The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-08
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

YYRg-A fire occurred at the house OF william
Housen No. 377 Degraw street, last evening, which
caused damage to the amount Of $500.
ACcIDENT.-James Gallagher had mis- shoulder di9
located yesterday afternoon While Mt WORK on
coal barge lying OF the foot OF Amity street. lie was
taken TO the City Hospital
SNEAK ROBBERY-The residence Of Mr.. Elisha
Crowell and the house OF Rev. De Witt G. Talmadge,
LAFAYETTE avenue near st. Felix street. entered
by SNEAK thieves yesterday afternoon and quantity
OF jewelry was stolen and carried OH by the rogue
THE MYRTLE AVENUE AFFRAY,-Patrck Finley
was arrested yesterday by an officer OF the Forty
second precinct charge OF being concerned in the
stabbing Of John Doan, at yaughan's liquor saloon,
on Myrtle avenue, on Monday night last. lie was
locked up 10 await examination.
STABBING AFFRAY.--John Tanning and Joseph
Mcmahon aged fifteen years, got into an alteration
last evening in Columbia street, when Mcmahon
drew his pocket knife and stabbed Finning under
the left shoulder blade. He was taken to the Long
Island College Hospital. Mcmahon was arrested
and locked up to await the result OF the injuries IN
ficted.
THE ALLEGED WILLIAMSBURG ARSON CASE
Solomon Nendelsohn and william Stoune, arrested
on suspicion OF having set fire to the store No 362
Grand street, Williamsburg, on Tuesday morning
were honorably discharged ny Justice Eanes yestei-
day afternoon. The Assistant Fire Marshal IN
formed the Court that he could not obtain any EVIL
dence that would warrant prosecution Oh the
accused.
DONATION TO ST. VINCENT DE PAUL's CHURCH
The furniture pictures, &C., Of Northern Liberties
Engine Company No. S, Eastern District, having
been sold at public auction yesterday, the company
donated the net proceeds to ST. vincent de Paulh
church, South Sixth street. Last evening COM
mittee waited the Pastor, Rev. Father Mulane
and handed him the sum $500, the gross proceeds
OF the sale being 500. The presentation speech
was made by Mr.. Bernard Woods on behalf OF the
company, and responded to briefly by Father Null
lane.
SINGULAR AND SAD FATAL ACCIDENTAL accident
of very peculiarly singular nature and melancholy
termination occurred at Greenwood Cemetery on
Tuesday evening last II appears that Thos. Marsden
who resides in Hamilton street, between Myrtle
and Park avenues visited Greenwood in company
with his wife ana three children for the purpose OF
decorating the grave OF deceased relative. Mnilo
thus employed one OF the children, boy 0! Ten
years. was playing with his sisters. and sportlveN
| caught hold OF a monument about Tour leet ia
height which expectedlv became detached from
| the crrinbng cement which should have secured
! the marble shaft to the base, and tumped over on
the pc or little fellow crushing him In shocking
manner, and killing him almost instantly. coroner
| Jones held an inquest over the remains YESTERDAY
| when verdict Of accidental death was rendered
| Noy.ARRIvAL OF RoGART, THE NAVY YARD Dr.
rAULTER.-Yesterday morning Marshal Dallon's
| deputies visited the dock OF the Aradne, steam
| ship plying between New York and Galveston, which
was expected TO arrive with r. d. Bogar the alleged
| Navy Yard defaulter, on board. On boarding the
vessel Immediately after her arrival 1t was dscoN-
cred that Bogart had remained III Galveston and
| from his wife, called on United States Comnh-
sioner Jones' it was ascertaned that bogars Gomez
North at all It will be In about fortnight On poaru
/ the steamship Tilly IL appears tiat alter bogar.
had lett New YORK he sent for ms wire, WHO re-
manned with him until short time since; out wnen
the hot set in sue came north for the benbt
OF cooler air. During their residence III texas tues
carried on the boot ana shoe business IN Houston
| and were earning living in that way when Bogarf
was arrested. No reason can be assigned why ne
was not sent North In the Ariadne.