The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23


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taar sullivan rssilns a, No AZ John street,
ie into he river Of the Fulton ferry ooa's ~
she entering the slip yesterday afternoon and mar
Tsvly escaped drowning. He sas rescued in an OK
haGstod condition and talea - his home
RoRBsp plcSrocKEr.-Trank Kane, residing N
classon avenue had his pocket picked OF pocketbook
containing 81 while in the nows ONCE Of wainwright
4 Co, No so Fulton street, on Saturday night The
thief was moi detected.
ALLEGED GsAsp LiaceSy. Under the direction Of
sheriff Campbell, Deputy Sheriff Aviator levied upon
liquors. &c, At tho store OF Mathew Lynch On
saturday Nj. Atwater complained that Lynch had re
moved some OF the stock, and thereupon causei his
arrest on charge OF grand larceny the case viii be
examined by Justice buckley to-day
frRE.-The stable OF Peter Pagan in Cheever place,
was destroyed by Gre at hafpast eleven o'clock ON
saturday night Two horses burned death, one
OF which was owned by Mr.. Pagan and valued at 5000,
and the other valued $780, by T. McGee The stable,
harness, NC, were valued at $780, This Is the third
stable which has been destroyed By nre in Chesver
place recently and in each instance the IRE IL believed
TO have been Of incendary origin.
MASONIC AND l.ulrAnY FUyERAL-The funeral OF Mrj
Thomas .. Cashow took place yesterday afternoon.
o'clock, frcm the Church Of the Restoration,
Of Clark and Monroe place. Tho members Of Ho
hcnl;nden Lodge, No sd, Nassau Chapter and Clinton
.enmandery, \. aud A. N and the officers and mem.
hers Of The Eleventh brigade n g., s. y. Y, attended
The funeral In body and followed the remains OF their
late brother to Greenwood where he buried with all
the IMPRESSIVE ceremonies Of the organizations to uhch
he attached.
Houss Rosanay.-On Saturday night iast the resi-.
ience OF Ions Jacobs l9l Grind street L. D., was
entered through rear window and robbed OF $ls2 In
treasury notos The money was aDstrated from bareau
drawer
Tm IEnPskASoE MOVEMENT. usual sunday tenn
peance meeting held the Park theatre last
ing. Mr.. A. y. Robbins, OF the Kings County Central
temperance Association, who introduced little mss
named Cary Browne. about 1--WE years OF age. Mss
Browne sang two pretty LITTLE selections, which
caived with applause. Captain Chesers then for
ward and spoke At considerable length the evils Of
ntemperance He urged his hearers TO shun tho or
all intoxicating beverages, and asserted that there
no such thing moderation without epdangeriBg
self Hc Traced the history OF the origin OF liquor and
designated IL the OF DEATH II debaFcd the soul
aud ruined the body ene-tenh OF s the liquors sold
New York were gross countcrfeis. The fine flavor so
much admired IN MADEIRA wine caused By . large
quantity OF puireued cocsroacEes which used
improve the OF the wine Several interesting
snecdotes calculated TO inspire his audience with a
strong dislike for alcoholic beverages related by
the captain. At tho conclusion OF his remarks coec
ton was taken up aud the meeting dispersed.
AoCrgsL--A boy named Charles Hmme buried
beneath snow bank in which he playing yesterday
afternoon ., the corner OF schermerhorn and Bond
streets. He rescued by some ctzcns when IL was
found that both his legs had been broken HimneI
conveyed 10 The residence OF bs paren in the vicinity