The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED THErr OF A HoRsn.-A misunderstanding
between James j. Bevtns who keeps the Centrevills
Hotel and Samuel johnson ana Richard Bells, Of New
York. led to the arrest OF the latter gentlemen
on . charge Of stealing . horse valued at $500
from him on Friday. II appears the accused
Friday they went out and took him away. The COM
planant not at home ~ the time: but when he
rery angry The accused were st arestsd for steans
the bride which the horse had on when they brought
him away. As they were discharged on Saturday
Bevrns then made charge against them Of stealing the
horse. The accused will be examined before Justice
Dunno to-day.
LARcxsY.-Thomas Johnson, q hostler, arrested
on Saturday night, tho complain; OF Mrs Femnins,
at the corner OF Dean and Smith streets accuses
him or stealing dress valued 1t $50 from her. The
larceny alleged, committed the 2sih OF No.
vsmber He locked up In the Forty third precinct
station house TO answer
CowARDLr ASSAULT on woSAr-0hicer Adrich,
Of the Forty-scc precincs. arrested two mon,
named Thomas Flcmming and Edward Laicrty about
ono O'Clock yesterday morning. charge OF having
committed . serious assault woman II appears
that M. Ann Stevenson. wnils her home at tho
above hour had pass corner OF Vain and
streets, when Femmng came up and without any
provocaton struck her blow. telling her TO the
pavement He about 10 leave her, when Laerty,
alleged induced him to renew the assault Tbs cries
OF the unfortunate woman attracted the attention Of the
repaired 10 the place was oficer Aldrich He locked
the accused up 10 await examination. The was
taken 20 her home at the corner OF Washington and
front streets, and medical aid procured.
DESTRUCTION RorEwALx Br TIRE.--The ropswak
Of John Banner situated in Elm street, between Gen.
trail and johnson avenues y. D. was consumed by Ore
between twelve and o'clock yesterday morning..
Loss $1,000 Insured for $500 In the Fircmen's To-
suraDce Company OF New York The fire Is supposed
% havs Of incendiary origin. This the second
building Of the kind owned BY Mr. Banner and destroyed
similarly within year.
TExrsRAScg LECTURE ny HoRAcr GRssLEy-A largo
audience composed OF ladies and gentlemen, assembled
al Masonic Temple Eastern District, last evening, 10
hear Mr. Greeley speak the temperance question.
The lecturer warmly received entering the hail,
and frequently appauded during the delivery OF his ad
dress He closed by urging the ladies' present 70 dis.
pensc with the custom OF having liquors on their tables
on New Years Day.
"a THs TEMPERANCE MovrNEvr.-There was an audience
OF fair proportions assembled at the Park theatre last
evening who were entertained by remarks on the sub
ject OF temperance delivered by Justice Daley Edward
CorswelI and Daniel walford OF the Working womcn's
Protective Union The nesting which was under tho
auspices Of the Kings County Central Temperance
society, presided by Mr.. George j. Bennett
In tho of Mr. walferd address he remarked that
OF the forty thousand workingwomen in New York and
BROOKLYN thirty thousand driven 20 labor through
the drinking habits Of . father brother or Other
relative