The New York herald., 1867-02-20
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.


sFR,ous CH.aeg AGAINST A PHysIuAs-Dr Hamilton
residing at the corner OF DeKalb and Cs~on avenues
was taken into custody yesterday by Detectives vdetto
and Folk ON warrant issued by Justice Co.nwell, in
which he is accused of misdemeanor, IN alsyloutns
obscene printsf The csse will bs examined on eones
day next
ARREST or A IAmrrIaHrKR. Under the new order Of
Inspector Folk to arrest all persons found meddlihg
with the street lamps who are not regularly appon.oN
lampghters John Whiteman was taken into CUSTODY
Whiteman was taking care Of district OF lamps Iot &
other party in the Eighth ward, and wnen S
them at five o'clock YESTERDAY mpnng gscinct He was
held TO answer
FATAL Aoc1pEsr-coroner Smith held an inquest yes
terday afternoon the body OF Phillip Kehoe from
the evidence appeared that the deceased was IN 'ne
employ Of Mr.. Clafey, builder, and was driving ns
team through Amity street Tuesday afternoon Wn''o
under the influence Of liquor He lost his balance ana
fell from his truck between his horses when they took
fright and away. The legs Of the unfortunate man
became entanged in the traces In which condilion ns
found that the horses had Kicked bis brains out
verdict OF death from accidental injuries was
THE ALLEGED HOMICIDE The inquest upon the body
Of James whalen commenced yesterday by Coroner
Lynch in his office at the County Court House The de-
ceased, it may be remembered, was struck with
tumbler during ARRAY IN the liquor store Of Paul
Skein at No IL Union street, the night Of the I'd OF
February and the blow supposed caused his DEATH
John Hall testified that on the night in question he
was in ,aiors shop adjoining the lqaor with the
deceased after purchasing clothes they into
he struck in the temple with tumbler which came
from the direction OF the bar; man rushed out NJ
the same time and witness under the impression
the tumbler had been thrown by him. There was
another tumbler thrown and he then found they were
thrown by Skein The deceased put hts hand up to his
head and witness the blood running down between
bis fingers In subsequent conversation which the de-
ceased had with Sken he expressed himself the effect
he believed it was accident on the part Of Skein
Several other witnesses were VINO tesnea 70
gard to payment Of some drinks and also the blow
which the received intended for another
party further examination Of the case was post
poned until Thursday
had HIS Foor CRusHEp.-Patrick Burns while assist
ing in the raising Of the grain elevator at the Atlantic
Dock Tuesday afternoon had his foot crushed He was
taken the Long Island College Hospital The elevator
to be unfortunate On one occasion
II was nearly destroyed by fire. few months since
sunk by the high winds at the Atlantic docks and
two have since lost their lives while at work on It
The original cost for raising estimated at
| but 1t will probably, cost double that sum-
BOLD THEFT.-Whie Mrs. Baldwin was making some
purchases in fancy in Court street yesterday two
boys grabbed her pockethook, containing $10 and ran
Off with it. The young thieves were pursued, but sue
ceeded In making their escape.
CURIOUS CASE UNDER EXCISE LAVA short time
ago man named George Arch married the widow Of
licensed liquor dealer and then fell into possession Of the
license we'll the stock and fixtures Of the concern
left by his predecessor On this license he continued
the business at 10 Graham avenue E. d. until yester
day. when he arrested by officer of the Forty
sixth precinct on charge Of selling liquor without a
license On being arraigned before Justice Walter on
the charge he pleaded ignorance OF the law and was
| fined $50
GRAND LARcESY.-John Crowley aged "a years, and
Edward McManus aged 10. were yesterday committed
by Justice Daley 10 await examination charge o
grand larceny preferred by Austin Kelly proprietor
hoop skirt factory Of First and South Eighth
Streets E. D. The prisoners charged with beng Inn
picated, with others, in stealing from compainant's
factory property valued at $500.
NATIONAL DRNocRATIc GENERAL COMMITTEE There waa
special meeting Of this division Of the Democratic
General Committee Of Kings county held last evening Ut
their rooms the City Hall The chairman, James
Carboy, presided and Chas Wyio acted secretary
Of the meeting Mr. York stated that the object Of the
meeting to inquire how far the other Democratic
Gener Committee would carry ont the promises made
last fail toward consolidation conference committee
Of Ave- with power TO increase the number, was finally
appointed by the chair to confer with the Regular Demo
cratic General Committee on the subject and report q
the next meeting The committee appointed are =
Messrs John York, +. H. Malison, f. Kelly, Clare
ana Chas. B. Wyle. Tho meeting then adjourned.
| RkApSos AND REGULATIONS N Mr. q WILDE HAR
D1SGE.-There . nne entertainment given by Mr..
| Hsrdnge, under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Chrsan Association, at their hail. last evening" for the
benefit Of the Bible mission work The audience wai
practical recitatons and dramatic readings in which Mr.
Hardnge was assisted by Misses Potter and Kinne
Barbara Freitchie Sherdans Ride and Claude Msnotts
In portion Of the garden scene between Men0ete and
tsned by Miss kinne-were admirably rendered, and
received the merted applause Of the audience. The
entire entertainment success, Mr. Hardnge giving
| ample proof Of high order Of dramatic talent