The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-11
Police Intelligence.

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Police Intelligence.
SCENE THE POLICE CoURr-Ai tho watch returns,
BY the names Of John and Patrick Gason (brothers)
brought before Justice Drinker by the police of the
LIST ward, charge OF fighting and disturbing the
they occupied part, in Washington street..
Upon their names being called by tho magistrate, to
MAoIsrRArEeWen who makes the charge against
-thess men
81 do, please your honor.n
This was the wife of Patrick Of the prisoners,
who herself before tho Justice in very for
inidable manner, being tall squsrs-looking Irish wo
man. deeply pitted with the small pox aud to set of her
general appearance one of eyes somewhat da-
nsged apparently from collision against the fist Of
MAoIsrn1rE-Weu,. my good woman, what complaint
have you to make against these men?
WTE..Well, your honor, ~ jest tell you, now It
last night sure that little dispute betwixt
my and his brother John, whom they got into bit
of hght and John tore OF the shit from my husbands
him-as naked when he born OF course your
honor when seed this tried to save my husband, a.
only said John" ,aa l. you ought be ashamed of
yourself and III have you sent back to where you came
from" At this, an your honor, he called me every
thing but lady; he called me ything but dacent
karacter Yes, must say it, (saye the presence Of
the Judge) he called me - double and tribble ten
daesnt woman I'm married to his brot er this seven
years and mother Of thrse children and all belong to
my husband and that's more than his wife can say.
MAeisrRArE-Yes, see exactly how 1t LEI you have
all been taking too much rum together, which always
ends in fight | shall look them both up.
WrE-Oah! dear Judge have mercy on me, and the
Lord will bless you; don't lock up my husband; he was
not 1T all to s~s an u wSs' o win
let my husband go this time; he was never on your
books before and that he wasn't Judge: don't care
what you do with John OH do overlook him this time,
and the Lord will bless you.
MAc.IRArE-Yes, I'D overlook him; III look them
both up for one appears to be as bad az the other get
intend to punish all who are brought before me.
WIFE OH spare him, Judge! dear Judge, let him go
this time; | an poor woman, with three babes and
how can live without him?
MAosrRArE- Don't he beat you sometimes when he's
drunk ?
WrE-Yes your honor, he did give me little spst
twice but he never does whom he's sober -
There's better in New York when he's not been
MAersrRArr-Whst does he do for living
wIrE-And what does he do for q living Sure, aad
does jobs csrng for any who gives it to him. and
always brings the money home to me until lately, he
has been Ssa oy Ms want nun 70
20 this time and III take care that he don't come here
again.
peal felt disposed to punish them sone consequently
fined them 81 each for being drunk and in default Of
payment they were both locked up and the wife posted
Of the Office with tears In her in order to raise
the money to procure her husbands liberation
Burglaries The hat store occupied by s. futile, in
Chatham Square, burglariously entered on satur
door with Jimmy stealing therefrom one silk hat,
coats pair Of waterproof boots, $2s 90, In
No arrest The dwelling house No. 81 Watt street. 90
oupied by Mrs. McCullsnd was likewise entered oy
burglars who carried of lot OF clothing and
brssstpin, belonging to Mrs. McCulands son. valued In
all at 500 No arrest.
Charge of Grand Larceny, -ofncers Badger and
Weed Of the TIN ward arrested man by the name Of
Edward Thompson on suspicion Of stealing $40 from
John MoKinDy residing at No SO Madison street. JUS
tice Timpson detained him for . further hearing.
pef,f Lafr % L. Ard
ed yesterday by the name Of Montgomery Jones,
on charge OF stealing dress GOAT, worth $40 from
Isaac Wolbach Looked up for trial BY ustce Tmpson
The Pennsylvania Taylor Central Committee.
The Democratic Taylor Central Committee
met on the 9Th January, A. ID. 1913, at the State
Capitol hotel, at 10 o'clock A. M and adjourned
to 3 o'clock Il. NJ. when the. following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas at q democratic Taylor mass meeting for
the state of Pennsylvania held at Harrisburg the
oath of September last-beng the anniversary Of the
battle and capitulation of Monterey--the following
among other resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That this meeting does hereby nominated
its candidate and the candidate Of the people for tie
next Presidency Major General Zachary Taylor, and
that each individual member off hereby pledges him
eef to all honorable means to effect bis triumphant
election.
Resolved, That as the only constitutional means Of
the people their inherent right to vote for
IL is the firm determination of the democratic friends OF
Gen Taylor In Pennsylvanis, to nominate an electoral
ticket and they recommend the same course to be
adopted in every State Of the Union.
Resolved, That there shell be democratic central
Taylor committee whose duty II shall be to take the
steps at the proper period for selecting suen
electors either by meetings in the several Congressonsl
districts or by convention meeting to be holden at
Harrisburg with full power to adopt ell such measures
be proper to secure the na success Oh
And whereas Gen Taylor by letter Of o5th Of Novem
Der isst the receipt othe proceeding. at
have svsn great pleasure and satsfaction the