The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02

THE ADMIRALTY COURT.-The Admiralty Court
win be called in the United States District Court on
wednesday, the sth inst, before Judge Benedict
BURGLARY.-The meat market Of KlinK Brothers,
at No. 1l2 Fulton avenue was burglarously entered
yesterday morning and robbed or seventy collars
worth OF property.
ROBBERY BY A SERvANT.-Mary Howell, servant
GIRL fifteen years OF age. employed in the family OF
Mr. John Riley, No. 1894 Henry street, was arrested
Yesterday by ofcer Layton, OF the Fortythird pre-
Sanci charged with stealing 500 from her empioyer
and the girl, who confessed the theft was held to
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
FIRE.-Between three and four O'Clock yesterday
morning fire broke out In the liquor store OF
Nicholson Haggerty, No. ITO Butler street. The
stock was damaged to the amount OF $4,000; insured
Tor 5000 In the London insurance Company. The
building, which Is owned by John Cowen, was dam
aged TO the amount OF $780, on which there was no
Insurance.
ATTACHMENT OF POLICY Enthusiastically
three policy ticket sellers were brought before
United States Commissioner Newton. on the usual
charge OF carrying on their business without hav-
Ing paid the special tax. Barbara Sailor oil 1870
Meseroe street. pleaded not guilty and gave bail in
$1,000 to appear for examination on the 4th INST.
Jacob YOst, OF 80 BOerum street, also pleaded not
guty, and gave bail In 81, 900 to appear for exam
nation on Monday next Barbara Johnston. alias
Mrs Snapjohn, OF 95 McKiDben street. decided to
waive an examination and gave bail In 81 200 TO
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
ALLEGED FALSE PRErENCEs. Yesterday Henry
Felthman and Albert II. vleles were arralgned
before the Police Justice on charge OF false pre-
fences pre- ferred by John ii. Dickey, and were
held to bail in the sum OF ST. 500 TO appear for future
examination. The complainant alleges that he was
induced upon false representations TO invest 5000
broker carrying on business IN Stuyvesant street.
New York, and In DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn. De-
which he lived together with the office building
for which he paid ten dollars year only as ground
rent. Vleles, who was clerk In the employ OF
Felthman, assented to the representations made by
the latter.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF A MISSION SHooL.-
Yesterday afternoon the corner stone OF the Myrtle
avenue mission school. in course OF erection, was
laid with appropriate ceremony in presence Of a
large crowd Of persons The mission organized in
1853 and the following year was placed under the
auspices OF the Church OF the Heights, Datch Re-
formed (Rev. DR.. Eddy, since which time the
congregation Of this mission has occupied build
ing at the corner OF Navy stree, and Myrtle
opposite the END ~ viii haye
fifty feet and depth OF rs feet the design for the
front Is very handsome: The material used Is Phila-
dephia brick, trimmed with olive stone and Nils
waukee brick. 1t will contain free reading room,
prayer meeting room, besides the chapel, which
will seat about 7oo people. the building viii be
ready for occupation by the lst of May. Among
other articles deposited In the corner stone a
copy OF the HERALD and the local papers OF Brook
lyn. Rev. Dr. Eddy Offlciated upon the occasion,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. POWELL
A FESTIVE BRIDEGROOM IN LNBo-A TRIO OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Broderick, a laborer, stall
WORTH middle aged and rolllcklng son Of the Green
Isle OF the Sea- was arraigned before Police Justice
Walsh on Monday last on charge Of intoxication.
He pleaded earnestly for mis- release. being on his
wedding SPREE" but the Justice was memorable,
and he was sent to the county jail for ten days. The
day following Thomas II. Rogers, OF Gowanus
called upon the Justice and filed complaint OF
'fase pretences against Patrick, whom he accuses
with obtaining from him i've dollars under lying
representation. But the OF poor Broderlcks
misfortune was not yet full. Yesterday bright and
early, one Bridget Ryan appeared before the court
and procured a warrant against Broderck for big
were united In the bonds OF wedlock In the
State of New Jersey about three years ago;
that she had the utmost confidence In his truth and
sincerity until she discovered tnat he had wife in
the .Old Country" The original Mrs. Broderick in
due time arrived In the land OF her husband &
adoption and the complainant discontinued all
marital relationship with him. Last week. however,
Patrick the 'deuderer,n paid her visit and eX.
hiblted series OF letters purportlng TO give mfor-
nation OF the death OF the first wife, The story was
sufficiently PLAUSIBLE, II appears to enlist ner bele
and her sympatnieS IN behalf OF her once better
half. He asked her again TO be his and she con
senteu. They were again united by clergyman
aud SO overjoyed was he upon reganng his secont
his spirits and fell victim to gross lntoxIcation
the fair complainant has since ascertained That shs
has been again duped, and that Mrs. Broder1ck thu
original is still alive. The jail officers have beel
instructed hold him for trial upon the expiration
OF his present term OF confinement.