The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

BIrRGrARY-Some time last night the residence
OF Mr.. Frederick L. Hunnyhouse No. 40 willoushby
street, was burelariously entered, and spoons and
plated ware amounting in all to the value OF about
seventy dollars, were stolen. The rogues placed .
stem ladder, which they procured from an adjoining
yard against the parior window in the rear OF tho
house. and. removing the latch, entered the pace
The burglary was not discovered until mornlna'
when the police were informed OF the occurrence.
There Is no clue TO the thief.
RELICS or THE PASTA lumber while engaged
yesterday in making an excavation in Canton street,
near Concord. discovered number OF bones OF hu-
man beings The circumstance naturally attracted
the attention of several OF the curious who happened
TO he in the vicinity at the time. The remains OF
reinternent. They are evidently those OF some for
residents OF this city, who were inferred m the
old Brooklyn buryfng ground which had been In use
since long before the Revolutionary war; but which
obterated and most OF the ashes OF the dead r
through, eighteen or twenty years ago.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTy.--A horse valued
at $3.50, alleged to have been stolen by q certain
Charles Brown from VIM. H. Brownell, OF Quincy
street. was recovered on Wednesday by oncer Blu
chanan, OF the Tortyninth precinct In the posses
sion of James Hall, resident or Morrlsania. The
upon examination, II being shown that he was not
aware the property stolen.
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the same policeman In second hand store In Baxter
street. New York. kept by Jew namei fsaacs. who
pec,ed perpeuator Of the burglary In question
stands committed TO await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
AN Ex-PoLIcEMAN HELD ron THE GRAND jury
Michael Deasv, a man about twenty-hve years Of
age until recently attached to the Forty-eigth pre-
cinct police. bat who dismissed from the force
for intoxication, was committed in full, before
Justice Corpwell yesterday, 70 await the action Of
the Grand jurv. The pfIschN was arrested AZ h,s
residence, IN Gowanus, on Tuesday ntght Last, on
suspicion OF having robbed Lewis Dunn OF pQcket-
book containing the sum OF thirteen dollars. Jlc
complaining witness, Dunn. testified fnat lie was N
Bernard Broc's store, corner Of Third avenue ana
twentieth street, on the evening IN question, whcr
halfpast five O'Clock and then took his depar-
ture. While walking down twentieth street The
accused accosed hin for the loan Of ten cents Wn
ness took out his wallet and was abort 80 give hun
the amount asked for when the prisoner grabbed
the pocsetbook. Dunn chung 20 ms property Tor
some time when The prisoner struck him. and
knocking him down, ran away With Il.
Broer the proprietor Of the store. testified thar
both parties were AZ his place; that Damn asked for
soineining TO annk. wnch ne retnsed 70 let hln
stable 70 attend to t1c horses and white there he
heard the cry Of 'ti0b0ers twice, AMI upon looking
out saw Dam running down the street, hatlcss, and
Dcasy running towards his home.
Nrws IN RRIEr.--rhc police force In the Twelfth
ward Is about TO be increased resolution 20 thar
eject was introduced ut the last meeting OF tho
Board OF Aldermen.
Arson Newell was fined $40 yesterday by Justice
cornwell for kicking boy named Charles smith. al
No. IS Concord street.
Charles Honlan, seaman, patient at the City
Hospital was found to be suffering with bic1tAsk
spyttifs. but the disease being OF d mild form thur
patient viii recover. The patient had been an In
mate or sailors boarding house In Carlisle street
view forS, Whcrc tue trichina was contracted.