The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

THE CAR STRIKERs.-The drivers on the Hunters
Point Railroad, who struck on Sunday, and VINO
were arrested for riotous conduct, were released
yesterday giving bonds In the sum Oh 500 each u
keep the peace.
COMMITTED FOR BURGRARY.-John Feeney was
committed by Justice Walsh to await the action OF
the Grand Jury yesterday on a charge OF burglary
he having broken into the stable OF James O'C0nnor
IN Union, near Neyins street.
A FEMALE sHopLIFTER.-Een Devine attempted
to purlon piece Of cal leo from the store OF lanes
ODonald No. lis Bridge street, yesterday morning.
but was unsuccessful. She was taken before Jus
tce Walsh who sent her to the Penitentiary for
months.
PROBABLY FATAL AccIDENT.-Daniei Hartigan fell
from the fourth door Of Beard Co.'s stove house,
at the foot of Van Brun street. yesterday afternoon
and sustained Injuries OF q fatal character. HIS
thigh and Jaw were both broken. He was taken 10
the hospital.
THE BROOKLYN ScHUETzENFEsr.-Rhe annual
Schuetzenfest of the Brooklyn Corps, which was
commenced yesterday, Will be continued at the
Myrtle Avenue Park until Friday. Five companies
OF the corps proceeded to the Park. The browning
Of the king by fifty ladies will take place the last
day Of the fest
LEFT WITH AN INrANT.-Mrs. Ann Wilson, residing
in Bushwck avenue, was requested by a well dressed
Irshwoman at the Fulton ferry yesterday TO mold
her child moment while she brought her baggage
from the boat Mrs. Wilson he'd the child which
was about year old, for nearly an hour but the
failed TO return Tor 1t. 1t was handed over to
the superintendent OF the Poor.
SHoCKNG.-The corridors In the basement OF the
City Hall were in most filthy condition yesterday,
and persons passing through them were compelled
to hold their handkerchief5 to their noses SO that
they would not be overcome by the stencil. The
members Of the Board OF Health ought to pass that
way occasionally.
A YOUTHFUL HUSBAND LOCKED UP FOR ABANDON
ING His WIFE.-Conrad Gould, youth OF seventeen,
was committed TO the county jail yesterday by Jus
tice VOORHEES, for refusing TO give bonds for the sup
port OF his wife. Conrad was married to Miss Rig
ney August last, by the Rev. Dr.. Haskns of ST.
residence until recently, when he returned to his
mother. The unhappy wife, herself mere child, Is
about to become q mother.
THE FATAL CAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jones held
an inquest yesterday afternoon over the body Of
Cathnrne Gaynor, little girl three years Of age,
who was knocked down and killed on Tuesday By
the horses attached 10 one OF the Hamilton avenue
cars. John Cophey, the driver Of the car, was dis
charged, the evidence showing that the accident
was unavoidable on his part.
BURNING OF A vARNIsH FACToRY-A WORKMAN
SEVERELY INJUREp.-At about two O'Clock yester-
day afternoon IRE occurred IN the varnish factory
OF Walker Gillespie, North Eighth and Sixth
streets Williamsburg, by the boiling OF pot Of
yarnish. The stock and building were damaged TO
the amount of ST. OO The flames spread so rapidly
that John Moore one Of the workmen employed In
the factory, was severely burned IN the face and
head. The sufferer was removed to his residence by
oicer John Rea and received prompt surgical at
tentiOu.