New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-06
POLICE COURTS.
JEFFERSON MARKET.

Mary Hanlin Reed had been living with Mr. Cough
in Tbirteth-st then she had lived day in Twenty
ffh.si; she was walking about yesterday and drank
pint of beer; she had been in Bellevue Hospital also
for the last nine months for fever and ague she was
not a drunken woman, and had never done nothing
I'm Der life
FNhv. Mary. YOU have been on the island
"Me been on the Island said Mary, with great
manifestation of establishment.
You know well enough"
Why never was on the Island IN my htei don
know where the Island is.
Mary was sent up for three months, with the advice
10 tell the truth next time. Ii is 10 be hoped That they
will provide her with dress not quite so fashionable
os that which she wore in COu,t-Ohe which meets IN
front.
Mrs. Frances Gilpin complained of Jacques Bouil-
iere for attempting TO collect his rent with double
baneiCd pistol he did not fire of the pistol Ii was
exhibited in Court with both barrels loaded to the
muzze. NJ. Jacques BOuilleres name was written
Jack Bulyear on the returns. lie was 80 anxious 70
have it spelled right that he wrote it himself and then
when he asked TO sign his name TO his statement,
insisted that he could not write. NJ. BOuilliere had
kicked Mrs Gilpin in the abdomen, bruised her arms,
and srangled her as additional persuasions to rent
paying.
Raphael Rame, negro Spanish by language, had
been wandering in the streets and was taken in By
Andrea Camera, benevolent cigar man. His graft
tude expressed itself by enttring Cameros store with
false key and stealing $40 worth of cigars" all
- Turkey cigars, Camera said.
beautiful woman brought in, charged by
some one connected with the Seaman Home with
having stolen four satin vest patterns. The long
faced long nosed accuser pressed his suit with good
deal of importantly Her husband was present; he
told her not TO say anything about it, for she would
not be believed. Then she went away, and this model
husband and the long nosod man bad laugh together
After q while she told her story. She married to
him at the solicitation of her friends, and he had
trt atod er kindly Until within few months although
she bad always told linn that she did Lot love him.
but attorly he had abused her aud she had left him
two or three times and had not lived with him now for
some weeks. Not long ago he came 10 her and said
that if she would not back 10 him he would have
her arrested and sent 10 Backwefs Island She could
not 90 back although she was threatened with public
Cisqrace This was her story, and II was told with
such manifest innocence and truth that It could not
but be believed. The persecuted child was set free.
SO much on Saturday; on Sunday the returns were
more than twice as large
John Toner was inquired Of if he had family.
"1he Old woman was up here, and sent her after
Ed. Moses
"What made Won get drank p
Bad luck: was Just settiu waitin for my money,
end the rest got paid before me, and then got four
glasses of beer
John was sent home on his solemn promise that he
would not do 20 again.
John Rogan was liberated to attend the funeral of
his child. He left LIS wife with nothing 10 eat, and
dead child in the house, to get drunk.
John Cuuan big boy, had been caught carrying
of an armlu of wood iIom II courtyard.
Justice" What have you got 10 say TO this y
John" Nothing"
His father" | brought him up TO a trade.
His mother" told him TO 20 and get me an arm
fu of wood.
John went TO Blackwolls Island, O martyr TO the
9Th Commandment; may his days b. long IN the land
Richard CLARK was brought up Wth some musket
balls and club three balls hattenCd. John Nelly,
No. Isl Nariek ST., was the complainant. He said
that Clark lived in the of the number that
he fired into the room where he and his family were
sitting at tea Saturday evening. lie did not know
any cause for Mr.. Clarks shooting they were not
acquainted and never had any difficulty. Clark ad-
miited that he fired out of his own window but said
be had known the man and got out warrant for him
on the 10th Of June when " he knocked me down ana
kicked the face me. And didn't you challenge me
10 fight YOU rot five minutes before fired y Rich
ards wife Elizabeth had also been arrested. When
the officers went 10 take her husband she threw an AK
at Of them and hit him in The leg, without however
iniictng any serious injury.
Mrs Russell of - Mercerst., an eephantine
woman, complain ed that VIM. Houston had been dis
orderly because she would not let him have any liquor.
nor let her girls let him have any. Houston said that
be STOPPED her house, and after he had drank two
or three times she would not let him have any more
and tried 10 put him out but he didn't GO, so she
called in policeman. The ponderous landlady said
that he didn't often into her house, but when he
did, he always irsulied her. She was supported by
one OF her girls.
Mary sheridan was up for getting drunk. She had
Little child her husband was in tears he said she
had two more az home. and would get drunk and neg
lect them. She locked up TO be frightened, and
when she gets over that her husband will stand a
pretty good chance of q curtain lecture.
Michael Kiernan only took couple of glasses. He
complained that in the course of his perambuations
lamI-rost had knocked him down. The sympatizing
Justice thought they would have TO have ordinance
for the removal of lampposts, they we're always so
impolite.
Sylvester Burns got kinder exhausted and II came on
him Ike thunderbo,. lie works in a cellar-stable
and il was a kind er hot there. He was asked
what kind of liquor he drank. He answered
brandy Ii is not q little singular that no
body gets drunk on whisky. For the past
two weeks only one has been brought 10 who would
acknowledge to the Hibernian style of intoxestion,
and he was Fl ON the West. Ii must be that getting
drunk on whisky is not considered respectable among
the frequenters Of Police Courts.
Cornelius Rourke belongs 10 a society the members
of which pledge themselves 10 drink but one glass per
day. lie called for brandy and he supposed II was
brandy that he drank, but he would not know by the
taste. Mr.. Rourkes extreme innocence did not save
him.
Geo. English and James McCiowan had been hav-
ing national fight One of them said: " We dld M
strike each Other; not Hooking apprehensvely al the
officer, unless the officer saw US.
johnny Green. who when be was little put the car
in the well has now very red face 1t is no wonder
that he bushes al that wanton cruelty any won
der that he "takes three or four glasses day, and