The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-23
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KINGS couSTy SUPERIOR Counr, c.ReriT--cALE,;-
DAP FOR THIS nAyNo-. 1911, i53 81 ~. X. 1885, 1911,
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NAruRALIzEp.-Twenty-n hundred ana eighty
seven persons have been naturalZed IN lie County
Court OF Kings county up to the present tine. In
tue Brooklyn City Court about 800 persons have
been made citizens.
The STREET SIGNS FOR LAMps-The work OF
placing the glass signs with the names OF the streets
thereon in the gas lamps commenced BY the
contractor yesterday The public streets, such as
Fulton and Fulton avenue, Court street ana Myrtle
avenue will be furnished first. The contractor IL to
receive $1,000 for the work.
MASONIC DEDICATION new and elegant hall
OF Sewanhacka Lodge, No. 6.s f. and A. NJ. on Mes
croc street, Grecnpoint, was dedicated with grand
honors on Wednesday evening. The exercises were
conducted by ID. q. NJ. George Harris with Grand
Lodge The hall has depth OF forty-two leet and
Is twenty-five feet IN width.
A TLL.TAPpEg SURPRISED AND CApruRED.-Last
evening man giving the name OF John watson,
tweniyeight years Of age, caught In the act OF
robbing the till Of the coal Office OF BENJAMIN An
drews North Ninth and First streets T.. d.. by officer
Callahan, OF the Forty precinct. who found
teen dollars In his possession The prisoner was
locked up.
INTERFERING WITH AN OFIrcER.-Maria Dolan
wfs arrested last night by oficer Eden on charge
OF interfering with and assaultng him while in the
discharge OF his duty. The onicer attempted to
her husband the night OF the goth inst. on
q charge Of selling liquor at the corner OF Raymond
and Johnson streets without license. Through the
interference OF Mrs. Dolan her husband succeeded
In making his escape and has not a. yet been ar.
rested. The accused was locked up to answer.
PARADE OF THE "BoYs IN BLUE'' POSTPONED
The grand parade and torchlight procession OF the
boys In blue" which was 10 have taken place Lass
night was postponed, on account OF the weather
until Tuesday evening, the 9th inst Arrangements
were made at the Morris and Essex Railroad TO bring
over about 600 a the "boys Ia blue from Newark,
aud steamer had been chartered bring about the
same number from Jersey City; but these prepare.
tons were counermanded.
AN OIL wELI.--Mr. Watson Sanford invested the
sum OF $4,000 in an oil well, which he said was re-
presented TO him to be flowing from nfty to sixty
barrels day. He bought the well through man,
he said, who was authorized to act for Messrs. John
he discovered that 1t only lowed about i've barrels.
He thereupon brought suit In the Supreme Court
for the recovery Of the money but the jury failed
agree and were discharged.
A SINGULAR CAsR.-At q late hour on wednesday
night an onhcer OF the rorty-second precinct dis
covered man and woman qumreing on Fulton
street. On approaching them to ASCERTAIN the cause
OF the trouble the man denounced the woman, whom
he acknowledged to be his wife, as thief, stating
to the of1cer that she had large number OF pawn
tickets In her possession for property when
he believed she had not come honestly by, anu
also bunch OF skeleton keys. The officer took the
woman to the station house. where she was foloweu
byher husband. on searching her nity-nme pa aswnn
were for gold and silver watches, fifteen for SILK
dresses and the balance for other articles OF JeWeiry
and clothing. She gave her name - briusct murphy,
rlainant against her She was locked sp 70 await
iurtACr deyClOLneus.