The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
BROOKLYN INTELLiGEsCE.

RABID Doa.-An officer OF the Fifteth precinct
shot rabid dog In Butler street yesterday. No per-
son. so far as known. had been bitten by the animal
GoNB.-Michael Feeney was tried and convicted
in the Court OF Sessions yesterday for assaulting
German named Henry Schafrer. The Court SEN
fenced him to six months imprisonment IN the Peni
Tertiary.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-An attempt was made on
Thursday night to rob the dry goods store Of Web.
Bter h Brother in Myrtle avenue. The thieves made
30 much noise that they awakened boy who was
sleeping in the store, and he gave the alarm.
BODY REcovERED.-The body OF an unknown
man noated ashore yesterday morning at Tompson's
dock, on Furman street. The deceased was about
twenty years OF age, and was dressed in q black
S Se aaa R Me has probably been In the
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BURaLAR.-John
Mclaughlin was caught by an Officer OF the Forty
second precinct leaving Murphy's liquor store, at
the corner OF Water and Pearl streets at two O'Clock
yesterday morning after 1t had been broken into. A
companion OF the prisoner made his escape.
THE LONG ISLAND EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoN.-The
convention reassembled yesterday morning. and
after concluding their business rendered their thanks
10 the right reverend chairman for tie justice and
ability he had exercised during the session. to the
secretary and his assistant for their faithful labors
and to the organis They then adjourned sine die.
ACCUSED OF GRAND LARCENY.-George Dorm, OF
East Williamsburg, caused the arrest, yesterday
afternoon, of Samuel Brown, OF ia Grand street. L.
D., on charge Oh grand larceny. Dorm alleges That
he purchased pair OF pantaloons In Browns store
and that while trying them on p0cketbook in his
old pantaloons, containing s1l0, disappeared.
Brown was locked up 70 answer.
CRUELTY 70 HoRsE.-John Looney, Atlantic
Avenue Railroad Inspector was arrested by the
superintendent OF the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals A. II. Campbell for beating one
OF the horses attached to car No. IT, last evening"
and taken to the Forty1rst precinct, Brooklyn. The
prisoner subsequently apol0giZed and promised not
TO be guilty OF similar conduct In future, and Mr..
Campbell withdrew the complaint.
ANOTHER New CHURCH.-The edince erected by
the First Reformed church OF the Eastern district
on bedford avenue, of which the Rev. DR.. Il. Porter
Is pastor, Will be opened tomorrow, although the
regular ded!ca tory services will not rake place till
the third Sabbath In October 1t is O large sub
stantial and elegant building, possessing superior
advantages Ia Lighting and ventilation and capa-
city TO seat 500 people. Dr. Porter Will assisted
by Chancellor Ferris, Rev. DR.. Prime and other dis
tnguished clergymen.
CAPTURE OF ALLEGED BURGLARS AND RECOVERY
OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-fhe residence OF w. II.
Jones, $50 South First street, Williamsburg, was
entered by burglars at an early hour yesterday
morning and robbed OF sverware ana clothing
valued at seventy five dollars Information of the
burglary having reached Captain Woglom, he with
the assistance OF Officers Pike and Connors, OF
the seventh precinct, New York, succeeded In
recovering the property and 8rresting the supposed
thieves with some OF the goods In their possession.
Fourth street station house to await hearing before
Justice VOORHEES, this morning Their names are
Joseph Ryan, aged twenty-Our years John Shels,
aged eighteen, and Joseph Morris, seventeen.