The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-20
BROOKLYN INTElLIGENCE.

raE REcESr BvR1tARKs C0ugrv TOWNS Tho per-
Pe'rators Of . series OF burgisrious depredsoas sf
recent occurrence at Canarse, Fort Hamilton asA
elsewhere the suburbs OF Brooklyn. have Just bees
aRpfehended aud large amount OF the stolen property
tics was effected in the following manner In carly
part OF last week the Bay View House. at Canssss,
y Mr. Augustus Failing. was robbed Of set q
establishment In Now York from which he had origi-
nally purchased the missing balls for the purpose or
informed that his stolen Get had lusl bes.
ou n, there 70. sale Messengers we're immed-
billiard saloons. one OF which happened 80
meet the individual who bad stolen iyoes for sals
ohcer Kelly, OF the thrd precinct and brought before
justice nossn, a. The Tombs where he gave Che
Justice Hogan caused Taboo 70 be .assu 70 'as
Tue matter was then gwen TO detectives CorviD Prost
they prevailed upon the prisoner 10 tell the name 81 ns
accomplish The information thus given by Tslnot la
" wait 70 the residence OF Thomas McCauey Bel
chem Place. near Bond street South Brooklyn A
thorough search OF the house the finding OF very
array OF household articles v.r,s PICTURES
Jewsry, clothing valuable literary works. &c. amount
ing value to two three thousand dollars worth The
property. which had evidently been stolen,
TO Police Headquarters. and Mccauley was ar
rested and locked up At the station house
Washington street. Yesterday morning both tho
office Of INSPECTOR Folk i've complaints OF burglary
They pleaded not guilty. Property TO the value $3.50
was Identified by Augustus d. Lehman. Of Bay View
John A. Kissam, fort Hami'ton identified $3.50 WORTH
=. T. Church, Fort Hamilton, $780, NJ Lehman,
Canarsie. 800 Other parties who have been heeced ia
the suburbs time time calling inspect ths
recovered property in the hope OF recognizing their
goods among tho assortment.
CHANGE I CAR TEaxfNUs AT FULTON FERRY
The foot OF Fulton street monopoIized by
tho Brooklyn City Railroad Company with their
swcbes and turntables that access TO the public dock
WAS rendered almost impossible Street Commissioner
rutey VINO mas been ensased In opening the streets to
al lysn Had fues
company and stated that, notwithstanding the fact that
the location was most adj irab!y adapted for their par
pose, yot 1t nevertheless was great Interference
10 the public reaching the dock This
tho company had entirely overlooked nut they promised
TO do what they could TO remedy the evil Yesterday
they announced that they had purchased a site for
their II takes in the block bounded by Fulton
Elizabeth Dougherty and Columbia streets. The work
OF removing the old buildings which now tho
ground will soon be commenced, and IN tho OF
two three months the company will have theiT dep0s
erected. and the termination Of Fulton street will pre-
sent marked change.
TAG CoNEy ISLAND LIQUOR DEALERS The thrteea
liquor dealers and barkeepers arrested sunday
arragned before Justice Cornwell yesterday morning.
The accused, through their counsel william D. veeaer.
questioned the jurisdiction Of the justice case
and tho matter was postponed 10 Thursday next foe
further hearing.
FIRE NAVY YARD.-Shortly before eleven
O'Clock last night Ore broke out in small room used
for preparing paint ia the Of the boiler shop tho
Navy Yard. The alarm quickly given, and the
hand engines in the yard were soon At work. Nearly the
whole Fire Department ciamorng the gates fos
admission to the yard but With the exception OF No.
none allowed In. When the flames had been sub.
dued IL was asceraned that the damage would no.
coed $500.
The MORTALITY BROOKLYN There we're two hum
drcd and ninety deaths thus city during past week.
or The decessed there were Is men, 30 womsn Ill boys
and IFS girls e