The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-18
RROGKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

CRIsE.-Tne total number OF prisoners taken be-
fore the various police Justices during past week
was 1914.
BURGLARY.-The millinery store of ]. North, No.
100 Fulton street. was entered by burglars Friday
night After taking small amount OF money they
managed TO effect an entrance 10 the dry goods store
OF McEihenny Stewart, adjoining and carried or
$500 worth OF sha Wis.
ATTEMPT TO RESCUE A PRIsONER.-Michael Galley
and Bernard McCrea were yesterday held by Alder
man Guck, IN $500 bonds, to answer charge of as
sanltlng ofncer Wrltemour While the latter had
charge OF a prisoner. The assault was made with
the intention OF reseaing the prisoner, but faed.
SEVERE ASSAULT BY WOMAN Mrs. Ann McDer-
mott residing in Bowen street, South Brooklyn,
committed a telonious assault on Michael McGraw,
on Friday night She seized a bar of iron and
struck him several blows with 1t, fractrng his
anu injuring him severely about the head and face.
The injured man was taken 30 the hospital and Mrs.
McDermott was arrested and locked uD.
PROBABLY FATAL AFFRAY.-Two men, named
Michael Flahery and Edwary RheY got into an
alteration aoout SIX O'Clock last night the
OF Van Brunt ana Harrison streets. Riley inflicted
injuries or fatal character his opponent causing
an internal hemorrhage. lie was taken to his home
No. iiaany place, aud Riley WAS locked ny to
answer.
ALLEGED CASH OF FALSE PHErENcEs.-Jacob
Stock dealer in dry goods IN Broadway, near Lea
nard street, f. D., was arrested yesterday on an ai-
davlt made by Daniel i. Olnstead, of No. 81 Cham
bers street, New York. Stock Il charged with OBJ
tanning goods valued at $3.50 from Oimstead on
false representations To his means and business.
re gave pan 70 answer on Tuesday morning before
Justice Eames.
PROBABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Howell q black
smith, on The corner oil Navy and johnson streets.
was 20 badly beaten by party OF rowdies In his
shop on Friday evening that the probabilities are he
WIZ de. one 1I MS assaants Struck him with
slung snot, nacturng his skull. He was taken 10
the city Hospital where he lies in q critical condi-
uon. James Carbury, of the parties who Is sus-
locked mp TO answer.
RAILROAD 1NJuYcTIoN.-At about three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the BROOKLYN CITY Railroad
Company served on William Richardson, lessee 81
the Hudson Avenue Railroad ComDany IN minnie
ton order Issued NY Judge Gilbert On fhe lhlh uaL
restraining im IRON running cars on Fiatbusl ave
nue. to Ninth avenue Uark Plaza unt,l tne furtrcr
order oi the court The hudson avenue ears viii
therefore NOT run TO frDspcct Patk uuti further
notice. steps viii be nnuediarriv taL en- nv Olr.
Richardson 70 maintain ms legal rights
ROW BETWEEN AN ExrHEss Driver AND A CLEa-
GYnAN.-.A driver m he employ Of simonson IN
expressman, refused TO deliver trunk belonging to
the Rev. samuel l.. whten, who cane from Boston
yesterday 10 MI the pulpit of the Rev. Dr. Budding.
ton, because the reverend gentleman refnsen 10 paw
a second time Tor Inc expressing Wnaf made tho
case sti more annoying TO t1e reverend gentleman
the fact that the ulanuscrlpt wnicn he uten,le
TO use was In the trunk which the driver mad carried
away. He went 10 Hack lnspcctor Joncs and That
oDcla brought The drNer 10 an account made him
deliver the trunk aud ordered hs emplayer to as
miss MIN immediately.
KINGs COUNTY SuRRoGATE's COuRr.-T'hc Wills OF
The following persons were proved Curing the past
week-John Hooper, Henry Lelr, Matthias Longe
Mary A. Moore and Walter Clark, ain OF BROOKLYN
Letters OF guardianship were granted az foows:--
Joseph Scbiengel Of Jobn a. SeBiengcl and James
Renwick, OF Agnes y. ienwick. ON the estates OF
| the following deceased persons letters OF admns-
tration were Rranted:-Margaret A. Foster John
Foy, Lewis Rees, Alexander Reiss Bryant stephen
son, Margaret n Burtsell George 9. Blunt Cyrus n.
I Freeman and Ellen A. irwin al OF BROOKLYN