The New York herald., 1867-06-02
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

BURGLARS Coxmr1gD-James Sylvester and Edward
Foley who arrested for committing burglary at
the residence Of Mr. Daniel Van Nostrand NO IS Elliott
place. on the 2sth ut taken before Justice More
house vest rday and fully committed 70 await the ac-
ton OF the Grand Jury.
THE BOARD or HEALra AND rHr CoSrRAoroRs-Com-
plants been made by the Board OF Health against
three street contractors for failing 10 remove the
dirt and garbage from the streets The cases
Will be examined before Justice Buckley next
week. oniy four contractors have ss yet u
IL said, received any money for cleaning tho
streets OF their wards for he past three months the
Street Commissioner refusing TO sign the bills Of the
contractors the ground they did not do their
work properly those who put In low estimates IN the
hope OF getting the money without doing the work IND
u an unpfohtaAls business. IL ..s L. -. sar-rs,.
Igs soUra BRooKLYS RIor CAss FIsALLy DISPOSED op.-
Justice Dunn, of the First District Court before whom
the examination OF the parties arrested for participation
In the riot OF Sunday, April II he particulars OF which
have been publishedl, rendered his decision IN the
matter yesterday. The Justice discharged Charles
Brady, the whom officer Quick attempted 70
arrest, although he nnds him guilty OF resist
ing the officers The officer he dnds in his decision
was respasser IN entering the lager beer saloon
OF Mrs Brinkman, on Hamilton avenue. Tor the purpose
OF arresng Charles nasmuch as he entered hougb a
door that leads from the entry the being olherw
enectualy closed, as required by aw. John and Felix
Brady, who were charged with having ''commi,ied
violent assault and battery upon officer Aldricn /"
and rescuing me prisoner Charles Brady, are
both found guilty oil an assault and battery, and
sentenced 10 pay Dnc OF $50 each stand committed
in the county Jail OF Kings county twenty-pins days.
1t is claimed that the testimony does show tnat
either John Felix laid mold Of Charles until the
officers through other interference let him go, and lhe
justice IS Of the opinion that 1t was not their Intention
10 Interfere with the officers but simply to have their
brother taken drug store TO have The wounds which
he had received dressed
TREFr OF A HORSE WAGoS-Morris Baer and
Eias Van Buren. two boys sixteen years Of age,
arrested by detective Denton yesterday, the
plant of MIR. h. B. whty, who charged them with
having stolen y horse and WAGON The boys hired the
horse and wagon and four days afterwards was taken
10 the auction store Of j. Bogart IN William street. New
York, for sale for $3.50 The boys were committed TO
await the action Of the Grand Jury
ISouEsIs.-During the month OF May, Coroners Lynch
and smith held inquesls upon ninety three bodies.
ARREsIs -Four hundred and seventy-lve persons
arrested for offences In the city OF Brook
yn during The past week
FREs-During the month OF May there were sixteen
fires Brooklyn, involving loss of 500 500 There
insurance on the property Of S47l.0O0.
AccpEsT.-A young man, named John Detanery,
while at work scaiold front OF house in Fort
Green place yesterday fell to the ground and sustained
compound fracture OF the leg He was taken 10 the
City Hospital
BOLD ROBBERY OF DIAMoSDs-About Ave O'Clock yes
tcrday afternoon well dressed, respectable looking
man. about thirty Ave years Of age entered tho ewery
store Of Mr. Edward Dickey No Wiloughby row, and
asked 10 zee some diamond jewery. Mr.. Dickey who
was alone in the store handed diamond bracelet
| q diamond pin and set Of diamond earrings.
While the examining the jewery lady and
gentlemen the store, when Mr. Dckey turned
1 wait them. As he did 30 the man went out OF The
with the articles which had been laid out for his
| inspection and soon lost among the crowd in the
street Mr. Dickey estimates his loss al about 81 oo0
| THE GRAB GAME--Yesterday afternoon while a lady.
whose name no, sscertaned, was proceeding along
| Washington street, between Main and York. carry
ing her poriemonnaie carelessly in her hand, q
young cnap causn. ho,a S " - suaeen,y ano maae
Forty-Irst precnc, and ran rapidly down York
street, where he managed TO escape through
an acyway. subsequently Sergeant Grow got clue to
the rogue and succeeded in arresng him OF his abode
No " York Street On being taken 10 the station
he gave bis John Kelley. eighteen years Of age
and was locked up for examination. About 50 Of the
STOLEN money was found in his possession.
ROBBERY BY RIVER THEvRs.-On Friday night the
lighters Union and Japan, lying at the foot Of Good
street. boarded by river thieves, who carried OF
1900 worth Of cordage, &c.