The New York herald., 1878-11-25
SUBURBAN NOTES.

William Kelly, residing at No. 1,S82 Fulton street,
Was arrested on Saturday night last on charge o.
stealing S27 from the pocket OF Samuel Gilbert while
the latter was slecpng in saloon corner Of Fulton
street and Schenectady avenue. Brooklyn. When
searched the prisoner had in his possession SIG. He
was held 10 await examination before Judge Walsh.
Mrs. Ellen Zill of No. 6s jay street. who was so
brutaly beaten by George Zl. her husband, on Fri
day night last that her life despaired Of last
Brooklyn City Hospital to be doing we'll Though
her skull is slightly fractured strong hopes of her
ultimate entertained by the medical staff
at the hospital.
Since the morning Of October IS Lawrence Kenney
has been missing from his home, corner Of Myrtle
and Hudson avenues. Brooklyn. On the day in Ques-
session, but gave intimaton Of his intended ab-
sence. The family Of the missing man stated yesser-
day that though he had not been heard from directly
they had card that he had gone to Ireland.
Adam Baltz. aged eighteen years. Charles Ward
fourteen old, and George Duryea twelve years
were arrested yesterday by Detective Lcnehan and
Oicer Hermsn, Of the Tenth precinct, Brooklyn, on
suspicion of entering the apartment of A. T. MITCHELL
No. u F1atbush avenue and stealing watch and
entered by means Of false teys The boss are held to
await examination before Judge Ferry
James Turney of West Brighton. s. l.. Deputy Col
1ector of Internal Revenue for Richmond county who
raided and destroyed illicit distillery week ago
the south beach. yesterday found three more bar
rels of whiskey buried in the sand near the same
place. Tom Burke and his wife, who occupy the
premises where the whiskey was found, say they
know nothing about still located there Doth have
been summoned to appear before Commissioner Wins
low, at Brooklyn, this morning.
Samuel s. Norman. a commission merchant, of No.
Bowling Green, the 27th of September last.
charged Polk NJ Brennan, car conductor of Brook
lyn. with having stolen diamond ring from him.
1t appears young lady charged that Norman
had insulted her. Brennan put Norman on the
and after the scufie the ring was missed Norman
has written letter to Brennan regretting tina. he
made the charge he did against him and exoneratng
him from al blame i'll the matter, as the ring has
been returned 10 him (Norman).
IT..
who died on Friday. took place yesterday from his
late residence No. IL Wayne street Jersey City, and
largely attended. The remains were encasei in
handsome casket and covered with profusion of
floral OFFERINGS. Masonic services were held at the
ceased y member. The remains taken to
st. Mathews Episcopal Church, in Sussex street,
where tie last sad rites were performed by Res.
Dean Abercrombie The intermcnt was ia the Jersey
City Cemetery.
Mr.. v. Connor the present County Clerk OF Rich
mond county. 1t Is ruEiorc will not recognize Mr..
Cornelius Hart. the newly elected CLERK, his
the grounds that he cannot take the iron
statutes which requires Judicial officers that
oath. Mr. Counor clsims that Mr.. Hart had promised
subordinate position his office to Of his workers
At the polls before the election. which would prevent
him from taking that oath. However, Mr.. Hart has
already been duly sworn in by County Judge
Wcstervelt.
Robert Harriott, the pedestrian. so widely known
under the sobriquet OF Mickey Free who died on
Thursday last. buried yesterday from his late
residence, Newark avenue, Jersey city. The fu-
neral was largely attended. among the prominent cit
izens present being Sheriff Toney. Justice Peobet,
ex-Speaker Cuscalen, Assemblyman Stilsing, Alder
Lawrence and Inspector Murphy. Several
companies of the Grand Army Of the Republic and
q number OF political clubs escorted the remains
st. Bridget's Church. Mercer street. and thence
to st. Peters Cemetery, where the body buried.