The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-24
sRooKLYy INTELLIGENCE.


e, s:r-Ly AoRrALIrY.-one hundred and sikhsy-
elk deaths are reported by the heath officers TO have
~ urrcd in Brooklyn during the past week. or the
deceased IS we're men, IS women boys and 20 glrlA
BURGLARS on Tn. RAxrAGk-Oico1 whitney and
Durham, Of the Forsy-n rst precnct chased MA
burglars yesterday morning who had broken insel
TIE store Of Mr. John C Moore, dry gsods
dealer a. 1853 Fulton avenue. The attention Of the
o:ncers was attracted to tho place by the bfeaklng
ned through Hoyt and erded IN euding tasit
pursuerA They, however dropooi tour nns shswigl
which they had taken from the store. -
Mr. samuel Gross VIII, keeps Q o. hing stose a Ma
50 Hamilton avenue surpnsed too burglars u BIB sore
packed up 5000 sooas which they were aboee
removing They removed themselves so quickly On tne
Of Gross that no was snabis tell WHOA
way they had vanished.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY. -Four Young men named Jssse
Mott Albert Aott Thomas Do~d and John RabOt whs
arresed Tow days sincs on charge OF Highway
robbery. il having Knocked dows snd rtbosd Mk
Robert Rosln u watch cham The night Of the 1oA
instant, IN Third avenue. were ,axrn before Justice
Go.nwsi y.s.srd.y sf'ernoca 70. sxaminssion
Dowd as having takon part in tho assault and robbery
The two Mo,s aud Rabbit we're committed to await the
action Of the Grand Jury. =
FuSrRAI or Mr.. JOHN I. Wharf.-The funeral Of NJ.
John T. Wsir the late editor Of the Brooklyn Tyses
took place from his residence No os Johnson street.
yesterday afternoon. and attended BY number Il
the members OF the Brooklyn prcs together with large
number Of tho relatives Of the deceased His remains
we're sucased 10 handsome exood coin with River
mountings Upon the LID rested beautiful wreath Of
cameliaa The funeral were conducted
by the Rev. L. > Porter. who said he
had been intimate with the deceased for the
past eighteen year, having male his acquaintance when
he vas nero schcDloDy II, hat been intimate with
MIN rom mat tins until MS oean and therefore IsIs
Marty felt on such occs.ons Hs then referred 70 the
hign literary attainmcns Of the deceased aud read
lecDre r. IN 80 poems which h. decea Ell had ten.
AMI wi III he thou sht applicable this occasion
AZ the conclusion OF the services tho remains OF The
deceased were removed 10 Or ,oi Cemetery where
tney We're buried.
NEW BUILprSo Blown DowS-Two PERsoys In
yuRgD "A new build ne. in course OF construction a
the corner OF Graham Avenue and Frost street, e D.,
blown down about three o'cIok ys,tcrday afiers
BY tho prevailing high winds and . workman
named Henry Dletz buried In tho runs After
considerable difficulty Dicfz wns extricaed from HE
periIous posit but no found bs serousv In.
jured. Ars Kiilp we OF tho or the demolished
rho s Is a' ao 20 ~ vas a,so
story and half, frams an valued At al,60e.
Tho house adjoining was damaged 20 tho extsni Of $500
by the failing bricks ana timber
EXPLOSION AND FIgs ~ A CHEMICAL FAcroRv.-Be-
tween eleven and twcv, O'Clock yesterday forenoon
explosion OF sulphuret OF esisr the chemics
factory OF T. l. Malot. Jr, Flushing avenue Kent
T. n. and ioes II properly 70 toe ansant Of s1,6o4
resulted. Several warkmc1 vera engwcf In running
the substance from which her h made from brnnB
took place and set tho building nrr bot they al -
prevented BY tho prompt action nrsmsn Of the
Eastern and Western dsncss The apparatus OF beth
having arrived 81 tho facory IA very short time afsss
che occurrence Of the explosion
CHARGE or LARCENY Nor SUSTAINED. Deputy Ehsri9
Peter Brandmore ana William Penross, Of Ulstss
county. yesterday placed before Justice vcorhisG
The charge Of stealing setter dog from theodore
Bier, Of Brsh~icx avenue, D. Tue charge We ncs
sustained BY the evidences and The accused were d.
charged