The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-12
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

PROSPECTIVE TROUBLE BETWEEN 4 JUSTICE PoLIcS
CArrAIN.-A man named Richard Norris barkeeper for
John Backen, of the of Pacific and Hicks Streets
arrested yesterday the charge Of having violated
the Excise law 1t is alleged tina. Bracken failed to renew
his license for the ensuing year. and in selling liquor
therefore violated the law. Instead OF sending the ac-
cused before Justice Dunno who adudicatss all cases
from the Fortythrd precinct, wherein this arrest was
made Captain Rhodes ordered him to be taken before
Justice Buckley at the City Hail. when the examination
was set down for to-day 1t is understood that Cap
tain Rhodes caused this case to be sent before jus
tce Buckley in view of the decision recently
delivered by Justice Dunno in the South Brooklyn riot
case arcady published in the HERALD whore several
parties charged with violating the Excise law on o.
Sunday and assaung an officer From the testimony m
the case appeared that the officers gained accees 70
the barroom by private entrance and Justice Dunnss
holding that they had DO rgh. e do this Y
the cause Of Captain Rhodes present caurse.
ACCIDENTALLY saor AT an early hour yesterday
morning man named Thomas Mcclure was accidentally
shot, while riding in Court street car by the prsna-
ture explosion of pistol whic he carried in one Of his
pockets The wound. which was IN the thigh, is Of ..
but not necessarily dangerous character He va
conveyed his residence corner Of Water and Main
streets, by police officer -
SEIZURES or ToBAcco AND CIcARs-Dsputy C0l1ectoe
Tobey yesterday reported the seizure Of wagon osd
Of tobacco belonging to Mr. Staussyhan, Of 40 North
First street. d. the charge that the property was
not properly branded The oficer reported the
tobacco the establishment Of Joseph velenke, q u
North Fourth street. E. D. on the charge that tho owner
had filed bogus bond, as already reported
CHURCH FESTIVAL On Friday evening the LADIES' Aid
society Of the Gothic Methodist Episcopal church OF
Brooklyn will hold their annual strawberry and floral
festival, in the lecture OF the church PreparA-
tons have been made for pleasant and sociabe meet
ing of the young AID old on this OCCASION
FEloSIous AssAuLn.-Jacob Cook, black smith by
A~ec~ v,~xS>
Walter a charge Of fcfonously assaulting Peter
Miller residing the of Walton street and Throop
avenue Eastern district but the complainant being
able TO appear, in consequence Of his injuries the
accused was emanded The alleged assault occurrea
between eleven and twelve O'Clock Monday night,
at lager beer saloon IN Walton street. It ap-
pears that Cook and Miller friends and neghbors
and that the assault committed by the former while
be was intoxicated The weapon used q chisel and
Mr Miller stabbed three timesn the right temple
right hip and between the third ana fourth ribs The
last Of these wounds Is Of serious nature and Is be-
lieved By the attending physician that the chse touched
the lung The injured suffered considerably last
evening but his life was not thought in imminent peril.
Martin Hess residing in Leonard street, Boerum,
E. D. was arraigned before the justice charge
Of assaulting bis broherin.law Philip Knabe with
iron bar. He was held TO 1t Is alleged that the
accused visited Knabels residence in Mescroe street,
between Even and Leonard. f. D. about ten O'Clock on
Monday night, and found him in bed. He then, with
out assigned reason struck knaoel on the top Of the
head with an iron bar, INJECTING wound OF three inches
in length, and ais the hip. The injuries, however,
not considered dangerous The accused u 10 said
intoxicated at the time he committed the assault
Yesterday afternoon, while an officer attempting
to arrest dsorderly man named Wallace, at 225 First
street. f. d. the wife OF the latter made an attempt TO
rescue him. when officer Thomas Lapgan of the Forty
NTH precinct went to his assistance Mrs. Wallace then
turned upon Iangan and struck upon the head with
piece of iron She thereupon arrested and locked
up charse Of fclonious assault Tins unfortunate
officer covered with wounds received in the discharge
OF his duty.
INJURED ny THE EXPLOSION OF LAMA man named
Frank Cornell severely injured by the explosion Of
kerosene lamp at l. p Israels livery stable Carlton
avenue near Myrtle about eight oclock last night He
was conveyed TO the City Hospital.
WILLIAMSBURG BURGLAR MEETS WITH MrsHAP.-At
early hour yesterday morning . burglar made An
attempt the residence Of Mr. Thomas Hasback
127 Montrose avenue f. D. but met with serious mis-
hap He first tred to pry open rear window in tho
main building, but failed. He then managed to reach
the roof OF the extension in attempting which
he fell through the skyigh cutting himself badly with
the glass in his fall Becoming alarmed al the predica-
ment in which he was placed the fellow gave mp all
the alley. pool Of blood found where he fell,
and his course Of exit was discovered by his bloody
tracks
CHARGE or PICKING POCKETS NOT susrAmEp-John
siege and Martin schsner arrested Monday evening
on charge Of picking the pockets Of John King Of
watch and wallet. were yesterday arragned on the
charge before Justice Daley II appeared in evidence
that the complainant and Mr. siegel engaged In
quarrel In the street at the time Of the alleged offence.
and the formers watch fell out of his pocket during
the quarrel. Siegel, who is very respectable citizen,
therefore discharged. Schisner was held for fur
thor hearing.
THE HoRsEsaoERs' UMox or BRooKLrH-Thc Horse
shoers Union Of Brooklyn met last evening at No. ITO
Joralemon street. Dennis Kerrgan the president in the
char II was resolved notice 10 be publishsd
the papers that the society would insist that ~ mem
bers should quit work on every Saturday at Tour N.
No other business Of any interest was uAnsacssd