Brooklyn Intelligence.
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ward sppsarsnces lin cessation from business sc las
the sabbath and many jocund clerk, and industrious
jourpeyman book and errand boy Will hail the
occssion with feelings Of satisfaction and delight quite
enthusiastic and sincere as those winch animate IN
far different way the breasts OF tns very lew VINO ae
who hath showered upoDus as people during .ne year
which is about to close, many blessing and whose
muniAcsnce and especial favor even the most inougn


less and profans must devoutly acknowledge Any one
raversing the principal thoroughiares OF the city ast
evening unaccusomed to the peculiar habits and man
the inhabitants and their perfect freedom from
all legislative and municipal restraint In the way Of


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kies geese, ducks and chickens In Christendom There
was scarcely bar room In any Of the streets that was
garnshed with all sorts of ornaments and devices for
the purpose Of inducing the juvenile speculator in
chances the sklful and experienced gamester to
the hazard of the die"eA few good and active police
officers armed with full authority from the Mayor, and
determined to do their duty at all hazards sarlessy and
faithfully would accomplish few days to
move these nusances, than all the windy and
the members Of Common Council, who are the repre-
sentatves and mouth-pieces Of political chques and
great masses ofthe community through whose and
Influences they elevated to positions In society
for which many Of them are not lifted either Dy educs
| ton ability experience, or tact


FusEaAL or Mn. WARrso-Ths remeins of this
Young m an whose sudden death we announced In the
Herald of Sunday last yesterday attended TO the
grave by very large concourse of persons, including
many Of the wealthy distinguished and respectable
residents Of Brooklyn. The religious ceremonies were
conducted by the Rev Dr. Cutler, of ST. AIMS Church.
who delivered an impressive and eloquent discourse
the occasion
Mr. William Wyvill, a gentleman we'll and favoraby
known to many citizens OF Brooklyn, and who has for
some time past mentally afflicted SO as to render 1t
necessary to place him in the Kings County Lunatic
died very suddenly at that nstitut on He was
Ssns by the Broolyn Of odd
of which order he was for some years an active and
prominent memoer. -
meeting the Union Star Cricket Club Of this city took
place last evening at Sharps Hotel, when several new
members were ballOted for and elected and spirit
ed resolutions carried in relation to the OF action
intended be pursued by the Club during the nex sea-
In connection with this subject may be mentioned
the fact of single wicket match having been made be-
tween the President of this Association and veteran
citizen Of BrooEyn to play on Monaay s nsSi o
the olden time" Should the weather be favorable the
match will doubtless attract considerable number OF
| TARGET ExcuRnor.-Today, FIRE company No of
this city will visit Hoboken on target as the
Esq., the County Clerk Of Kings and several other


emen, as Judges and guests This company not only
the largest but one OF the most IN
vigorous contest.


Tar NAVY YARD-The late fracas at the Navy Yard,
which led the calling of file Of Marines by order
of Sailing Master Nichols Qhe particulars OF which
published in this paper has ended in the expulsion


FsEEMAN's HALL AssocI4rIos.--We had full report
of the speeches delivered by the Hon Thomas Tall
ESQ., one Of the Municipal judges, on the occasion of
laying the foundation stone of Freemans Hall, in Co
lumba street. on Monday last but press OF more I'M
portant matter crowded out to our great disappont


REV T. H. CHArrS-This gentleman delivered long
and very interesting lecture to large audience at the
brooklyn Tabernacle, Tuesday evening last.


Tnr rsAes mo- gun thus
Princeton, may be seen at the Navy Yard by any
persons who curious in such matters This norrid
implement of is about fourteen feet in length the
bore foot in diameter. without any chamber at the
breech the metal is about four inches thick at the
weight in the vicinity Of ten tons. At present it is not
mounted upon the carriage designed for it, which, how
ever stands near BY and is most ponderous piece OF
erected upon this carriage the muzze OF the gun will be
about ten feet from the ground The cost in freight
from England and duties at Custom House amounted
to more than thousand dollars.


COUNTY JAL.-The front OF this edihce Is now nearly
finished accordingto the original plan-workmen hav
has been erected and the appearance OF tho
building and the entrance improved by the addition Of


THr PooR-The society for improving the condition
of the poor of Brooklyn, is eectually organised
adopted to extend the usefulness of the nst
tution and carry the benevolent object contempls
ed by the Executive Committee.


real EsrArE.-At chancery sale in Brooklyn. on
Saturday last of the auconeers Of the CITY, dispos
ed Of ten lots 3 Of IN the sixth - tine %
seven hundred and fifty dollars per lot


CounI. AND PoL,es.Ths following named J. gentle;
| Oyer aud Terminer Monday last -David Leavitt,
foreman stephen Haynes, James Engle Jr, John Mari
ard Berry David W. Van Colt, Cornelius Suydam Dan'l
Embury, Charles schenck, John schsnck, Neziah
Bliss, Matthias w. Baldwin, Theodore Polhemus Jr
Jeromus J johnson, Adrian Bergen


Judge EpmoNps gave his decision in the case of Moses
A. Lane masters mate in the U 8. Navy indicted for
ghter on board the steam frga,e Fulton oea
had been nterposed to the jurisdiction of this Court
and demurrer entered. After hearing argument, in
which it had been contended that the offence cog.
nzabe by court martial, he said in order to take
out Of the jurisdiction Of the State Courts
tLa
the limits Of the State. He would decide that by the
terms Of the cesson Of those places held by the United
States Government, all crimes which provided for
by the laws Of this State are cognizable by the State
Courts The trial of the prisoner was then ordered for
Ne criminal cases will be tried until Monday next
and the Oyer and Terminer will consequently be ad
journed from day to day until that time.


At Court of Common Pleas before the Hon. John
Vanderbilt action OF assumpsit was tried in which
James Cole, auctioneer, was plaintiff, and Mr.. Ben.
amn W. Davis defendant for the recovery of $l20 for
elne twelve parcels Of land under direction Of
O. Miliard Master in Chancery, in foreclosure suit
tween VIM Philip and Philip Reed The de fence set up
that the defendant not having employed Mr. Cole
not liable and set of was made OF bill for gro-
ceries sold in 1886 to plaintiff who contended that was
barred by the statute Of limitations The jury dlsallow.
ed this claim and found verdict for the plaintiff for $500
Counsel for plaintiff Messrs Morse and Rolfe for the
defendant, c. p. Smith and G. J. Lowery.


The Common Pleas then adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock when they will hold their session
in the Grand Jury The calendar of this Court
braces eight ten and separate panel Of jurors
Is in attendance.


At the Circuit Court before the Hon. J. w. Edmonds,
action tried to damages, in favor Of a
named O'Hagan against Messrs Church and Garri.
son, two police magistrates Of Brooklyn. for an
alleged conspiracy against and false imprisonment Of
the plaintiff The parties conducted their own
spectvely and the jury without hesitation, returned
verdict in favor of the defendants.


Two ejsctment suits disposed Of in favor Of the
plaintiffs in each cause to lands at the foot of
Warren street. in Brooklyn and to obtain possession Of
property sold at assessment sale in Wliamsburgh-
The parties in said actions Lambes Farrell and
! Henry Hurst


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No. 252 Henry street, in this city robbed by some
desperate villains who found to raise the fasen.
ngs the basement shutters and thereby effected
entrance. The whole house, except the sleeping
apartments ransacked and every valuable article
which the robbers could lay their hands upon
Col Rchardss desk forced open and the lock of a
large pocket book, containing valuable papers. was
broken and the contents found scattered the
foor of the Easement pantry, whittier they taken
i fort the 0fo vcrha aulin of