The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

CAPTURE A BURGLAR-ShortIy before three o'clock
on Sunday morning two burglars effected entrance
to the office Of Reuben vose bounty claim agent at No.
1913 York street, and proceeded TO blow open safe
which was in the apartment They succeeded In dong
this but unfortunately for them tho explosion which
officer Dennis Sullivan Of the Forty second precinct
who happened to DO In the vicinity at the
At the approach Of the ocer the operators from
the office, and one of them succeeded in eectng his
in an adjoining yard where be had concealed hscif.
At the station house in York street, TO which the pris-
oner was Immediately taken BY the oicer Il appeared
years. He was locked up TO await an examination be-
fore Justice Cornwc to-day. Upon examination it
and no damage done beyond that occasionsd by the
blowing open or the safe.
ARRESTED ON sUsPcIos--A man named Smith West
aged twentysix years, taken into custody satur
day afternoon by officer Buck OF the Forty second pre-
cnct, complaint OF Eliza Payne, residing at 2Ol4
Fulton avenue, whose pocket had been relieved OF
wallet containing about $12 while she was riding In
Car on Fulton street. The prisoner searched at the
possession which Mrs. Payne could Identity and as she
had othc reason for suspecrg him than that was
sitting BESIDE her. he was discharged by Sergeant Grove
ARassr ALLEGED SwISpLERs.-Frvnois Hammond
John Bauvelt and Thomas Morgan, aged respectively
twenty twontyeight and hrty-one years. were
arrested on Saturday by the police Of the Forty third
precinct the charge Of having defrauded Thomas
Connerton out OF SIS and attempting 10 swindle him
out OF Sls more by means Of checks purpong to have
been drawn on the American Exchange National Bank
of New York BY George Coffin II Is alleged tina.
Connerton cashed . check for SIS, and subsequently
asceraned ct the bank that the checks worhies
Tho accused were held TO before Justice Dunno
to-day.
CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY Dennis Clare
glass blower by trade and twenty years OF age was ar.
rested on Saturday afternoon by officer Kenny OF tho
Forty-third precincslon charge that he had robbed
Martha Ksslaher. who resides at No. Inlay street,
South Brooklyn, OF SILL Tho money is alleged 70 have
been stolen while the complainant, Keelaher was in
toxicatsd. Justice Dunno will attend TO the this
morning
SINGULAR ACCIDENT "A iaborsr named Richard Brady
aged fifty years, while at work in Prospec, park, on
Saturday, was precipitatsd from an embankment and
in falling was struck by whselbarrow, which fell upon
him. njuring him internally He was conveyed to the
City Hospital
ASSAULTED BY woxAx-A colorsd man named John
Henry Moore was in the act OF driving to che pound
number Of geese belonging 10 Ann Conuor who resides
In the neighborhood Of Greenwood whom II il alleged
he was assaulted by the irae Ann who struck him with
abrick For this she was arrested held to answer
Masonic FuSERAr.-The funeral OF Robert H. Cou.
sins coloredh sv Knight Of Widows Son Lodge, No 1,
OF Brooklyn took place yesterday afternoon from the
Bridge street African Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
Mr. Williams, pastor There was very large attend.
ance Of the brother members OF deceased members OF
the craft in general, including many whites and tho
services were OF very impressive character The
members Of the Widows Son Lodge and
No. l6s Fulton street, about twelve o'clock and pro.
ceeded in body 10 the church, where Rev Mr. Dixon.
or the Concord street African Baptist church. delivered
the funeral sermon, after which the procession moved
TO the colored cemetery at Fatbush. where remains
were Inferred.
CAsE or RsvESoA Some weeks ago Frederick
Smith, proprietor OF grocery and liquor store at tho
corner Of Graham avenue and withers street E. d.
made complaint 10 the Board Of Health against Bernard
Riley, the owner Of shanty In his neighborhood al
lcgipg that said shany nuisance Yesterday morn
Ing Riley got even' with Smith In this way -He cave
little girl bottle and some stamps and directed her to
10 Smiths grocery and purchase sma quantity OF
gin. The girl obeyed her Instructions and obtained the
gin. whereupon Riley caused the arrest OF Smith on q
charge Of violating the fourteenth section OF the Excise
law The accused taken before Justice Walter and
gave bonds to answer tho charge to-day.
ARREST or An ALLEGED RscErvER or STOLEN CooDa.-
gang Of juvenile thieves, In the month Of May last
made series OF raids in the Sixteenth ward on srocs
and factors. Among other sufferers was Mr.. Henry
Bailey, or No 80 Skilman street. E. D., who robbed
OF brass faucets, &c, 10 the amount Of $780, The prn
eps II the larceny arrested convicted and sent to
eng. Ihe property, or considerable part Of H.
Of the premises q Michael powd, Junk dealer
.rrss,ad ISL. sIeet near North Ninth, D.. Dowd was
found against him but when the tine arrived for him
70 answs. tns action OF the Grand Jury he was not
,u r &C. sslos commenced search for him
'me ego ana eserday, through the assistance Of
officer Rea or the Forty prscinct found .be dsn
aaen. near Luis Secx Queens county He brought
proper officers this morning 5 tried a shs pcr arm
OF the sessions =" W. 1sA' ~"
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.. Tho Rev. HENRI w.,s ps..n.,
did not preach In Plymouth church ysstsrdsv ~. h..
gone out Of town. and will not DO back IN ssp,ember