The New York herald., 1869-12-08
BROOKLYN lNTELLlsEsCr.

LIKELY TO DIE.-Dennis Burns, who was stabbed
with flle by John mcGee during an ARRAY at the
WEBSTER SILVER piat,ng Factory, IN Front street. on
last evening" ~ nkely to die.
MICHAEL ADAMS, the victim OF an assault on
Flushing avenue on Saturday night is not expected
TO recover The three men arrested on suspicion or
assaulllng him are s4il IN jail.
BROOKLYN MoRTALITY.-Tho total number of
deaths IN Brooklyn during the past week. as report
ed by the Board OF Health was lit. or the deceased
70 were men, 81 women, 3S boys aud 20 girls.
FATAL RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT.-An Inquest was
held yesterday over the body OF William MCGUIRE,
who died from Injuries received by being kicked by
horse two weeks since at the corner or Myrtle ana
dered.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENCEs. James Coyne was
arra'gned before Justice Eames yesterday aud held
to await examination on charge OF false pretcnces
preferred by Owen Clark. 1t Is alleged that Coyne
collected tWentyilve dollars by representing tnat he
was Clarks oIosher, and appropriated the money TO
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATroN-The
Board Of Education met yesterday afternoon at their
rooms In Red Hook lane. The committee Of school
NO. reported list Of teachers In which the chair
man, MIR. Coster, did not concur. He claimed that
ne mad not been notified OF the action OF the CON-
mittee.
Mr. Campbell said that no would not meet again
the committee while sncn a bad feeling existed.
motion was made to refer The matter to the local
70 adopt the report was carried. The Board then
adjourned.
BAZAAR AT ST. ANN's, ON THE HEIGHTs.-Last
evening was the commencement OF bazaar, held
In the Sunday school room OF the above church, cor
ner Clinton and Livingston Streets by the ladies OF
the congregation for the benefit of their Sunday
school, The room Is very handsomely deco.
rated and the stalls, OF which there are upwards
OF dozen, contains great number OF handsome
articles. The room by nine O'Clock was crowded,
and ali seemed to be enjoying themselves The pas.
tor, Rev. NJ Hunt Scnenck was present all the even
ing. The bazaar VIII be continued after twelve
O'Clock each day, and during the evening for the
next nine days.
SANGUINARY AFFRAy BETWEEN A MAN AND Urs
WIFE.-At about seven O'Clock last evening cries OF
"murder" were heard Issuing from rear tenement
in. South Fifth street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, Williamsburg, occupied by owen Mcmahon
and his wne Several persons IN the neigh
b0rnO0d were attracted to the place by the
distressing cries, and entering found McMahon
nourShing an iron bar his wiies head, and the
latter defending herself with an axe. Both were
bleeding prOiusely from the head and presented q
shocking spectacle They were restrained from
further violence toward each other by the arrival OF
armed Mcmahon aud conveyed him to the Fourth
street station, whore he Is held to charge
fel0niOu5 assault.
DIsCBAEaED.-O the 10th OF November woman,
who then gave her name as Mary Williams, was ar
rested on suspicion OF having stolen quantity OF
jewelry. She had received $500 for jewery wnIch
she pawned ut the sn0p OF Francis Feeley in Front
street near Main. and on the occasion OF her
had lett at the shop three gold watches, dozen
rings and other articles orjewery to tue amount OF
$780, and on these sne asked for 500. Sergeant
Craft OF the Forty-second precinct. took her
into custody on suspicion OF having stolen the pro.
perry. She subsequently gave her name as Mary
Wilson and then as Mary Lalomaa. she was taken
before Justice Walsh yesterday afternoon for exani
nation. One gentleman testined that ne identified
one OF the diamonds In ring, but that the setting
bad been changed. An expert was called In and
testi1eu thatit would take week to set the diamond
ana that setting had not been changed in some time
The accused was then discouraged, no one appearing
against her.