The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-26
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.


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NEw YAcHr -Messrs. c. r. Ponlon are building in
their yard ~ the foot OF Bridge street. Brooklyn .
very pretty yacht, which viii in all probability Ne ready
for launching In the beginning OF May. She will HAYES
Keel length Of ll3 feel and deck length OF l25 feet
all about 1872 feet long her beam viii he 2e1. feet
her depth OF hold II feet and her bnrhen about $50
tona Although Fat present IN very uhnnshed sale
the new vessel presents a very elegant model She rs
very sharp and her waller lines are prely and more
than usually easy. Her bowsprt IS being CARED OFT
with the hull and she has full spot amidships hr
lines curvng gracefully from stem 10 stern; sbe y also
remarkably clean aft. As far appearance VIII war
rant iudg lnen there can he little doubt that this
yacht VIII h. among the fastest that have been recently
built IN this city. tMFNMsa
THE cosrY IsrAsp R,nnoAp TRoumr-rhe difficulties
between the Coney Island Railroad Company and the
drivers and conductors Of tina, brought To
termination on Saturday The road has been in exist
snce about i've years, aud although IL was one u
the best patron ia the city OF Brooklyn during
time matter Of much surprise 10 The stock
holders that paid expenses. Tie powers vested
in the super ntcndeut u the road were nearly supreme
and although believed by the company that many
Of the conductors drivers not acting conscien
uony with the corporation s,ill the company could nos
Obtain their dismissal Matters In This state when
the present incumbent elected President Of the
road lie resolved TO solve the problem and possible
ascertain where the leakages OF the road He soon
detected malpacces the part OF some of Tie
cmployes Of the road and some were dismiss d In
and Mr. J. Flach elected his successor FROM
that time to the present thee nas been great deal Oh
trouble ana disconent among the old conductors and
drivers (which brohght To eliminating poifS when
required 10 seontrt pedging themselves 70 ACT
faithfully aud honestly. and report all cases Of DIS
| honesty anions employees which might como under
their notice 70 the company. With the exception OF an
irreury IN the ranuing of the trips ON Saturday ana
| Sunday incpnycnience has been cxpertenced, AZ
enough have already presented themselves for the
! positions OF drivers and conductors From the state
meni OF the superintendent II Is estimated TINT under
the pas, management the company was indicted NJ OF
at least $4,000 per annum, and the injury done 70 The
relng and working stock OF the company was immense.
| Nearly sufficient have seen obtained 10 n the
| places OF those who left
MALICIOUS MrtHEr William Dolan, q young
whose bump OF dcsructiveness would 70 DO fully
developed, arrested yesterday the above charge
for breaking the windows Of the store OF William Cook.
1 Fulton avenue. On being taken INTO custody, Doau
made charge OF and battery against Cook, VINO
4 he alleges, struck HIM the arm with club Both
parties held for examination before Justice Corn
well
/ CoxrrpgSes OpERAroR.--A rather festive looking
YOUTH Stephen Gregory taken before just
Cornwell yesterday morning TO answer the charge OF
obtaining money from divers persons under false pre-
fences. Stephen has been missing from this vicinity
for past, until yesterday morning when Mi.
F. A Williams eeped him walking leisureiy through
Williams mas a little score to settle with the accused
He was committed for examination
INrAsTicDg inquest held by Coroner Lynch
yesterday attending tho desruc
ton OF the life OF the born infant Of young
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ing thrown her child into the sink OF r0undb0use
the Of the residence OF Mrs Green, 10 Nevins
street. President where IL was subsequently found
The unfortunate gr who 10 but sevepteen years OF
the time Of the about three
weeks ago. Several witnesses we're examined, and the
| case was adjourned until to-day
DEATH ny PosoSLWhils labofiug under temporary
alteration OF mind, woman named Ann Dorgau took
dose Of Paris green Friday last from the or
which she died the same evening. she was IN an adj
vapced stage OF prssnsAcy and being conveyed
the County Hospital from her abcdc 10 Dcrernus street.
Z. D., when shs g.se hirtnto dead inssut ana Died
shortly after reaching the hospital Coroner ssh held
m highest on The eod! and verdict IN accordanOs win
the facts readsrod
Rossaav or LmUoa -Errck kudolf W. arrested
yesterday afssrnoon BY the police Of the Torty,hhd
prcciact on charge Of being concerned In roobts0
Emile Goulaird Of 5000 worth Of French brandy.
The complainant resides ~ President street. end hsA
the liquor stored 10 hs cellar The aOOsssA vss isessd
mp 10 await examination t..M
THE LArs WILLIAMSBURG MURDER Two persons named
Murray Ephfsm and John Lenx the latter sometimes
known Johnny Lindsay have been arrested, d thu
instance Of Coroner smith, suspicion Of being mpi
Gated IN the murder Of John Fitzpatrick They held
81 'hf The
completely in the murder, although circumssansn. \
sad . be strong Ls :, r., .. . LDSs,. swsnysos
by occupation and resident Of Williamsburg Ephraim
thirty years OF age also native Of the United Satsa
cigarmaker BY occupation and resident OF Williams
burg. The prisoners were arrested By officer Andrew
Gildersissve a the Forty.ath precinct Ephram on.
hbits much anxiety about his arrest aud anxiousy
quires the evidence against him II understood
that ne has disposed Of the OF clothes be
the evening of the murder and changed his personal
appearance by shaving on his whskers He IL genteei
looking young man. with lusrous black eyes, ssd sports
| mustache aud imperial. ~
| BURGLARS COMMITTED roe TmAL-The two coorcd.
men, Thompson and Jones' whose by tho Forty
seventh precinct police charges Of breaking into the
stable II John WARD Of Grsenpoint and stealing
from set of harness Sunday morning. reported
yesterdays HERALD, arragned before Justice
Daley yesterday. Mr.. Wizard testified that his stable
broken into and robbed Of set OF harness
three O'Clock on Sunday morning; aud officer Marshall
testified TO arrestng the prisoners at the Grcenpoist
ferry shortly afterwards with the harness In
| session. On this evidence they committed 10
County Jail TO await the action OF tho Grand Jury. On
their voluntary examinations the prisoners made the fol
lowing statements Chares Jones~"f twenty -four
years Of age, native OF Hartford, Ct, reside nj 3I7
Third avenue. NewYork and by occupation . cook
\ Henry Thompson-"T am twenty three yean Of ago,
naive OF Ponghkeepse, ". ", reside At 30 Thompson
4 street, New York, and am by occupation watsr"
l Fatal ACCIDENT BolxD smP.--Jscsb Lo,ssss, sgsG
eighteen Of Prussia fell down NJ hold q the
ship Johanna Williams pisr - East rvsv ys>srdsy,
4 niurt0g roco,voa Cnrounx