New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30
POLICE COURTS.
AT THE TOMBS.

Al HE JOMDc.
The amount Of business transacted yesterday before
Judge Connolly rather Iess than usual, which had
the effect to put tn, Judge in unusual good humoT
He smiled more blandly at the reporters, and shook
them the more warmly by the hand, and when the
list Of cases was finished he left the of his u
dcia obos with excellent prospect OF enjoying bis
breakfast.
AN AFFECTIONATE HUSBAND.
Aun Clifton found drunk in Liberty-st. she
said that she resided at Nc. 80 Trlnity-place. She
drank liquor in her own house, after which her
husbsI turned her out OF doors She wandered about
until she picked up by the officer. She does not
know where the liquor vas purchased.
FULToN-MARKET BRANDY.
Ann KeoRh, who resides at the corner of Peckslip
ard Peail-stroet said she got drunk fightfuy bal
branoy which che purchased in Fulton-marset She
advised tie Judge never to buy in that vicinity
Fined $40.
A PRINTER IN 4 BAD WAY.
Joshua Kinney said he MAS printer from New,
Haven M present residing OF No. 57s Pearst lie did
drink intoxicating liquor in several places out navlns
rooted suGpaby TO the whisky shop keepers. though
liking for their liquor he did not charge ls mind 10
rtcolect the names of the persons who had sold him
the "pisoD." Fined $40.
AFRAID OF DUTCH NAMES
David Tweedy said that 10 drank good share OF
LIQUOR but he drank il OF the Dutch houses.
Judge-Who kept the houses or any OF them
Mr. Tweedy-Look here Judge, amt 1t bad
enough 10 fine man a sawbuck without asking nun
10 remember them Dutch names why, tnup1eI ana
big sticks | hain't got my life insured, and don't
want TO run the risk Of throwing my jaw out oi Jol1t
and perhaps myself into commissions by trying 10
speak Dutch names. If you've got any questions 10
ask abou' the liquor I'm with you Judge but please
excuse me if fail 20 make try at the names
Judee-What was the location Of The Iquorshops
Mr.. L % c was on the corner OF Morris and Green
wich-sts. -, nj,
Mr. T-Just as | expected; you ought TO do TO
Others as you would have them do unto you; now,
Judge, suppose You was IN my place and IN yours
Won wCud like TO have me let you off, wouldn't you
YOU know YOU would Judge, Just own up now, what
ought you TO do with Why, let me OF, Of course
loSt You see the point OF the argument Judge
,Judgc-Csn't cay 90; have YOU got ten douas
Mr. 4 Yes, Sin, in prospective,
voa down for ten days.
Mr. T-Judge, when | get out should be hsqpy
10 have you call and NE AZ my house. II treat
YOU h,iicr han YOU We treated me. II give You the
best The house aAords--camphene and moasses Good
day.
An EEL HOOKER.
Mr penefston Hook was brought up a. vagrant
He was a smooth-faced individual, about old enough
10 vote dressed in rather grotesque heshy CLONES,
very much worn The sleeves OF his eoai were qn.e
large in accordance with the prevailing style Du'
thew served purpose of utility, as was developed by
the evidence IN rather novel profession when NJ
Hook followed.
The principal witness was Mr.. James Skinner,
very r,spectsble dealer in Washington Market, VINO
the catchers thereof and selling the same 10 CITIZENS
and others who desire to enjoy the luxury OF eating
GELS either fred or done up IN the form OF PIE or any
other form MI Skinner has obtained for himseh an
enysole uoioriety as man Of integrity. II has never
been said OF him that he ever sold eel whose recent
adyent upon dry land from the sal; water was INST
fer of serious question: snd 10 think that MI Palmer
stop Hook should have selected Mr. Skinner stock 10
depredate upon is matter Of some surprise MI SAh'
ner testified rs follows: IL,
F." This ere Hller came 10 my eel-stand yes day
mofpin' and axed me how eCls was seq L, gooo IS
usu1 ano axod him il b. wanted to buy. Ser he nov
much Says l. eight pence. Ser he, u them al yer
ootl Seq l. via We see Jest before tbs felier come
mn counted EN- and there was 'zsc;ly levi Then
ms enc teller he gun TO paw em over ana kinder
;nmhle 'em up together, which l thowt was very
tncnv. and AZ lsst seq he Guess | wont take noae
Ills Ipornin'.p He acted 30 kinder sneakin that |
thovt he wasn't all right and fore he gol o1t OF ssh'
/ conn1eo the cells an found one on em was missen'
t Co.. this 'ere Teller and ketched hm az the corner,
az tound nv 'spicons was right for on ssrchin the
chsn found a neel up in is Goa, sleeve. ,
IaaSpe-How did be keep the eel up N nis siesVe
Mr. Skinner-Well. that was done IN kinder genus
vsv. he Rad fsh'ook on the end OF line an .ne Iue
va. ,-,n No the right coat-seeYe over Is shoIoei o.
!. coe down inside Of Il coat on the lex side al ~
come mn 10 the stand sn' wen he was kinoer paw
over ne eels he was kechin me nan COX 10 'ne o
of the col az a. soon ss Il was ketcneo IN nc Ps'
the line will Lis lest and az Grswed the e. " me-
= sleeve; an as soon as / was drsTed UP sc s'VPP'
nawin an lef., an eres the nsh ook al hse 49, W..
found on i'm. an think he oushte' Dc seu' !"
wells Ia and fcs beia' va9rsnt.
Ju54e-Hook. Srsi rave Fou Eos 20 cd! 10 w.
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