The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-02
BROOKLYN.

The saloon corner or Flushing and Clermont
avenues kept by John Bremen, was entered by
burglars on Sunday morning ana $50 worth or
stock stolen.
Daniel Donovan, rooier fell from the root OF
the Constitution Glass Works Delavan street, on
Saturday evening and was badly, II not fatally,
injured. He was conveyed 10 the hospital.
William ScrIbner, thirty years OF age, residing
at No. 232 Johnson avenue, fell from truck
loaded with hemp on Bushwick avenue, on
SATURDAY night, ANA the wheels passing over him
lnnlcted fatal internal injuries.
Michael Moran, thIrty-eight years or age, re-
siding at No. 364 Baltic street. was assaulted IN 4
brutal manner in the CITY Park by gang OF
runians, yesterday morning, and was so badly IN
Jured as TO require hls removal TO the CITY Hos
pital. There were no arrests.
Arthur McCloskeY, twenty years OF age,
residing az No. 63 Dean street, Tell from the sec
ond story window or the Good Hope Club mouse,
No. 42l Warren street, ut late hour on Saturday
night, and fractured his skull. Inc injured man
WAS removed TO the College Hospital, where his
recovery Is regarded as doubtful.
Michael Brockin, residing in Elizabeth street.
while under the influence OF liquor, was making
his way home along Van Brunt street at an early
hour yesterday morning, when he was accosted
by some unknown man, who relieved him OF
double cased silver watch, valued at $780,
Smallpox is said TO be quite prevalent IN certain
low and badly drained sections OF Brooklyn, and
the sanitary authorities are about to take meas
ures to stamp 1t cut, If possible Five fatal cases
OF smallpox were yesterday reported at Police
headquarters, and tnree cases Tor inspection.
John Mcclure was arrested yesterday in the
Filth precinct charged with burglary. Thirty dol
lars worth OF property, which was recently stolen
from the residence OF Frank MoDatt, No. lis Tay-
lor street, found in his possession and ldeni-
fled by the owner. He IS held Tor examination.
Jacob Kempl OF No. rs Meserole street, was
dangerously wounded by q blow from a brick
dealt MIN on the head at the hands OF jacob Bour-
or during quarrel, in which the two men en-
gagged on saturday night. BouroH Is held 10
answer. ais victim Is IN the Eastern District
Hospital
Coroner Nolan was notified to hold an inquest
yesterday over the body OF Mary Jones, enid
seven months DID, at NO. 1872 Hope street. The In
Iant was suffocated by her parents, William and
Mary Jones' who, while under the influence of
liquor, Ie upon IL on the floor suhocatng the lit
tie one. They were both arrested and are locked
up to answer.
Frederick KunH, who lives at No. 16G Leonard
street. New York. and Is fifty years OF age was ar
rested In Flushing avenue yesterday tor begging
under false pretences The ingenious Teuton was
playing upon the sympathies or the charitable by
representing that his right hand, which was IN
sling, cut almost on. The hand was found TO
be perfectly Tree from scars OF any kind. He is held
as a Vagrant.
Blum Beatty and William Murtall were arrested
for violation OF the State Lottery law by Sergeant
Eason and other officers OF the Tenth precinct
The accused kept a policy SHOP at No. 1856 Fulton
street. Wnen the officers entered there were
ABOUT thirty colored men and women on the
premises buying slips, but they all MADE their
cape. The books and paraphernalia OF the shop
were removed to the station house.
A squad of officers Of the Sixth precinct. under
command OF Detective Tnue, armed with a war;
rant procured from Justice Elliott, made a descent
upon disorderly house No. 81 Boerum street.
shortly before ten O'Clock yesterday morning.
They arrested the inmates, VINO were Blanche
stevens, aged sixteen years; Sarah Brayle, thirty
years Mary stevens, tnirty-one years old; Rachel
Robinson, twenty-three years OF age: Lizzie
Hodge TWEEN ~ five; Charles Brown, twenty-elght,
and Charles wilson, thirty three years old. The