The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-17

A-arrff Arrsarr - Ht.swAY EossTEy on lA.rs-
dAl es aNs Es.ss cooper aud stupsli, ~ Flush
~, 0sts prloe,ang along the Jackson avenue road.
ami ~sen Va. junction OF Jackson avenue aud
Nawsaae. two oen approached the conveyance ~ which
'nsy weie *s'sd Ard While stopped Inc speed %
The horse tie other with weapon his hand. De-
inanasa tsem 70 deliver over vhsisvsr yanabies ihsv
had upon thelr persons The gcntlemsa
tie hgAsssnen again demanded their money,
when NJ. teopat Who bad IN his possession q revolver
DIRE" I fpm nv pocket and when ia ihe act OF cooking
Il ne exclaimed, 'l'i deliver yoI" fne highwsymsn
seeing the slistsnug shooting iron, ran The Of
the vehicle and be!ors the man could get opportunity
90 urs ines ont Of sight. II that "a .
road IL :hc place where highwaymen determined to
carry lieis neiarioua work, bu, IN hs case they
failed obiai anything compensate them FOR their
is Na7lai uon this thoroughfsrs AZ in The " tho
farmer IN Tuesday night
ArrgxrrEp HoesE srE .usd --on Friday night 1t quite
hour the stable ~ Francis acIIugh was visited by
tao men, Who broke on boards from the end Of tho
building and was about 70 enter, when Mr.. McHugb,
who lives opposite The barns hearing Tho noiss aross
from bed ana, lifling w mo window. discovered the
shadow OF under the wagon house. and putting
down the window OUT but before he reached The
pace no was discovered aud The two individuals took 90
TIER heels snd %, with tina gentleman after then
bus he wac unable To overiase tncin.
fns EXCISE LIw.--on Thursday Joseph Duer,
hquor dealer Of Flushing arrested aud gave BOMBS
10 appesr before Justice Quartsrmsn yesterday, Jry
~ summoned pner was present, but The plaintiff Il
ALLEGED nngr or cow.-on Thursday Mr. Bergen !,
Of Flushing had upon pasture COW which during The
day was missed from the prsmscs and il not oeing
thought that body would DO ar ne Al 10 gteal
animal ~ open daylight, search was instituted, but
lailed 10 ind the COW. Tho sang animal has
snfs been found. and ~ conjecture Or ali that
has been stolen and slaughtered ions beora this time
nAGIsc RoaRERY-on Thursday nisnt the store OF Ha-
& Price, Blue Point, entered aud conside-
rahe amount OF goods carried or Tue I'll ef absracted
from the M about $40 in money wnicn he Of course
pocgotod, aud after supplying himself With
goods AZ he was able 70 carry away vacated tho pre-
misses leaving his coat and shoes behind as0 the
tools with which he effected the rance
FoUsD Our HIS HIDING rLAcH As Mr. Jamas Aarsfeu,
living upon tho Jamaica road, about two miles FROM
tlushng was abou; retiring for tho evening he
ted by noise. apparently sneexing aud thinking
that something was wrong lott the room made some
friends aware OF tho fact summoned onlcer and
percd to the room agan, whan NJ looking under the
bed he discovered stalwari man. stretched a. fu!i
length underneath II. undoubtedly awaiting the time
when the family VAS reposlng Itowi about The house
and carry OF anything o. vaie ne mi4nt nud He
taken INTO custody by the officer and locked for the
night and he vas given an examination upon the
following morning and committed to Tho jail TO await
the action Of The Grand Jury,
DELIBERATE SUICIDE --Josse Dexter, AGED man
living Elery Centre, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself He had in the house Old gun barrel
which he loaded with powder aud placing TO his esr
touched i of with lighted spnsar. compstly shat
tefing his head IRON tito body An Inquest was held
and verdict OF death by suicide rcnd rod
BURGLARY MoRIcnss --rh. store OF Gilbert :.
Terry, A. Noriche., broken into Friday night and
goods 10 The value OF 81 600 taken. The robbers then
aola Mr.. Ieny's horse and wagon AXE ihs goods
away With. No clue has been found tie robbers nor
30 tue horse and wagon.