The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-18

OF the F0rty-fourt precinct police early yester-
the prisoners with having assauIei and robbed aim
OF fUrtylve dollars while he In the rear ward ~
liquor store on Myrtle avenue near Schenck street.
The accused were locked mp To await examination.
ALLEGED EMBEzzLEAgST.-John n. Carmencke
clerk was arrested by officer Bowen. Of the Forty
third precinct on q charge OF cmbezzlement pre-
ferred by Richard voiPht of No. 90 Pine street. New
York, and Alexander Isaac, OF No 37o Henry street,
The accused, a. alleged. was entrusted with the sum
OF Sl0O to pay some Custom House duties and APP
propriated the money TO his own use. lie Was
i0cAcd up " answer.
BOLD ROBBERY or DIAMOND CLUSTER RrSi.-A
TALL well dressed man, about thirty 1--we years OF age
stepp' INTO the jewe ry store Of James McNurray
3l5 Fulton street. last evening. and desired o. see
some diamonds. lie selected from among number
OF amord rugs which were SHOW n him q cluster
valued At $3.50, and, alter placing IL nj his finger
remarked. 81 think this VIII answer" and made h a
escape from the store. lie was followed by toe
clerk for several b.oSLs, but eludcd has pufsGef
among the crowd
KINGS COUNTY SuRRoaArE's CoURr.-The wills Of
the following named deceased persons were adj
mi,ted 10 probate during the past week In the Kings
County Surrogate's Court before Mr. william ID.
veeder:-EzekIel Allen, Lucrcta Baker, James
Honeyman, Mary Ann Stevens, J. J. Henri Kraft,
Rebecca F. Carpenter, Jesse Carpenter and Mary
Ann Carpenter ali OF this city. Letters OF admins
trLtOn granted In the estates OF Daniel -. ben
net John II. Harris, ETnes EN- Good nan, Joseph
Sleter. Par OK Doherly, John \. McCoruick, Wesley
O'Lrlen. Tho mas Jones, Alexander q. sloat aud
Catherine Aai0ney, al lately deceased residents oi
Brooklyn. Letters OF guardianship OF the person
and estate II Julia NaldOn were granted "a Robert
Hall, OF George Ortel to Jacob Hirmer e, all or
Brooklyn.
NATURALIZATION IN THE BROOKLYN COURTs.-As
the period draws nigh when every citizen has voice
In the government through the ballot box ANA when
1t behOoves every resident or the country who may
have previous declared his intention TO take cut
his nna papers Of citizenship In order that he may
no longer be without tie enjoyment Of the elective
franchise, it IA not TO be wondered that the rush
upon the naturalization Offices should be very great.
In Kings county tie deep interest ielt by foreign
born citizens in the issues OF the campaign has mani
fesJy u with the decrease OF time which IN
tcrvenes between now and election day. The
puo can and Democratic General Committees
Il this county have each supplied the
County Court with considerable quantity OF
ma uraliZatiOn orders for bu n persons a. may
desire to receive Their papers gratis This free ticket
arrangement appears OF itself TO form no small In
ducelent with many who may have previously le.t
indIsposed towards going 10 any expense Ia the
matter. The total number VI final naturalization
documents granted this season through Mr.. Thomas
York, OF the County Clerk, Office, up 10 yesterday,
was 1900 and the cry is still they come. In the
Brooklyn city courts 100 persons have been natural
ICED, aud the applicants are largely upon the in
crease. Thus tie whole number Ol new voters likely
to east their ballot In November next In Kings
coantJ u 30 lar Z, 100.