The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
EROGKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ACcIDENT.-ThOmas Stanley was severely injured
yesterday afternoon by jumping on sharp stone In
the cellar OF anew building In Jay street. He was
sent to the hospital.
Tas LocKIrT GUARDS made q very creditable
street parade yesterday and then went to East New
York, where they srant Jolly day In shooting and
feasting. The guard numbered nearly one hundred
muskets.
BURGLARY-The residence OF william V. Sehneck
Third street, Fifth avenue, was burylario usy
entered by prymg open the rear basement window
last night, ana sllverware to the vauc OF forty dol
lars was stolen.
ACCIDENTAL Mr. seeey was severely injured on
Wednesday afternoon, at the corner OF Powers an
wyckoff streets, by the end wall OF a building IN
course OF erection falling out and striking him about
the head.
ALLEGED DIsuoSEsrY.-Jacob simons, native or
Prussia, who keeps q tailor shop on Third avenue,
was arrested for receiving stolen goods valued ut
forty-flve dollars, from negro. The accused paid
the black rogue sixteen dollars for the material
clothwhicb stolen from the store OF Mrs. John
son, No. 1855 Nassau street.
Mrs NJ. Washington, OF No 81 Degraw street,
charged with the larceny of an Overcoat, worth
thiriy.ive dollars. from patroman James II. Roach,
oncer oil the Fortytnird precinct, who resides at
No. 81 woodruff street. was arrested and locked up
To answer.
ADDITIONAL ARRESTS OF THE SocIAL1sTs.-John
Kimmons, George Montgomery and James Murphy,
members OF the "Young Mems Union Social Club,n
OF Congress street. which was broken up BY the
the police, on account OF the dlsrepuabie character
OF the organization, on Tuesday night, were taken
into custody by the Fortyhrd precinct police yes
terday Oh charge OF grand larceny. The complain
ant IN their case Michael Judge charges them with
stealing some clothing and other articles from MIN
on Sunday last The accused were committed to
jail to await examination.
ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Trequent COM
plaintshave been made of late to the police or the
Forty-third precinct by citizens who have been at
tackled by 'footpaos" ut night while passing
through that section Of the city. The police force IL
entirely Inadequate TO patrol with any degree OF
yiglance commensurate with the necessities OF
South Brooklyn; hence the safety OF person and pro-
perty Is very much endangered, with little prospect
OF remedy, as the number OF police will not DO
Increased this year, there being no proyisi ion
Tor an addition 10 the force In the tax
levy. In the Portythird precinct several patrolmen
have been dismissed by the Commissioners within
tbe past twelve months and the places OF these men
nave not as yet been filled. Mr.. Thomas Doyle, who
resides AT No. 100 Baltic street, was assaulted ut the
corner 81 Court and President streets by three ruff
mans while on hts way home about one O'Clock yes
teIday morning. The fellows attempted to rob him,
put Mr. Doyle fought bravely for MS property until
ms cries Tor help fortunately attracted the attention
- oiicer Ryan, who came TO his assistance. Patrick
Doian Nrs arrested subsequently on suspicion OF
being one Of the Sssaants but as Mr.. Doyle failed
20 Identity hin he was not held. Tle fellows ned
ana made good their escape.