The New York herald., 1869-06-13
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

POLICE ARREsTs.-The police Of the several pre-
cncts OF Brooklyn arrested 357 persons for various
offences during the past week.
ACCUSED OF STEALING HoRsE.-A coored man
named Barzella Bundick was arraigned before JUS
lice Lynch yesterday for stealing mare valued at
nifty dollars the property OF John Jameson residing
In Baltic street. near Broadway. He was committed
for further hearing.
RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF SUICIDE-The body
of Ernst Ritzman, who is believed to have CON-
mitted suicide about week ago by jumping into
the East river was found near Pottery HILL Green
point. yesterday. Deceased was formerly engaged
In business at 14s Fulton street, New York, and re-
sided In Williamsburg.
SERIOUS AccIDENT-Yesterday afternoon por-
tion of the machinery in the Fulton stores in Water
street. gave way and crushed John Kelley, one OF
workmen SO badly that several of his ribs were
broken. He resides at No. III Raymond street: ne
was taken 70 the hospital by the police OF the Forty
second precinct.
DISHONEST FELLOW BoARDER-John Harring
ton, young man who boarded at No. "A Gold street.
was arraigned before Justice Welch yesterday. The
accused was charged with having stolen two watches
from George Blestein and John Murtha, both OF whom
boarded with the prisoner ut the house named He
was committed upon the two separate counts OF
petty larceny constituted In the theft OF each watcn
and sentenced to twelve months confinement IN the
Penitentiary.
SERIOUS FAMILY ALTERoATIoN.-JacobG Gak'er,
proprietor Of lager beer saloon at No. 2s3 Grand
street. Il. d.. was arrested last evening and locked
up In the Fourth street station house for knocking
down and seriously inJuring the wife OF MS Drother
pregnancy at the time and her injuries may prove
fatal In her defence her husband assaulted his
brother with q large butcher knlle and cut nun
badly. He was also arrested and locked up.
Onlcers Forbes and Lee made the arrests.
PARK ROwDIEs CHECKED.-Joseph n. Parker,
keeper at Carroll Park, appeared yesterday as COM
plainant against Charles Gleason before Justice
Delmar. The prisoner was guilty, according to the
q IN tutt mi
ladies' while he was in company with large party
OF ruans who congregate at the parks for the vie
ana ordered Gleason of the grounds THIS order
was met by o general assault upon Parker. In
which Gleason took part and chased nun out oI the
park. The accused was fined fifteen dollars.
BURGLARS FRIGHTENED-An attempt was made
to burgariousIy effect an entrance through the
basement window OF No. s Clinton place, about two
| O'Clock, which was frustrated by the opportune
| arrival home Of Of the inmates OF the mouse,
who had been out at party. The burglar LED Will
| out securing any booty.
The grocery store OF j. s. Cassenbrock, corner OF
Union and Bond streets was entered oy ourglars at
| an early hour yesterday morning. They were over
heard by OF the family who sleeps over the store,
| and becoming alarmed took their departure with
the articles OF value within reach. Iney were not
captured by the police.
| KINGS COUNTY SURRoGATE's CoURT.-The wills OF
| Margaret Callahan, Ellen Ryan, John Osborn,
william p. Howell and Robert Huston were proved
1 during the past week. Letters OF administration
Iusti lanes smith. Bridget McNamee, George Cars.
| tans, Mary Banks, Patrick McCabe, stephen !.
Bayes, Maria Hanson, Henry jenkins, Mary Ennis
| and Martha Smith, all OF Brooklyn. Letters o
| guardianship of the estates OF William A., A. j. and
Charles E. Dygert' minors, were granted TO Franz
| Ageir; OF Annie Barbara and Caroline Ihomas, u
| Francis X. Thomas, all OF Brooklyn.
| SUPPOSED INcENDIARY FIRE ON MYRTLE AVE
NUE.-The alarm OF fire was given about one O'CLOCK
| yesterday morning on Myrtle avenue, near Raymond
street. which was caused by the discovery Of flames
Issuing from four different places in the lower part
OF the two story frame building occupied by James
| was occupied as clothing store, was totally de.
| strOyed, involving q loss or $1,000. IL was owned
by J. Connolly, and is iuy insured. harrsons loss
ON stock and effects amounts TO about $4,000; IN
sured for 200 in the Pacific Insurance Company,
and for 81. 900 IN the Stephenson Company. The
| rames extended to the house adjoining, No. 24l,
| occupied by ). Lamm a dwelling house and cloth
| ing store, which was partly destroyed. Loss on
| stock and structure, S4,00j Fully insured. The
| by NJ. Murray, was damaged to the extent OF s4o0.
| The fire Is supposed TO nave been OF incendary
| origin.
| A wuIsKEY SEIZURE AND WHAT BECAME OF IT,
| Three revenue officials yesterday morning espied
| two wagons while passing along Hamilton avenue,
| which contained five barrels of whiskey EACH As
the barrels were not properly branded, the govern.
| drivers making on, and were proceeding
| with their prizes, towards Assessor VIII
a maS Of ms aSd wnem Sovs who umped on one Of the
vehicles, beat OF the officials and recaptured the
| prize, which they drove on in another direction
The other wagon was, for the time being more fortu
nate under Its conductor, Assistant Assessor Hen
derson, who managed to drive 1t all the way down
| to the ONCE Of the second district Here he dis
| mounted and proceeded up stairs 10 report TIN
seizure, when, on again returning, judge OF his as
tonshment to find that whole establishment horse
| cart and whiskey-nad been spirited away, and II,
| one knew whittier II had gone.
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