New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
prosecutor and sheriff win ssye the people this brutal

i Brewer whose estaDutument wac W
malicious psrsSn Who falsely alleged that two sets
| Justice Hauptman, yesterday, sonmittsd saIaf1s.
Nicholas Hurd had spprensnded Tor aemptng 70 pass
Station.
The Light Guard of New Haven, Co. Cd.
e s o % they s
on picnic excursion to Aderney Park and returned to
New Haven by boat In the evening. t.r I...-f...,
The Metropolitan Revenue Board has re-
quested carriers to notify the District Collectors wneI
any distilled spirits arrive at their oiees IN tns snd
lading officers.
Mr. Frederick Smith of Bergen, proprietor OF
an neenaH aa dsd Of % iocsay Friday night
few days ago Mr.. Smith was walking over the GROUND
nail, causing lockjaw, which resulted in death.
Mr.. Richard Grant White, Shakespearean,
took the auctloneers hammer in hand yesterday and
hoga knocked down to ME Colgate Baker for for 81
| was once owned by Lord Palmerston.
Deaths in Brooklyn during last week 2T. OF
these from cholera inantun, "a from consump-
on and IS from ma1ssnns n Thirtyseyen were men, %
were natives of the United states and the re-
| mander were Of foreign birth.
Judge Lott of Brooklyn yesterday granted
the petition Of the Town Of Gravesend land enoined the
Quarantine Commissioners from acquiring land on Coney
Island for boarding purposes The CcmnssiOn-
tion within ten days from Monday next.
Eight New-York rowdies took possession of
the Jersey ICity and Bergen Point dummy cars near
sengGr At Bergen on the approach Of the police they
ned but oIv @1a OF s Ssn$ y was captured ana
The men employed in Messrs. John A. Gray
Green's PrintingHouse met last evening at Farmers
Insu te to take preliminary steps toward organznga
vte the cooperation Of the printers at Harpers Avord
! and smlth McDougars.
Mrs. Amelia Philips of Beaufort, n. c., yester-
aAstataE I'm
information respecting her daughter child OF nine years
who sent North sometime ago under charge OF MI
placed in school in NeiS.YOrk Of Brooklyn.
Thomas Joy was on Sunday evening arrested
of of No fNorfoFs While riding in car through Canal
St The owner felt tug at his pocket and missing ms
struck him. and from the car He was committed Tor
trial.
Early yesterday morning Policeman Dunn
found the basement door Of Mr.. Herman Boltes wine
saloon at Nos 70 and "a whitest nfastened the pad
lock having been taken of The officer had tried ts aOUr @
ec,ued that attempt was about being made & TO enter
anee Of the officer frightened away the thieves
A man named James Simms employed IN
constructing pier for Oliver Charek at & putSn en-, hi %
Seedensy Sn losing his hold Of timber which he
raising and was drowned esreh 0p e sSes %
widow and two children residing near the place Oh inc
occurrence.
| John McllalHin, u ItdHlStti ~
slelghs steam laundry Beleyille was sent to New.
| York few days ago, 20 take some 5000 worth OF
SSar l OBJECTIVE % was on saturday sent
matter. After long search, the detective found Inn at
The goods taken Of and were subsequently
| taken, together with the teamster, TO Newark.
| Yesterday afternoon an employe OF the Hons.
ton.st Perry found the body OF woman WIN ghiid
caspcd to her BOSOM In the slip at the foot oi Gands
Brook The R gRogn Tas dTSsSa m SneT
aud rubber shoes plain gold ring was on hnger OF
e sh hand sae 10 De az SeaS
the neck Of the child The bodies were removed from
IL il sursed that the drowning was acciden
| tai during the storm OF Sunday night.
Henry Rimicl of No. 175 Third-ave, on Sun
day night attempted Jump on the front platform OF car
TWoutoth-st He missed his footing and ell and the
wheels Of the passed over his right leg crushing II
The injured leg ampuiated, hut he died soon after
ward Patrick Brady the driver of the ear was arrested
| but afterward discharged.
The Metropolitan Fire Department has dis
missed Felix oRorko Tor entering dam-shop while III
uniform. In passing sentence the Commissioners Ie,
marked that when rlman starts out on tour OF patrol
duty he feel that he Is in the performance OF pe-
eal duty Of the greatest importance and ms behavior
is not merely taking an airing" or promenading for
pleasure but really engaged in the performance OF his
young lady, named Emma Ball, died re-
Gently No 80 West Kinneys Newark from the effects
physician OF that place who said received So for
the work The police are now engaged IN efforts TO sec
wife and three children residing ia ParlIst SO far they
have been unable 20 arrest him The physics VIII
probably be arrested 10 day. when the County PHYSICIAN
IS ready proceed with the investigation Of the case
Charles Van Ness, son of Henry Van Ness, of
~ a. the sts on depot % Sesday Sl @
ing with the intention Of riding as FAR az the ctnierst
depot finding, nearing that station that the train
he was on did not stop there he undertook 10 jump oh
when fell beneath the between the rails, and was
Fortunately he was not touched by the whees but some
part Of the trucks struck HIM upon tue head ana aett
his skull. He otherwise much injured lie Is now
| at his home In q dangerous condition.
On Sunday afternoon n Club of about two
hundred Germans assembled IN Dclmonico Garden Park
ave, brooklyn. aud time indulgcd without re-
strant In their fyorite beverage. Their bauons were
length brought 20 an end by the appearance OF PoIee
mau bolton who arrested the barkceper Gotthod Roey
otthold made resistance but finally secured
! and tie place was closed. The garden Is owned 10y
Frederick Enricht. VIM. H. Harvey of Hicks and Poplar
sts; j. ebbouk OF No IS Fultons Caharine Nugent OF
No iI7 watcr-st aud John Scntire Main and Waersts
brooklyn also arrested for alleged violation oi the
| Excise law.
Conrad Frank of No. 11j Thrd-ave., Carl
Funks No 8li East Nmtlst, Frantz Jieler OF NO
Mrrcke Of No 2O Forsyth-st AugusSlenkoy OF No. coz
water-st, George Bender ot No 3s4 iiroomest Henry
Monroe s were taken before Justice Mansfield yester
day and seyeraly held IN s2CO bail TO answer for ALLEGED
violation OF the Excise law OH sunday John lIeiks ol
No IO sixth ave. and Edward Quinn OF No. JiJ Hudson
s. were held bail by Justice Dodge yesterday 70 an
swer gcd violation OF the Excise law. III not Keep
ing their places efectually closed on sunday.
The Board of Officers engaged in the exam
nation OF recchOadng firearms has subjected those
ts far presented 20 the most tests and the Con
roy, Lanison Miller, and Roberts guns have periorhfd q
IN satisfactory to the Board, thousand roid'
having been fired each without injury 10 the piece
The Board engaged yesterday In the examination oi
the Berdan breechloading rifle Two arms were e,U a
rounds neither Of the guns sustaining any luiy. me me
time required To ilre 100 rounds was mh4t"s cG a TeD
resentayes of the French Spanish aud Japanese armies
and Of the Russian navy, all Oi whom were hu0h Po'So
with the experiments.
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