The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

Two PERSONS KILLED BY FALLING Down SrARa-Ed-
ward Hcrrou boarder ut the house OF Mrs. Bohen No.
sackett street. fell down fight OF stairs on Sunday
night, and sustained q fracture Of the skull. He was
picked up in an nsens,be condition, and died in about
an hour after the accident Coroner Lynch held an
over the body yesterday afternoon when vercs
from accidental injuries rendered The Coro-
also held an inquest yeserday over the booy Oh M
her residence No OIL Atlantic street. on Sat
urday night. verdict In accordance was rendered.
Oscars PRISONER IRON CouHr--Robert Aiken
| the young man who arrested by Detectives Folk
and videto Saturday night, on charge Of obtaining
goods from different merchants in New York under false
pretences WINS taken Justice Dnnncs yesterday
morning for examination. Wnie the officers were
having the papers made out the prisoner picked up his
hat and walked out Of court unobseryed His dis
appearance discovered, and thorough search
made 10 the neighborhood, but he had made good
his escape, and still enjoys hts freedom
DEATHS BnooxLrs.-Durpg the past week there
we're 15l deaths which decrease compared with the
report OF the previous week.
THE BOARD ALpERxgx.-The members of the Board
OF Aldermen much absorbed in politics yester
day thai they forgot the regular meeting At the hour
OF meeting only two members OF the board made their
appearance.
SNEAK RoBBERIEs,-The. residences OF Mr. A. y. Her.
man, in Cumberland street. entered by q sneak
thief Yesterday who stole 4 valuable overcoat The
residence OF Mr. James Croker. In Sixteenth street
Fifth avenue was also entered by sneak, who
CEMETERY CossFcRAroS.- Officers Of the Grand Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons OF tho State OF New York
yesterday afternoon consccrated with appropriate
plot Of ground recently purchased at Cypress
Hills Cemetery by Cassia Lodse No. 4t5. OF Williams
burg X. W. Robert Naloy oIica,ed as Grand Master,
r. W. VIM. T. Anderson Deputy Grand Master, W.
Geo. w. Harris a. senior Grand Warden, John p. Hop
kins as Junior Grand Warden and Rev Danei Morris
Grand Chaplain. several hundred persons were IN
attendance. aud the services very impressive.
Vocal and instrumental performers furnished excellent
music The ground consecratce viii be used exclusively
burial OF deceased members Of Cassa Lodge and
their families.
CAsu,Lrrxs.--At an early hour yesterday morning
boy, aged four years, named Rudolph wenzS, acc-
dcn,aly fell from the roof Of extension At No. -
Broadway r. d., and striking upon his head was
severely IL not fatally injured. About O'Clock IN
the afternoon n named James Westial was severely
Injured by falling through trap door the second
floor OF Thorne's carriage factory, No. 90 Broadway.
f. H. The injured man removed 70 hts residence
in spring street, New York.
Finx AT ris LoSo ISLAND RAnRo DFPor "A Gre
dIscoycrcd about o'clock yesterday morning among
somo Of hay ing the depot OF the Long Island
Railroad In Atlantic street, near Franklin avenue. Be-
the flames extingnished iwenty-sx Daes we're
consumed involving loss " $500. II s Believed 10
have been OF incenaiary origin