New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-14
JEFFERSON MARKET.
SUNDAY AoRsrsG.

that she had not tasted hquor, out merely SAT uoNH
to rest for a few moments when she fell asleep. and
found herself in the Poce-Station. The Justice said
that Mary had been several times upon the Island for
the same ofense She protested that ne was mistaken
1t must have been another person. She was decent
woman with two little girls to support. The Justice
said be knew bettertke children were supported by
her brother. She gwen ten days TO mend her
ways
James Davis Of Chares-st., gray-hsred man, sad
be was lumber inspector Of twenty years experience.
and the officer certainly must have been mistaken
positively be not drunk. AS he had not the means
Of paving the fine he sent down for ten days.
Ann Dixon was sick and situatiOness; but she
would have place in October; meanwhile she wanted
10 90 to the Island. Sent up for two months.
COLLECTING DEBT.
Barnard Mcbride Of Nneteenth-st. drunk and
disordeIly at IL o'clock the previous night. Bar
nard explaned-Yer bonner, my brother dhrives
COACH and owes me g.; 80 wnt to him last night fuI
to g1 IL aud it was his wife came to the doore; aud
when axed her fur me money she toud me II l
didn't 60 away che wud call the NJ. p; well, yer
homer didn't go away, and she did call the NJ. p,
and here am. In consideration OF his having wife
and child dependent upon him, the Judge discharged
him, with a warning not 10 90 the like again.
Patrick Corey was found dead Drunk in the gutter.
According to his story be drove hack for &C week,
and having got bis week pay he went down on the
avenue and treated some friends Patrick said il
the first time he was ever arrested. The Judge re-
tored But not the fret time You were ever drunk.
When found by the policeman be had only thirty cents
of his fix dolars left. He said he wouldn't be able to
pay the $40 in ten years, and 80 he got ten days IN
lieu Of the fine.
SECONDHAND LIQUOR.
George Hart, when called, coming close up TO
the desk of the court when his Honor, in voice of
thunder, bade him /" stand back lsotto yocel we
"never like our liquor secondhand George had
got drunk in honor of the birth of heir to bis
and fortune last night and not being able to restrain
his Joy he went into the street and called upon his
ieightors TO rejoice with him. when q policeman
walked him of to the Staton-House. The unhappy
father urged in extenuaton that on such an occasion
little drop was necessary The Court told him if he
had expressed regret for his offense he would have
been let off, Taken down for ten GAYS.
man with two Jolly black eyes and his head bound
up in bloody pocket handkerchief in such way as
to lead to suppose that il had been split into sew
eral pieces, applied for warrant against somebody
who bad 4" licked him. The Court didn't take cog
nizance of such cases on the Sabbath.
Owen McGraw was found drunk at l o clock in the
morning. The officer said be had family, and gave
him a general good character. Let of with repri-
maId
Thomas l.. Newcome, iodger at the Globe Hotel
and boarder at sixpenny eating saloons, charged
with being drunk but promising TO leave for Connect
cut TO-DAY, discharged.
John Wellington, found drunk IN Battle.row, said
be lived in Nineteenth ST. and First av. Sent down
for ten DAYS for getting drunk out of his own Ward
KEEPING IMPROPER COMPANY.
John O'Bren of Mott st. was found in an area ia
Sixth.ay. in company with woman named Ann
Kelly at O'Clock in the morning. The prisoner
velcd for the police and when arrested though pretty
drunk. said some man had picked bis pocket of
wallet ard three dollars. The woman escaped. Dis
charged with reprimand to abstain from tue society
of the other sex al such unreasonable hours and
places.
READY To DIE
Martin Folgers next called. little, shrunken
old man staggered up to the stand and grasped the
railing for support The poor creature presented
most pable aspect. His beard had growth of many
days and together with bis matted white hair was
full of bits of stick and straw from the stable where ne
was found. His features were gaunt ana haggard.
aud the skin had sbrunk back from his eyeballs till
thew seemed starting from their sockets. The Judge
said he looked like the agend of hard Winter The
policeman found him in a stable, and took him to the
Station House.
The old man said, in a voice feeble and tremulous
with ace and privaon, YES, went 10 the 10 de-
am 90 wears of age with family or friend; am all
alone in the world, and ready to die went into the
little stable 10 die.
Justioe-We will send you where you will be taken
care of.
Old Mani have met with more civity from the
officers than from anybody else before IN all my hic
what ore you going to do with me never H. ured
The Judge sentenced him to the Island for six
months and they led the old man away.
Peter Kennedy was drunk but having family,
was LET of this time.
Edward Riley boy of II, who couldn't read nor
write, was charged with stealing wood. HIS father
said he could take OF him. The Court thought
he had made sorry work of it go far and sent him
TO the Juvenile Asylum 10 be educated.
Charles Caffrey Stephen Gedney, James Colgan,
Hugh Neason Jacob Essex, Francis Sesiord, Carl
Coglan, Frederick Wade, Barney kehoe james
Thompson of No. 10f Reade-st and John Roaming
ton all got drunk apd ACKNOWLEDGED the corn. MIR.
Gedney, gentleman OF color plead IN eH'enusto9
that his friend paid for the liquor ana discharged
10 look after his large family the residue underwent
their ten days or paid the fine.
John Dublin, boy of IL, was brought UP for
drunkenness it being his second appe arance within
two weeks be seL 10 tue Island for SIX months.
PJGNACtOUs WOMAN.
Ann Turbot the mother of SIX children. lone Of
them. only six weeks olo che bore IN her arms was
CHARGED with lighting with her neig gibbons. She had
two precious black eyes evidence OF the proves OF
her antagonist. The Court INTERCEPTED her husband,
who said he did not know anything about il, only If
tother hit his wife first, she did right to hit
her back again. Discharged with reprmand.
Brute
John Minor an intelligent little boy of 10 years,
was charged with stealing IS from butcher IN whose
employ he had been for few days. The boy with
many ttas protested his innocence The butcher had
that morning charged him with The theft searched bis
pockets and lot finding the money choked the little
fellow go severely that his fingers printed in dark
bruises on bis neck. The Court sent the boy home
with his father.
WHERE'S THAT CLAM CART.
Nr Israel Rogers l. al extensive dealer IN clans
supplying number Of pedclers with the bivayes. and
horses and carts to convey them about the City. Mr.
Rogers wished TO introduce to the Court one who,
until very recently had been engaged in his service
He called Jem Archibald. huge pile of bones aud
muscles responded by scrambing up to the stand.
While Mr. Rogers is telling his tale TO the Judge let US
take an inventory OF the character before Us he Is
about six feet two inches high, full of hard, knotty
Joints and in form appears TO be tumble of odd
arms legs ADD feet thrown loosely together without
order or symmetery. Nermihon Is the prevailing
color Of his face oridity being barely relieved BY
two dull eodhshy eyes Snd PrIiuson VI