The New York herald., 1869-04-14
ER0OKLIY LNTELLlGEyCE.

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| FATAL RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT.-Charles D..
Soudenberg died yesterday, at the Long Island Col
lege Hospital, from the efrects Of injuries received
April by having his foot crushed In machine shop
Deceased was thirtyseven years OF age, resided at
An inquest was held over the body by Coroner Jones'
when verdict OF death rom accidental injuries was
| delivered.
dollars was the total amount OF the contributions
ceved by the treasurer Of the Childrens Aid Society
| during the month Of March.
| The residence Of Charles Smith, Orient avenue
| Near Baltic, East New YORK, was burglarousy en-
tered on Saturday last and robbed Of clothing to the
| Rev..J X. Mcdonald has donated q lot OF ground
valued at $3.50, located In the Eighteenth ward TO
the Orphans fair, the deed for which now up for
chances.
TIE DEATH RECORD IN BRooKLYN.-There was q
decrease of seven the mortality OF this city during
the past seven days compared with the preceding
week--the total number Of deaths being l4l. The
most noticeable causes OF death were the follow
lng:-Consumption, 80; pneumonia, 12 scarlet lever,
0; whooping-cough, Z; marasnus 2; bronchitis, 4;
dDtheria measles, Group and debility each aecl-
dental causes 4. F0rty-four OF the deceased were
infants under IL months, and were persons whose
ares ranyed from 90 TO 30 years; 101 natives
OF the Unteo States % Of ireland, aof Germany and
OF England.
FOUND DEAD IN CELL.--The Coroner was poti-
lel yesterday TO hold an inquest the body of
y, IL IL. l.,
who was found dead IN cell in which he had been
confined at the Butler street station house. charge
OF intoxicaton the night previous The unfortunate
man had been drinking for several days previous to
his arrest, which was made by oiiicer hennessey on
Monday night. There were two slight wOunds found
upon the head OF the deccased but neither of these
In the opinion OF the suraeon, We're believed to be
sufficient to cause death, which was evidently the
result OF intemperance. post mortem exaInIna-
ton VIII he made by Dr. shepard before the inquest
is held.
Roam or SuprRvrsons s-The royul,r .xuaarlv
meeting OF this Board was ne!d yesterday after
noon. Resolutions in respect to the memory Of the
late ex-SupervsOr Garrison or the Eighteenth ward
were adopted. report was submitted by the Law
Committee in relation to the bills presented for con-
pense q m the structure wa was sssSoo. Supervisor s
Crook, OF Fatbusb. remarked that he perceived that
snargo as those who were in the City arInsn aud he
therefore, moved that the subject be referred back
to the committee for report. which was adopted.
The Board adjourned until April II.
MEETING OF THE NEW WATER BoARD.-The new
Water and Sewerage Board met yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Thomas Kinseila moved that the question as TO
the collection OF water rates be referred to special
committee TO report az to tae possibility of transfer
ring the business to the Tax Collector to be collected
with the general taxes. THIS would virtually do
away with the office for the collection Of water
,nas raes ana s sre hqst "i cleras now employed
appointed as the committee. 1t was re-
solved to ask the advice OF the Corporation
Counse az 70 tue power oi tne BOARD 70 enforce un
expired contracts.
Mr.. Peter treen,o thecomptroer,s oflce, reported
aas ass 9a1; "a Sn naa s ,9r ses
tnat the secretar7 OF the Boarl be direcLed to
procure from the Comptroller statement with re.
ference to the amount OF money there VIII be In the
Treasury the ist or July to the credit OF street
Cleaning; also whether there are any cxisiing
tracts FOR repairs OF streets, and II 80 To what
amount.
The resolution was adopted and the Board ad-
journed.
RoBBERrEs BY SERVANT GrRIs.-Mrs. Lee, residing
az No. 220 Cumberland street. yistel the Central
Police ONCE Brooklyn, yesterday and reported hay
ing been robbed OF 900 worth OF property by ser
want gri, whose services she engaged at endcrson's
intelligence Office In Court street Friday last.
The articles stolen diamond ring, gold chain,
twenty dollars IN mODcy aud lew articles OF wear
ing apparel. The girl. who gave her name Eliza
bth bergen, IL about twentj jeight years oil age tall
IN stature and OF rather pleasing appearance
servant Rirl, hired at Malning's agency by Mrs.
Polion, No. 272 Ryerson rect, April O. stole from
her mistress FUR cape and SILK dress IN the pockets
OF w0lcn latter were seventy-fvc dollars IN money.
The total value OF the property stolen was $780, She
represented that her name was Mary Grey.
Mira. q. j. White residing NJ No. 2SS Clercmont
avenue, employed servant girl at Mannings intel
name Mary Smith, aud Mrs. White, snpposIn9 her
10 he trustworthy. did not take the precaution OF
Keeping her vauables under lock and key. Yestcr-
day tue girl DISAPPEARED and Mira. White discovered
that she had taken with her 500 worth OF silver
ware clothing, &c.