The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-12

BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.
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THE FuRKAS STREET RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A VERDICT
CESsuRE-Coroner Lynch concluded the inquest yes
terday in the OF VIM. Kshos who over and
killed in Furman street. the night Of the 25th Deem
her, The jury returned verdict that the deceased
TO his death by being over, as they believed by
No. Is OF the Bedford ne and that he intoxicated
and unable to take Of himself They severely
srsd the driver and conductor Of the whom they
mention Is having acted in an inhuman manner, and
recommend that the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad
Company compensate the widow for the oss OF her hus
band .-sak
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING 4 BRIDE.-James Dubereli
appeared before Commissioner Jones yesterday morn
ing charged with having received 500 bride for
leaving his post OF duty in guarding spirits recently
seized by tho officers OF the Internal Revenue Depart
ment The absence Of the defendant, IL is charged,
enabled the parties who had defrauded the government
TO remove quantity OF the confscated material Chas.
Karcher also appeared In a similar charge and
the Commissioner held both parties TO bail In the Of
$500
THE PLYMOUTH CHURCH DEBr.-The Trustees Of Ply.
mouth Church held their annual meeting on Thursday
night and appears from the Treasurer report that
the income for tine ensuing year, 1867. is $50 600
Graves, j B Hutchinson and II. w Sadge we're chosen
trustees. motion to pay the outstanding debt OF
$4,000 unanimously adopted. $4,000 was
voted for the establishment Of a mission school The
expediency OF erecting additional gallery in the
church was discussed and the matter referred 10 the
trustees.
ANNUAL INSERTING STOCKHOLDERS BROOKLYN
ACADEMY OF Music annual meeting of the stock.
holders Of the Brooklyn Academy Of Music held
last evening in the directors Of the Academy
Alexander v. Blake who presided as chairman called
the meeting to order, and Mr. David Kimberley acted
secretary The treasurers report which submitted
by Mr. Isaac rockingham, read and accepted by
| the meeting Mr. Z. D. Plympton then read the drec
| tors report for the year 1865 by which shown
that largely increasing demand for the Academy Of
I Music, with the sonding receipts Of lss nights
against 1913 OF the previous year, or sixty nahs 81 an
increase. gives gain OF abou. fifty per cent az com.
pared with the 1865. OF this number there we're
thirynine operatc sixty dramatic performances
| about nifty concerts lectures and exhibitions. and the
| other nights by balls promenade concerts, NC
The increased income Of the year has 90 o s-
and fifty seven dramatic performances, giving $500;
together $ll 055 excess over last year in these two
items The receipts for the auditorium were $50 ZOa
Assembly and directors room $3.50 Tho total rece'rss
for past year S32 1885, which Is gam OF $4,000
| extraordinary expenses incurred in procuring new
scenery and repairs during the year there
by stating that they hoped before the expiration Of
another year that thcra would be respectable dividend
declared ballot for directors for the year 1897 was
lowing ticket, which was almost unanimous Henry =
Pierrcpont, Luther B. wynan, Charles A. Townsend,
Isaac H. rockingham and Marcelius Massey. The mum.
Der Of shares represented In the ballot was ! 800
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN A BURGLAR AID 4
woxAS-Yesterday afternoon two burglars entered the
residence Of Mr.. Prcsler, Of Adams and York
Streets and proceeding unobseryod e room on tho
second storv thcy packed up bundle of clothing, with
Prcsler entered She cndeavorcd to hold ono Of .hIn
as they made on from the room and 30 50 doing she
knocked dowR, but recovering herself she pursued
the fellows and seized Of thom tho stairs. One
Of the fellows then struck her Knocking her out the
! sidewalk beneath. She vas In an advanced stage OF
pregnancy ana sustaped serious injuries IN The fall
Both follows then nade on IN opposite directions One
OF them was overtaken however by an officer o. the
Forty second precinct and being taken 20 the station
hoiss az his name as Henry Chcsscy. A ske!s,on
key and shiss such sarssss were = ~
srIcmm UNDER PECULIAR clscrxsrAScrs-op Thurs
day evening young lady named Ear.am was married,
and the wedding party assembled the residence Of her
parents, No IS South Eighth street, f. H. the fesvI-
| ties continuing until midnight, The young bride then
lei the home o. her parents with her husband, both IN
tending take early train southwark their we'd
ding tour Previous to her departure her brother James
| young unmarried OF twenty eight years, showed
her every aenon and AZ FAR a could be seen appeared
we'll pleased with herself and young husbands
but shortly after their departure he retired 10 his room,
took out his military coat lhaviag been member Of The
| Seventh regimentl from closet and spread y on
lounge then laid himself his bed. and discharged
revolver at his breast twice in RAPID succession one 81
the bullets piercing hs heart and causing almost instant
seaih the other SIMPLY pcrfoaiinr his ana lodging
| in the walt His mother the lrs 70 ind HIM ivaR
dsad IN pool a. Dis own arn w S we"s s
much promise. and commanded the respec' q al who
X him His friends have no idea q ne motive which
,.5 rim thus suddenly to terminate his he An nqlcs;
was 4 cid the body yesterday afternoon ~ Coroner
S,uitv y Verdict suicide. -.....-,,--4s.
r,rer,ox Or 0rrfcgas CASTERS Dl.Tmcr Flas
prrAnrxrsr - meeting Of tbs Board Representa-
tives Of the Es,,e,.1 District Fire Department hea on
Thursday nyl, ,hc following officers elected or
the year:-Pressdcnr WI am D Dower. Q! Engine CEN.
pany No IL; ycc Prefiden,, icnard freeman, y Hose
Company No q secrcssry, sohn Creamy rrclecici
after sharp oantostl Treasurer ,anel ~ "uant re-
electedi; Fire Warden. John Ecsiht collector John
Courtney -
CLERKS MASS MEETING m THE EASTERN pis,gicr The
dry goods clerks the Eastern District as, night bed
mass meeting at Adelphi Han, Grad anu Eleventh
streets FOR the purpose of advancing the early GLOWING
movement The attendance rather limited, hut the
meeting was quite spirited Mr.. Charles elliott
cupied the chair The President Of the Worklnsmen's
Union Of New York. Mr. >. T.Tayor. was the first
speaker. He delivered very ENCOURAGING address 10
the young men. and frequently applardcd. Other
speakers followed batch Of resolutions II persuasive
character adopted, aud adjournment WAS moved
and carried midnight The Minority Of the DRY
goods merchants OF the District favorable to the
cause, but their good intentions rendered almost
nugaiory by the minority.