The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-30
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LARCENY FROM TIE PERsoN-Peter Lober u Ger
man, was yesterday committed by Justice VOORHEES,
to answer charge OF stealing the sum of $3.50 from
the person OF William Bowman in saloon corner OF
| South Fifth and First streets, 4. ID.
COMMITTED TO AWAIT THE ACTION OF THE GRAND
JURy.-A young man named Eugene Murphy, OF re-
spectacle appearance n native OF Canada, was ar
raigned before Justice Delmar yesterday afternoon
on charge OF stealing suit OF clothes, valued at
S45, from William NOSs, tailor, doing business I'm
Atlantic street. The accused pleaded guilty and was
fully committed TO await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
FATAL ACCIDENT To A BOY.-Chares Treabert, a
boy OF eight years. whose parents reside at 1856
Yontrose avenue, r. d., was yesterday afternoon
Killed by being struck on the head by the accidental
movement of the bar OF "a house-nOver's capstan at
the corner Of Even and McKibben streets. The body
OF the boy was taken to his parents rerdence by
the police, and the In charge OF the capsan ut
the time notified to appear before the Coroner.
A MILITIA GENERAL UNDER ARRgsr.-Some little
excitement has recently been created among the
militia men Of Brooklyn owing to a mudde which
has recently arisen between Brgadier General Crook
aud General Molineux, commanding the Second Iii
vision, growing out OF the refusal Of General Crook
Ia forward certain designations rendered him by two
commissioned officers Of his command. General
Noneux has ordered General Crook to consider
himself under arrest which order the latter has
fused TO recognize.
FIRE AND FIGHT.-A wooden structure, owned
by Antoine Rosa, situated In Sixteenth street,
near Sixth avenue, was damaged by fire at
early hour yesterday morning, involving
loss Of about $1,000. on their way down
Court street, route for the fire, lively
running skirmsh was indulred In between the mem
beers OF No. aud No. 10 Engine Companies which
disturbance originated these fights generally do,
ia one company trying 20 pass the other. 4 few
hard blows were exchanged, and the police stepped
in and put Il stop To any further trouble.
THE ALLEGED FATAL WHIPPING CASE N A PUBLIC
ScHooL~-The report recently published some OF
the daily papers IN regard TO alleged cruelty to q
pupil In one OF the public schools. AMI the reported
death Of the victim through fright, turns upon
investigation by committee OF school officers 10 be
false. The committee having the matter in charge
al the conclusion Of the investigation said:--Gentle
men, after consultation with the President or tic
Board and my associates OF tins committee,
have come 10 the conclusion 10 report 10
the Board OF Education az its next meeting
that we have had IA thorough an examination
into this matter ~ we possibly could have and That
we have asked the gentleman who represents this
paper from New York here II he has any questions
10 ask the witnesses or any suggestions to make.
No desire having been made for anything further We
have determined 10 report to the Board OF Education
that there IL for the report which has been
published and winch has spread over the country.
If there Ii anything further desired by any gentleman
present have time 10 continue the investigation.