Rrooklyn CITY InteIIiwence.
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PIcKPocKETs THE SOUTH FEaRY.-Scarcely day
passes without person being relieved Of their poc
ct books, and other valuables whilst waiting the South
Ferry to take passage in the Long Island Railroad
Among the sufferers by these lghfngered gentry with
in day two past, General G. b Lamar of Texas
who lost Sll7 in money, besides many valuable papers
Either the Mayor of Brooklyn the railroad company
ought to keep vigant police officer stationed at this
end ofhe route to keep look out for thieves.


Wing NoMINArIoNs.-Th wings of Kings county have
nominated for Assembly Charles c. Belts, of Bedford a
retired merchant formerly of the firm of Belts Brn.
kerhof, Coenties Slip ~ York; and Samuel T. Garrett
son. farmer, of Gravesend David A. Bokee and Elisha
II Kimball chosen delegates to the convention
for nominating senator for this district


LoNsEyIrr.-A woman who has been in the Kings
county poor.house a number of years. died Monday
last at the advanced age of hundred and eight years.
She native of Scotland, and generally went by the
name Of Granny Campbell" She retained her ntellec.
tual faculties until the last


LONG ISLAND R.ILRoAD.-The receips OF the Long
Island Railroad Company, from all sources, for the
month OF August, have been $44,50
Police lTEMs.-A depraved youth named James Han
dcrhand arrested for robbing his mother, worthy
down and treated with great violence Although he had
but one arm he desperately resisted the officer who
went to arrest him, and also struck Mr. Kelsey who
went to the officers ssistance.


The house of Mr.. Kimball Clinton street. burgla
rously entered esday night and robbed Of plate
to considerable amount The plate stolen left il
the basement, for the first time, that night
Warrants were issued against Bridget Henley, for
assault and battery upon Mary Close, at the o
Fulton and Jackson Streets also against John Regan
stevedore, like complaint made by Peter Merryman
of Brooklyn and against William Buncombe, mate OF
for assaultng and beating stevedore named Patrick
Nice Claruey.