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More PRorASIry.-The structures which have occa.
sonaly appeared in this paper, in relation to the gangs
Of vagabond boys and who in the habit of meet
ing at the of streets every Sabbath day.
been thoroughly beneficial towards a removal Of
ever been enacted in Brooklyn There has, however,
sprung in section Of the city not heretofore spe-
caly notced-an organization Of scoundrels who
not to have any for the universally prescribed
day of and whose want0n and proane doings should
receive severe notice" from the authorities Of the place
gregate in Myrtle every Sunday the great an
noysnce Of all well disposed persons residing in the
neghborhood which they have selected for their nnha
lowed orgies In the absence Of proper and efficient
police, rowdes commit cry possible description
Of enormities and it is too frequently the thst
well merted chassement the spot will only subject
the goaded nsuted and justly indignant castgator
rebuke or punishment from plant political magistrate
orudge These are evils of too gross and glarng cha
iacter to be lightly and the they
corrected by those whose immediate province ia to
tend to them the better will be for the peace and well
fare OF this community


STATISTICS or CRiMg-Mr Nicholas Van Duvne the
polite and gentlemany assistant Of D. Van Voorhs Esq
Keeper OF the County Jail has exhibited to sstisti-
cal o. the number Of prisoners who have bsen
appears that crime has kept growing with the growth Of
Brooklyn In 1885, there confined hundred and
eleven persons charged with various offences in $780,
two hundred and fitysix In ls40 three hundred and
sixty-one In l84 three hundred and sixytwo in ls42
and seventeen inis4s Ave hundred and eighty.seven
and for the ten months which have expired Of the present
year, five hundred and ninety-seven.


SINGULAR AFrAIR.-Scveral months ago, fashonably
dressed young Englishman made his appearance in
Brooklyn representing himself to be engineer, and
having been grossly deceived by lady who was fell
low passenger with him the Atlantic, whom he
married shortly after their arrival In this country They
united in due form by the Rev DR. Spring. and rr-
paired to OF the most fashionable boarding houses IN
Broadway. wherein to pass the honey moon Only one
day and night elapsed however, before the fair ann
bushing bride took her departure for Utica under the
pretext that she had urgent and important business
brother there and now residing in that place. heI =
gal husband has from that time been enaplsa ~
hold intercourse with herr for, Within lev nour. VI
her arrival at Utica forgetting and forsweas ~. ~"
vows which she had recently pleossea-sne . a..u
herself to person with whom she had IN Europe enter
ed into a nuptial engagement, and who had become
merchant Of that thriving and Pcpulous town. Inc
poor neglected and forsaken engineer ms sought to
obtain satisfaction for his wrongs from MS un.
suspectngIy injured rival but he positively declines re-.
sorting to criminal prosecution assn'' hc wantoh au'
thor Of his gricvsus misfortune


Commor PLrAs-The Kings County Common Pleas
w omen for the October term this morning. The ses-
sion will be very bref one as there are few causes
on the calendar to be disposed or


ArorusH TARosr ExcUasror.-Fir Company No 3
will proceed a target excursion in few days &C.
companied by a number Of distinguished citizens OF
Brooklyn as guests. They have made arra ngeme nts
for splendid entertainment at the Eysan Fields Ho.
boken and arc to he escorted by oHngers celebrated
brass band.


The Rev. DR.. Cheever preached sermon yesterday
forenoon In the new church, corner Of Remsen and
Henry Streets the subject Of the necessity Of prepara
ton for death He took his text from the 9th chapter Of
st. Luke, slN verse. ss's4