New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-11
Court of Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen BUNTiNo and SEAMAN
MATHEW {. PATERSON, Esq. District auy.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen ~ sT,SS ''u
MATHEW Z. PATERSON, Esq DISTRICT au j.
TRIAL for assault and Battsry-John Q ain was
m nsipu, and sn,teIy on AIssg, sG ~ s e
NJ Mott was challenger and seeing s poushet'y the In
spectar, administering the cn;i with ne boe open " sue.
Book ind aHf the oath The usual form The lnsPs Sc
replied as was depG ,, 5 G y' Mo uT r e foa and
tore of his scarf when r Gun reached over Hnd 1 b S
f Mot was rescued and taken way by The Officers
Two witnesses .wore nearly to this effect a, ,,.,,
For me defence. Dir. Dougherty ana Dir. hlduer,
r,soec,ors besides Others deposcd that Mr.. Mott closed the
Bibe twice and ordered out that there was no oain used
Mot When there was general rush and the ordered
by the Inspector to be cleared anS 81 be a;ceut Of
The Jury found Tho accused guilty Sentence on Fnday:
sSassd with WITH es aRSn S DAILY a
s.s ss as sS5
s nPDS IS Of d 9 ,s a Counsel U The
ase a So and the District Attorney i1r People
After empannenS the jury the Count took recess from
AT 4 o'clock, the Court met ard proceeded with
Mary Court,oy alias DAILY, being sworn and. eI.
smned state, Tint in March, 1872 she became ACQUAINTED
G ng s d t. Wess then n
asa uG ut fs he he a, St Ioa. and wen
hun shortly eo for @ G at a hes'f st aw S
Walker on the 10Th OF June about o'clock. P N. Her
sn he! 5 e d her told et aa go 5
street Hotel and get $500 OF the notes on me Farmers
unless she was told what it for Walker then said
20 witness that she had better 60 unless she wanted 70
b. her husband the day before h., to put away
i, WINS put up in pI1rces-the $500 was to be pad
fore Weat a and got tho so and BANDED
husband whs counted il and gave $500 Of to walker s
however. he counted i: 9gain. Walker put the sSsU
N @ to sa e osoS % boa Wne
what she should dof thing happened TO her hui6and ne
w lSpso one win have do vii Be to send letter
dressed to p B. Walker, and wherever you may be- VIII
sot three trunks and proceeded with them wba the Bos
ton boat had left Officer Sweet standing on the WHAT
what time was, He sad that was % minute, Pa:s5 o.
@ T W. then wsn no The Bs a ne a9f wSee
nfomec that she could be Ocer sweet
witness woud soon find out Wtae,. then told the driver TO
cua black trunk and opeTSd md took out the msney ana
put an under pocket Wines, then saw swSet and "a r.
snybe silent They took her INTO tho Battery Hotel and
in for hnt purpose Wines asked hm what wns to be
done 10 the case He asked where the and
the money y and gave 10 one Of The parcels Of
GS %ee @ ie sse % 10
Sweet buck and sud she must go to the Police ounce
S ff he met her Yhubaad and asrbsy got
into the cab DAILY appeared sorry that he had got into this
.capeshs asked Walker TO let her husband Eohe sad he
could S~age Sweet tho outside Witness told her
husband that Walker rz ~. 81 ,h2 ensy Walker said that
to pay Lawyers WITH &c Walker told witness not 10 say
thar they married. but that DAILY had picked her
yosd be e OF When coming up the steps in front Of The
Police Walker dropped noa apd was told Of t-he then
Walker vIted witness Der cell day and several tna
afterwards He also told her to keep her mouth closed and
che would get trouble and by oil means beware OF
Justice hlael ind let him know any OF her secrets
tell him word When she removed from part of the
prison 10 another Walker gave her S. Her husband. when
he was arrested, gave his hume rs John DaIy.