The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-05
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

DRUGGISTS FINHD-R0bert N. Kennedy Druggist
at the corner OF Third avenue and Sixteenth street,
julius Schwardzenbach, druggist at the corner Of
Third avenue and Nineteenth street. and Edward
Buckley druggist at the corner Of Third avenue and
IN ire ageG by ON
of selling liquor without q license. The accused
were taken before Justice Cornwell when the two
to answer.
WEDDING IN C0URT.-The regular proceedings In
Justice Rileys court were interrupted yesterday by
the application Of young German, who desired his
honor to perform the nnptial ceremony. The appli-
cant stated that his name was Louis A. Martin. He
stone. before the bar and the Judge in q few mo-
ments tied the desired knot.
The DIVISION OF THE NINTH wARD-It IL claimed
that the Ninth ward has not been divided aud that
no Twenty.nrst ward has been created, although
bill 70 that effect passed by the last Legislature.
This claim is based upon the fact that the author
cOpyst OF the bill has made mistake; that the
boundary does not come back to the place Of begin
ming, and consequently does not enclose anything.
Unless the matter is fixed the tax collector win have
some trouble in ascertaining In what ward to locate
the property.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BoARp.-This Board met
yesterday morning, Mayor Kabneisch in the chair.
number of proposals were received for printing,
and petitions were handed In for repairs to trucks
and engines. No further business was transacted,
and the Board adjourned.
Collector T. G. Cacott, Colonel X. G. Enrignt and
John s. Allen 1t Is expected will be taken before the
United States Court to-day, when their cases will
probably be disposed OF.
GIDEON's BAND.-This popular social organization
and their friends in goodly numbers were gathered
at Lefrert's Park, East Brooklyn, yesterday after
noon. and beneath the outrageous shade OF the
trees enjoyed their second picnic OF the season.
PoLICE COMMISSIONERS Brennan and Manierre,
superintendent Kennedy ana Inspector Leonard
paid visit OF inspection TO the FOrty-ninth Precinct
station house, Gates avenue, yesterday afternoon.
THE TwENrY-rHIRD REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD
This command proceeded to the Prospect Park
parade ground yesterday morning. where the day
was spent In drilling and target exercise.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE SABBATH SCHOOLS OF
GREENPOINT.-TwO thousand three hundred and
forty children and their teachers took part In the
anniversary exercises OF the Greenpoint Sabbath
schools yesterday afternoon. At halfpast one
O'Clock the children assembled in the various
churches, and at two O'Clock fell into line
and marched through the principal streets
preceded by Mayors brass band. Each school was
under marshal, and Mr.. John NJ Searns acted
grand marshal. The children appeared To fine
advantage, with their numerous silkcn banners nut
terlng over their happy faces, and they marched
proudly 10 tile spirited music Of the band. The
schools represented were:Tbe Baptst 399 children;
the Tabernacle Methodist, 400; the Episcopal, 24S
the Union avenue Methodist 3i2; the Reformed, 40;
the Fourth street Mission, ITO; the German Lutheran
100. In the evening exercises were held in the
churches. .
EASTERN DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENTAL meet
ing Of the Board of Fire Commissioners held at Fire
mems Hall, Fourth street, f. D., Wednesday
night, Mr.. Daniel Donovan elected president and
Mr.. Harry Austin secretary OF the Board. coInmu-
nication was received nom Captain WoglOu, OF the
Forty-hlth precinct, complaining OF several compa
MES running their carriages upon the sidewalks
while returning from recent FIRE. The Board or
dered the officers of the companies complained Of 10
appear and answer