The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-23
GRoOKLYN NTELLlGEyCE.

FOUND DROWNED AT BAY RIDGE.-Justice Bennett
held an inquest at Bay Ridge yesterday on the body
OF young man who was found drowned. He was
dressed in a heavy dark coat mixed cashmere
pants, blue flannel shirt blue overall and calf skin
boots, and had the letters ~. b." his left arm.
verdict of "Found drowned" was rendered.
THE LATE EXTENSIVE observation-disclosures and
julius Baere, the merchants doing business on Full.
ton street, who were arrested charge OF receiv-
ing stolen property the proceeds of recent burglary
In Howard street. New YORK, were arragned before
Justice Delmar yesterday afternoon. On the recon-
mendaton of their counsel William G. DE WIFI they
waived examination to SO before the Grand Jury,
and were held to bail In the sum OF $500 each.
STABBINa AFFRAY.-Last evening Mr.. Edward
McGrath, OF No. 144 North Second street. entered
the oyster saloon No. 152 Broadway, E. d., for the
purpose Of getting refreshments and before he lefs
the place dispute arose between him and a waiter
named Michael Sullivan about the price Of bottle
OF Scotch ale when the latter seized largo cheese
knife and stabbed him In the back part OF the head
inilicting an ugly wound. Sullivan was arrested W
officer Edmund Brown, Of the Forty NTH precinct
and locked up.
CASE OF AN ALLEGED HOMICID DE DISPOSED Of
Joseph Hode was taken before Justice Demar yes
terday afternoon for trial on q charge OF having
caused the death Of the infant child OF Mrs. Cullen
residing in Amity street, near Columbia. The COM
plant set forth that while Mrs. Cullen was holding
the child in her arms the prisoner assaulted her,
extent that IL died In lew days thereafter Several
witnesses were called, and testified that the death Of
Delmar fined the prisoner S25 for assault and bat
terry.
PROBABLE HOMICIDE OF woMAN.-A woman
named fairy Dennis was so severely beaten on the
morning Of the goth by Andrew McDonough that her
recovery IL considered doubtful. McDonough
resided with his wife in Squires alley, In
Hicks street, near Pacific and about two
O'Clock on the morning OF the goth they got into
q quarrel and finally into fight. Mrs. Dennis, who
resided in the neighbornood, was attracted TO the
Inn off nOHa Inv I'm cria of
and iound McDonough beating his wife In the most
inhuman manner. She attempted to interfere, when
her down. Not satisfied with this cowardly act, ne
picked up an iron dre shovel and dealt her two or
m
succeeded In eluding the police.
DEATH OF Two CHILDREN FROM HYpRoPHoBrA.--
A little girl and boy named Mary and James
OConner aged respectfully five and half and three
and half years, died from hydrophobia short time
since at the residence OF their parents In wocott
street, near Richard. The was reported at tho
police headquarters yesterday by oficer O'Brien, OF
the Fortythird precinct The children, 1t was stated,
were bitten the 18th OF August by dog owned by
rescue the children, was also bitten bv the animal
physician was called and the usual remedies
applied to prevent that terrible malady. The little
girl was first taken with the disease and died on the
9th OF September The boy died on the 10th. The
woman is not considered IN dangerous condition.
SEIZURE OF DIsTrLLERIEs.-Yesterday Deputy Col
lector Wiley OF the Second Internal Revenue dis
trct, seized the following named dlstieres for nom
registration, as required by the law Of July 80. :
1s6s:-A distlery located In Second street, near
Bond said to belong to Charles B. wylie distil'
lery located In Third street. near the Gowanus canal,
Owner unknown. distillery In tho rear Oh III
Douglass street, said to belorE to John H. ORourne.
dstllery located near No. "A Debevoise street nva.
Graham avenue. Owner Unknown dstriery n ~
Gated on the west side OF. First street, E. " nvas
North Twelfth street. Sid to belong 70 euW thna
Burke. The Deputy Collector seized eacn " ,ss ,r
misses. None of the Stills were running. Inc wnos
OF the property Will be handed over W VIC o"'V's
States Court for forfeiture.