New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-29
MASKED BURGLARS IN BROOKLYN.
A BOoKKEErER BEATEN, BOUND. AND GAGGED AT
MIDNIGHT.

A BOOKKEEPER BEATEN, BOUND. AND GAGGED AT
MIDNIGHT
A daring robbery with violence was perpe-
trated by three mashed burglars In Brooklyn late on
Thursday night Matthew NJ. Kelley OF Courtst, near
Joraemon-st, bookkeeper in John Curleys carriage
mandatory at State and BOerumts went home to his
supper about D. H. but returned after IL o'clock
10 examine the premises When he entered the building
he noticed inside some distance back from the
door, but thinking he one OF the workmen VINO In
tended to sleep in the building he passed on and
toward the ofice-roOm. As he entered the office
he was suddenly attacked two other OF whom
struck him on head with iron bar The clerk broke
the force OF the blow by receiving it upon his arm, and
tried to retreat with the blood pouring from severe
scap-wound. His two assallants seized him. and the
third entering placed pistol against his head and
threatened to shoot him If he should raise an ALARM
The burglars, VIII all masked, then compelled the
clerk to open the safe which had lock- and
ono OF the ruihans broke ol;en the i nl coiL
part%ent With o s lea in I thy safe
cured eoS Only watch Which in0 was SHSi in 1t ~ slipped
down between some papers and remained nnobseryed
Failing in this they his shirt in strips and after bind
ing and gaggng him they escaped having been shielded
windows The clerk released himself about 20 minutes
later and repoed the facts at the Washington Street
cew to the identity Of the burglars has been discovered
MASONIC TEMPLE DEDICATION INCIDENTS.
Grand Master Thone and the Committee of
Arrangements busy with the odds and ends of detail
connected with the final preparations for the dedication
Of the new Masonic Temple next Wednesday. The fol-
lowing additional communicates and lodges applied yes
terday Gen Roomc Grand Marshal for places in the
procession, and were assigned 10 divisous
The Council, officers, and past commanders Of Utica
~ NO Po:u Ds OF t S
mouth Va All these guests of Morton Coinmandey
and viii be IN the Second Division.
benevolent Lodge No. 45, of Paterson. N J., Ninth
Division; Greenwich Lodge No 4S7, Twelfth Division;
Lodge, No 2S3, with band. Fourteenth Division.
The Detroit Commandery will arrive on Tuesday at
O'Clock p. m, and be received by Palestine COmmandery
Of this city.
At the request OF Grand Master Thorne. Postmaster
James has established temporary United States mail
station at the Temple during the session of the Grand
Lodge. The letters and newspapers OF members Of the
Grand Lodge will be delivered from this station and
there win be IA deliveries each day by carriers The
Tsaa @@ facilities Viii be provided Ihe american
with the Grand Masters office for the convenience Of
the Grand Lodge.
The Grand Master has appointed Edward Hopkins,
Master OF Saint Cocle Lodge Musical Director Of the
trci,s at the opening OF the Grand Lodge during the
dedcatory services This appointment understood to
have been made a. compliment 10 Saint Cccile Lodge,
oil the members VI which belong TO the Inusical pro
fession
CHILD KILLED BY IMPROPER USE OF LAUDANUM.
A little daughter of Henry Eber Of No. 81
LexingOn+t, Newark. j., died suddenly On Thursday
evening from overdose OF landapum The child which
not quite two years old, had been suffering from
Summer complaint. DIR. Bleyle gave the father some
powders and vial containing laudaDum three drops OF
which he directed to be used injection every two
bours directions the bottle IN English, aud
krs. Eber bcipg able " read tlcnl applied 10
pcighbo, who told her give the child frol three TO
druIs two hours The mother used the drug
IN that way the time giving Of the powders
discovering that the child growing worse DE- A.
Osborne sent for and the proper remedies were
applied, but too late 10 save its life