The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-14
SUPREME couHT-psCAL Term.
ER00KLSI INFELLsGsNCE.

TIE HUNTERS POINT RAILROAD STRIKRRs.-About
. dozen OF the strikers on the Hunters Poinl and
Prospect PARK Railroad were arraigned before jus.
nCe WEIGH yesterday upon charges Of riotous con.
Duct III interfering win the business OF the COM
pany. The exalnina ion was set down lor toHaV.
SrABBING.-Edward Brown and Jonn Woods rot
MO quarrel opposite No. 2ol Navy street, at q
Ete nour on Monday night, when the former drew
knife and sta bbed the latter in the de- INJECTING
q serious wound. Brown was arrested aud held TO
baii until saturday, when the case viii Oe tred.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Yes morning as Lady
named Mrs Lynch was stepping from the platform
OF one OF The Myrtle avenue cars her dress caught
on some iron projection and she thrown vio-
Hnty TO the ground, by which she sustained serious
kUures. she was taken TO the residence OF her
Ter, near by.
BKoogLYN MoRTALTvy.-The records az the ONCE
OF the Board Of Health show the number or deaths
IA Brooklyn during the past week to have been 254,
an Increase OF 80 over the moruary OF the previous
week. Of tue deceased 20 were men, IS women, 100
buys, and 100 girls There were Sc deaths rom
cholera 1nantun, IL from .dlarrlna 9 from scarlet
fever aud l. from measles.
BuaGLARIEs.-Mr. F. T. Greenwoods residence in
Marcy avenue, near Wllougnby, was ourglariouslv
entered on Monday night and robbed Of 1855 worth
TIE residence of Mr.. John J. Perry, at No. 2s6
Carlton avenue, was entered by burglars on Monday
night. VINO Carried on Sissy worth OF clothing and
sMseTWGre.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.-The body OF an unknown
man was found noating IN the water al the foot OF
Thirty ninth street, Gowanus Yesterday. il is sup.
posed the deceased committed suicide from the fact
tba several large stones were found III ms pockets
He was German, forty years OF age dive ieet six
inches IN height He wore flannel shirt brown
vest blue sack coat aud gray pants The bod, was
removed 70 the dead house to await identification
FATAL CAR ACcipENT.-Anout one O'Clock yester-
oay afternoon Catharlne Graynor little girl three
years OF age, residing at No. 1e Coles street, South
Brooklyn, was run over and instantly killed oy car
No. 10 Of the Hamilton avenue line, The body OF
the CHILD was taken 10 Tie nome OF It's parents by
officer Johnson OF the FOrty-tnlrd precinct. The
conductor and driver OF the car were arrested and
held TO await the result OF the investigation o.
Goroner Jones.
LEGENDARY FIRE.--A stable in the rear OF No.
2oe1 Fulton avenue, owned BY Iheman IL Bahrans,
and occupied Dy I. j. SUMMERS was destroyed by
Are about hai-past ten O'Clock on Monday night.
Mr.. summers lost two horses and quantity OF hay
and ieed valued IN ali al $4,000. Insured In the
Corn Exchange insurance Company Tor $500.
Loss on stable 800. Mr.. ii. u Adams lost $500
worth OF market fixtures which he had stored in
the place. The nIe was the work OF an incendiary.
BURGLARS IN PLYMOUTH CHuKcH-SERviCs
TAKEN.-Burglars got into Plymouth church Rev.
henry ward Beecher's) on Monday night and, no
doubt Thought they had got hold Of q prize when
they carried OH the communion set, consisting OF
tweAty-seven pieces. The set, however, Is only
oliver plated a1d OF very little value. The burglars
evidently mistook them for silver in which they
would have been worth carrying on. The whole set
only cost S14s originally, and having been in
some time, OF course were not worth much
a the present time. they will be replaced by a
silver set The thieves gained an entrance through
the third window On the west side OF the church.
INCEsDIARIsM AT CEREMONIAL RoPEwALK AND
Two DWELLINGS DEsTRoYBD.-The ropewalk of John
Debevoise, situated in Van Colt avenue Creenpolnt
was consumed BY fire at early hour yesterday
morning were also Two small frame dwellings,
adjoining. The ropewaik mas been closed up for
several weeks but the proprietor was about resuln-
ing business when the are occurred. II is believed
that the nre was the work Of an incendlary. The
dwellings were owned and occupied by Messrs +.
Kelly and John White whose Joint loss IL estimated
n 81, 800. The sum OF 10000 will scarcely cover
the loss OF property by this fire. Mr.. DebevoIse
dwellings