Henry scharf, arrested at early hour yesterday
morning and locked up at the Ffteth precinct station
house. The complainant, Owen Donovan. charges them
with having beaten him severely the night previous
The accused state that Owen their ore corner
OF Casson avenue and Butler street, about nine o'clock
on Thursday night and helped himself 70 some sausages
refusing 20 pay therefor that he wanted to fight and
said he should have $40 that night All this was aggra
waiting enough, but they could restrain themselves no
longer on BENG summoned up stairs by call from Mrs
Buse, who discovered Donovan in her apartments. The
application Of club to the Uranium OF the complainant
comprised the ground on which the charge was made
He left the premises without further unnecessary delay
with bleeding head, and Was subsequently found by
officer Raynor lying under she'd in very weak condi,
grocery men were held to await the result OF his
injuries.
DISHONEST DoxEsrcs-Kate Casey. aged seventeen
years. servant in the employ Of Mrs. Swan, so High
street, arrested yesterday for stealing articles OF
value to the amount OF s24 She was examined before
Justice Cornwell and sen fenced to the County Penen
tiary fol six months Della Hayes eighteen years old
a domestic in the family OF Mr. James Earle, 1s2 Fulton
avenue charged with having stolen articles Of clothing
from her employer to the value OF about S70 also
taken into custody and held for court.
CoRoSERs INQUEST Coroner Smith held an inquest
yesterday morning on the body Of Kate Harmon, little
girl eleven years Of age who killed BY falling from
the bannsers OF the stairs leading to the third story Of
the Perrepont House on the day previous She fell
distance OF forty feet, and was instantly killed APP
pears that the girl in the act OF sliding down the
bannisters at the time Of the accident
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT TRouBLEs-The examination OF
Felix Campbell one Of the Fire Commissioners, charged
with having violated the city ordinances In causing
false alarm to have been sounded on the night OF the
Goth OF March, was have been continued before JUS.
tce Buckley yesterday afternoon but was postponed at
the request OF William D. veeder counsel for the prose
cution who was not ready to 60 on with the case Inc
matter adjourned to Friday afternoon nj TWO CLOCK
Several remen were present YESTERDAY a. .ne Up
satisfactorily.
LIQUOR CAsE.-The proprietor of the saloon corner
Of Henry and Pacific streets taken into custody at
an early hour yesterday morning. for keeping open after
twelve midnight The sexton of church, who also
acts private Waterman, John Keatoy, was arrested
were both releaTed ball. by Justice Dunno to appear
for trial on Monday next
MILITARY MATTERS AT an election for officers OF
Company E. Ffty-sixth regiment, which was held on
Thursday night the Armory, corner Of Nassau and
Bridge streets the following named gentlemen were
chosen:-Frederick W. Jones, Captain; and Luther
Amcrman, second Lieutenant The vacancies thus ned
were occasoned by the resignation Of Captain Spencer
Hatfield anu rsrorv cocany rwen
ty-tbrd regiment National Guard was tho recipient OF
q very fine sword, sash and belt from the members
OF his company. sight testimonial Of their regard
for his gentlemanly and soldierly qualities
PRESENTATION TO CAPTAIN MULLEN, OF TIE Forty FIFTH
PRECINCT leading citizens Of the Sixteenth
ward on Thursday evening called upon Captain Jancs
Mullen OF the Forty sixth precinct and presented him
with testimonial Of their regard IN the shape q an Gle
chain and key. Although emineny deserving OF TINS
tribute the recipient was slow TO receive II but was
Others who had previously obtained the consent OF the
Police Commissioners
HoxoRs TO OFFICER THoMAs scorT-The manager Of
Edwards Opera House, Eastern District last evening
gave complimentary benefit 10 officer Thomas Scott, Of
the Forty NTH precinct Who II win DO remembered ter
minated the Of the burglar Monzan under cir
cumsances already familiar. The house was crowded
by an enthusiastic audience After the performance Mr.
Clover from whom Mcnxan stole the pistol with which
he attempted shoot Scott presented the weapon to
that offcer On Tuesday evening next tho citizens tcs-
timonia-a very substantial onewil be presented TO
Mr. SCOTT at Firemens' Hall Fourth street, T. d.
DExocRArc GENERAL CoxxrrrEE-The regular Demo
cratic General Committee met last night 1t their
No. s47 Fulton street. and confirmed the delegates
elected at the democratic primaries held Thursday night
The chairman appointed NJ. Robert Fury OF the Fftt
ward TO open the Second District Convention, and Mr.
James B. Craig 10 spcn the Third District Convention
The Committee on Printing then appointed when
the meeting adjourned
Tnx Exxrr FIaExES held their regular monthly meet
ing last night at No Court street. but further than OK
polling one or two OF their members for non-paymont
dues nothing was done. s