The New York herald., 1874-07-08
BROOKLYN.

correspondent calls attention to the miserable
deficiency OF free swimming baths in the City OF
Churches. He states that the only facilities for
this healthiul exercise are at the docks.
s Motion was made by the counsel for Isaac Ba-
deau ex-Treasurer, before Judge Tappan, to have
the two suits Of the city Of Brooklyn against Ba-
deau consolidated and sent to eIeree
Extraordinary efforts are being made on the
part of the police authorities OF late, looking to
the removal OF disordery houses rom the con-
nnes OF the city The progress made Is slow.
An Italian sailor, Matteo Aparnorch, belonging
TO the Austrian bark Anna, lying at the Atlantic
dock ien from the mainropsail yardarm to the
deck yesterday and WAS fatally injured He was
removed 20 the Long Island College Hospital.
There Will be an open session of the Aldermanic
Commttee the East River Bridge held in the
Common Council chamber this afternoon, when
the question 'Shall Brooklyn pledge herself TO pay
100000 toward the completion OF the bridge ?'
will be finally settled
case OF genuine Asiatic cholera has been re-
ported by Dr.. Wright TO the East New York Board
of Health. rhe patient is Mrs. Loutbert, thirty
ave years OF age. residing near Cypress Hills.
Much anxiety is ielt among the faculty pending
The result OF the case.
On the night OF the Sd inst. the apartments OF
Henry Kaulheid, in Johnson avenue, Williamsburg,
were entered, aud money watches and other prop
erty. valued at $780, was paSen. Detective William
lime, OF the Sixth precinct, arrested John krepps
and Mary Miller yesterday, and they held for
bearing before Justice Eames
At three O'Clock yesterday morning a man
named James Martin was ound in possession OF a
valuable horse, that he was endeavoring to sell to
. farmer for $40. Officer Karcher, OF the sixth
precinct, Wiliamsburg arrested the man ana
locked him up IN the Stagg street station house.
An owner Is wanted for the horse at tnat place.
The inquest touching the killing OF the three
children OF Mrs. Margaret Dwyer by their mother
who is evidently insane, will be resumed before
Coroner Whitehill this forenoon. Testimony TO bt
taken is with reference to the mental condition o
the prisoner. Several experts on diseases or the
mind VINO have examined Mrs. Dwyer's case viii
be IN attendance at the inquest.
caucus OF the democratic members oftthe
Board Of Supervisors was held yesterday Tor the
purpose OF selecting three Commissioners o.
Charity to I'LL the places vacated by the conviction
and removal OF Commissioners Powell, Wills and
Ferguson. The names or eX-Alderman Thomas
Ennis. OF the Fifth ward, Winnant ID. Bennett and
Aaron Brnkerhof were mentioned in connection
with the much coveted ONCE The Supervisors
viii meet to-day.
Five rufIians followed Peter Disargo. seaman
belonging to the BARK Olivia, lying at the Atlantic
dock, on Monoay night, while he was approach
jng the water 'front.', having been ashore in Ham
to the vessel he received blow on the SIDE OF the
head which stretched him senseless the ground.
The fellows then rined Peters pockets OF their
contents. They robbed him of twenty gold SOW
ereQns and $50 in currency. The rogues made
rood their eSCape.