The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-17
Police Intelligence.

90 Police Intelligence.
Vitps a Misty No ming The 1rst case called up
before Justice Drinksr was Grace Atkins woman OF
evident signs Of too much liquor and not enough sleep,
the lids of her eyes seemed to rise with much Diff
Guilty. 80.
MAsnrRArE-Of1cer what's the charge against this
woman!
rcER-weli, Judge, she's always been a pretty
steady womsn-I nave Known her for some time on my
postbut last night. It seems she got little too much
liquor board and raised disturbance and nght with
her husband aud neighbors, ! was compelled TO
brisg her In. The neghbors say they don't want TO
make complaint against herr she has two small chill
MAoI,rnArr-why, Grace, am sorry to see you here
particularly you don't look like drinking woman;
now just sec the trouble and disgrace you bsos upon
compainants don't wish to continue the charge feel
disposed to let you 60 upon the promise that you viii
reform from drink hereafter.
GRACE THANK you Judge, and don't think you will
have me here again. nor will drink any more liquor
MAoIsraArE Well, upon this promise you go
Aud OF she started, with her husband, for
home after her hights odging in the Station House
The next view was Thomas Tute one Of the Tsutonio
race Irshmsu Of oonioai build and Of material
bis spatered with blood showing evident signs Of
publication with his friends he night previous He was
brought In by Timothy Collins very worthy policeman
What's the complaint against Thomas
Tuteg
OrrrcxR-(Ths officer commenced with strong Irish
dalect Well phase your honor he kapss little bit OF
He gives more trouble your honor than any other
body in two blocks He kapes his place little bit Of
cellar on the cerner Of Stone and Broad SITS and suon
fighting and rotng all the time your honor that the
paceable portion Of the community are disturbed In
deed they are
turbance?
OrrIcER-It was just two O'Clock in the morning,
your honor.
MAeIsrRArE-very pretty hour indeed, to be tight
ing and drinking What have you to say to this Tute
PRIsoNER-Oh, musher, musher, merciful Judge am
not two months In the place yit and nver Cid watch
trouble before; this Is my first time before your
honor; niver was there = scrap Of pen on your ho
nors book against me. No, your honor; can bring q
good ksraoter; none Of tho family Of Tutes have
been before your honor before.
OrFIcER-Yes your honor, that's not true sure, and
brought ID his brother the other night for being drunk
and disorderly.
,PsnosER-Yss, and sure and didn't pay for him,snd
no thanks to the Waterman
Naturalization long have you been in this ooun'
try, Tute?
always lived in the First ward, and asal voter and no
mistake.
MAoIsrnArk-Yes, have doubt but what you
Pn,.os..mJuase, will You plas: to let me go this
time, and I'll never trouble you again!
M1osTnArE-No shall keep you until the liquor is
PsIsoSrswAnd, faith the liquors out now oh, dear
Judge, let me and you shall never see the sight OF
MAersrsArE-No, Tute, l intend to put stop to oil
make your afhdavit which done and Mr.. Tuts was
held to ball In 500 for his future good conduct In de-
fault Of which he was consigned to the Tombs.
Rebecos Rose the next prisoner called who was
In full BLOSSOM her face being OF the rosy hue pued
up and spotted, from the effects Of high culture Her
clothing In dirty tattered condition. and the fra
GRANGE arising from this living Rose, Of anything
but the rosy posey" order, although by any
other name would smell swsetn She asked the JUS
ice to send her to the hospital for two months which
request granted by the musjstrate and the poor
old sent to Backwels Island for sixty days.
| in order to recruit her strength
| Chsrge Of FIaud-Oficer Hulse OF the Third ward,
arrested, Saturday night John Gallagher charge
Of obtaining Sos from Rose Kelly, Of No. ~ Warren
street. by false representations. The accused de-
tanned In the station house until further proof Why
! not take the prisoner before the magistrate!
Charge Of False Pretences.-Onacsr Weoh, of the
lower police office arrived in town yesterday from the
town Of Carsle Schoharie county this State having
custody man by The name Of William SaHord whom
he arrested . warrant issued by Justice Drinker,
| wherein he stands charged with obtaining bill Of
groceries, amounting to $500. from the firm of
Beach, Greenwood & Co, Wholesale grocsrs, No 81
Dey street. by false and fraudulent representations
appears that In September last the accused applied
the complsinants for credit at the Il making
oertsn representations respecting his solvency but,
before selling the goods, the plauants requested
MIR Stafford to place the statements thus made of his
responsibilities on pspsr-which d. ne, and the
goods delivered However shortly after the delivery Of
the goods, Mr.. Stafford made assignment OF ali his
effects, including tue bill Of goods purchased credit
Of six months, from Beach, Greenwood & Co. Soon
after this assignment Stafford left Carlisle and has
absent until within the last days this fact
his return known to the complain ants means
taken before Justice Driuker In order procure his
arrest upon discovering that the representations made
false and fraudulent Juitcs Osborne locked him
up for exAmins ton.