The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15
Special Sessions 3.

Of Inc MPs testified that he saw Mike the other night
in his house in Anthony street quasIsng with his his
she had mslad it, and the brute taking up Club struck
her violent blow upon the arm She beganto cry, and
and CLUB and taking bottle and glass; began to
ibate Witness passed on, but returning some hours a
ms s W,e errestsd m and oa@ed
him in the watch house.
BsIIe.r cA,a pale frightened Looking creature
REcoRDEkBridget, is that man in the box there your
husband7
BIDDY-( Cur,seyiLg) -Av yer aners PLACE.
REcoaDEs-Does he i'll treat you, Mrs. CARR
(Hesitating)-Oh no, yer aners, not much to
hurt nae.
REcoapER-Didn't he beat you7
BIDDr-tHangng down her head)-Ne yer aner;, he
never bates me; he wouldn't DO SIGH thing-Qookmg
RIeoRDER-Why. the officer swears no saw him strike
you7
I'd lost the kay-mslaid 1t nrely, Icouldnt find it,
and he wanted to the chist to sit something outs an
I've blamed meself very much since for my actions.
REcoRDER-Yes it appears he wanted to get rum out
Of il. Does he support you?
these two days that he's been in prison. neither
the childer have had spark of fire scrap OF
mate since he was TUX up. Would you be pazedto
Nike
Husband vs. WGfe-The Clerk called Mrs Leary to the
Bar, and Immediately after little short woman in
brown cloak, carrying in her sckly looking baby,
vas seen running about the court and sitting down
first in place and then another but at last up
the bar and presented her face decorated with eye
in total eclipse and the other just emerging from the
last began to rattle away with the most uninte
The clerk in an elevated voice succeeded in calling
manifested in the extreme corner Of the building
he officers Of the court to smile complacenty and thrust
their hands still deeper into their breeches pockets
search OF stray peanuts TALL rawboned old fellow,
with face like the battered gurehead Of old
nodore, and nose that would admirably for jury
prit booming up to the witness stand and
ing the large Bible with his paw declared him.
self in voice several notes below the deepest scale Of
he husband Of the picturesque lady at the bar.
REcoRDrR.-Well, Mr.. Leary. what is the trouble7
~ LEAnY-Why; your honor, have no pace Of me life
The woman has been batting me in dreadful manner an
feels to appae to your lordshp to protect me
from her ierociousnets
beat youf You look as you were able to take Of
yourself.
aoaor-(A of laughter) The gintlemen laugh but
he'd be match for the whole on yees, I'll be bound
(Renewed laughter)
REcoRDER.-Why, you don't want to punish her do you,
little woman like that
LEAsY(rubbng his shoulder IT'S mighty little to look
At, but its plnty to feel Laughter) don't wish yer
onors to punish her. but just to her away from me,
ftiscSaDKs.YSSs Rtdf8 Rsgf !aRS yf 4Hd IA Hsfs
LEAsy-oh, sir, she'd charm me ba tx like the ould
pen HIMSELF and whin she got in her grip she'd keep
light holt on to me, I'll warrant (Laughter.l
Mrs LEARY denied most strenuously the accusation
aer larger half and protested that she was the SUFFERER
ne deserved it, and discharged Mrs. L. MIR. L.
heard the decision Of the Court he sire lie rapidly
One of the Tucker Family -Mr James Tucker, suppo-
'ed to be near relative of the venerable Mr. Daniel
whose tardy habits beautifully expressed by the
poet placed at the bar charge OF having stolen
vest. xs-,Ag
Miss ARAsELA JACKSON one of the bellies Of the Five
Points called the stand testify against the re-
rectabe sable gentleman the bar Her face was tole
rably pretty but the protruding eye the moist and puffy
vel with the most degraded Of Gods creatures She
ires;ed in faded inery and gave her evidence with
lance in Frank Reeds ballroom and anything occur
red which pleased her fancy she would utter loud
laugh which quite quelled the merriment Of others
REcoRDER-Well, what did you lose
REcoRDER-what did you lcse7
ARABRLLA-No, Tom
REcoRDER-Have you lost vest 7
ARAsELLA-Howf (Laughter)
KEoonDER-How say have you lost a vest
REcoRDER-Whose
AaA.ELlA-Toms. ha, ha. ha! amt lost no vest ha,
ha, ha it's Toms, hs, ha
KEcoRDER-And who il Tom
ARAshLLA-Tom! How! Who's Toni Ha, ha, ha
Who's Tom Why, Tom Clinton, to be sure Ha, hs, ha
RreoaDxa-well, then, if it's Toms what have you to
ARAsELLA-How! Question repeatedly Why Isee
that ere Niger take it, did waste Toms and he took
RECOGNIZABLE you live with Toni
RrooRDnR-Do you live with Tom7
Al; AnA. BEL live with Tom Ha hs, ha! Do
with Tom, but was there.
TARA-Where 10 Toni Why there hem Don't you see
him him DON'T you know him. Don't you know Tom
CLrnk-Tom, approach'- (Rears Of laughter1
Tom CLINTON, young man in aashy velvet vest
with long straight hair parted in the middle and seeked
the negro stoe vest from shop No 50 Cross street
ARABELLA-Yes, and see him do it.
PaIorEa-wail, ali ise sot to saw Is dis dat dat m an
Tom he keeps sort OF fence shop and bawdy house on
de Five Pins and that I'm no common niger for steal
his vest You see In de fuss place. went dis chaps
shop wild Joe Fluck for to get four shn dat Tom owe
joe for Joe Fluck he sold property Joe Fluck
Off WALL dis ndivdooal as am on de stand. was in de-
back room wild her man, and didn't nothing at all coz
didn't steal no sort Of vest at ALL
REcoRDER-You went there, | suppose to sell stolen
PalsssER No, Sir, didn't. Joe Fluck did and he told
me II ia 80 long ahim' says Joe l treat you bum bye
RseonD.s-o Oh, then you were waiting there all the
PasoNER-In course was you knows dat iuss az well
as do-tLaugbter)
RscoRprn-we Jim, this lady here swears positive
ly that you stole It.
ARABELLA-Ha, ha, hs, ha
rHsoSEs R., her lady, well she ought to be.
PRIsoNER-WeII don't mind bein convicted but think
Its shame to be convicted by such trash she is.
AsaAssLLA-Laughmg immoderateiy) How ha ha
The Court seemed to be iorcbly struck by the last
mark Of Tuckers and his promising to 20 aboard of
his ship they discharged him.
Common Pleas.
Before Judge pgraham.
FEB H.-Jdrnes CahH W. Jnbez Wfiiiams-fn this case
adjourned over, counsel will sum up this forenoon.
Before Judge ulshoefer ady
John Brady Richard Williams I'm this case alre Of
Iced jury rendered verdict in favor Of plaintiff
$40 damages and Q cents costs.
Wylie LansJord ERssssth Osborne brought
to recover promssory note of the value of S22b 3d. da
November 1914 and pay able six months after date
appeared in evidence that the goods in question were
supplied by plaintiff, who resides in Baltimore to the
endant while there That defendant resides in New
York where she Keeps house of illfame. The Court
precluded any defence the part of defendant and the
jury found verdict for plaintiff, $3.50 AZ.
Moses n Beach va James r. Roeers.-Action OF assumr
cit to recover $3.50 on a bill
MOSES BEACH. son Of the plaintiff. rendered on
the part OF plaintiff to show that there funds in
hands OF the date Of the draft
Objected to. Adjourned over.
Court Calendar-This Dny.
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