New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-08

Alexander Has had been drunk.
Where Gid YOU buy this hquog
"We.l that / cant tel you.
you're under oath now.
Well / tell you one place. il IN Charlton st.
/ don't remember the number.
Did you buy IL any other placer
No Sir"
John Wilson was brought up for obstructng Po-
lie, man. TIE Policeman said there was fight, and
when he was going 20 rap for assistance this fellow
took hold Of his and Knocked his club out OF his
LaI d 80 that he could not Wilson said he shook
him because be did not arrest Of the parties. He
tried very hard 70 show that he assisting the OH
GER hut could not make he Justice believe H. 10 he
VAS fined SO aud bound over to keep the peace for
TX months.
Maria Maouey and Mary Collins we're taken up by
a POLICEMAN for being drunk. Tom Dadner friend
Of theirs, seeing them under oeleetial guidance at
tempted rescue but found himself soon following
the same lead MARI had Q child and husband nj
No. 81 Suvan.s'. Maria laughed very coquettshly,
al seemed 20 be looking about for conques.s. She
sent 10 The leland to prosecute her victories tor
quarter.
Eli Constea il in the habi, o. throwing stones at
people. He's little boy and his mothers widow
She wanted a warrant for The man that kicked her boy
end made BIN throw stones AT him.
Thee Flanagan, a smar, locking young man, com
planned Of old wO-beg0ne Donney for assault and
battery. tlanae AMI hair was well plasiered, anu
Donneny got wei pei pered.
William Mara was complained Of by his wife for
" abusin every one IN the buildln She was tired oil
supporting him. and wanted am sent up. Whhdm
sad lie had not been before the Court for two weeks
now and be thought he ough, 10 be encouraged in do
ing better But The woman had her way.
Patrick Cragin and his boy JacA, round faced jolly
nosed fcllOws had been fighting. Pat sold that he
would be satisfied If they would let the boy 20 but he
was informed that lie was held himself The boy had
wife and child, bad also sty Oh his right eye and
the mumps The right side Of his face his face was
iDhamed generally.
Eizabeth Hay had told the officer that she wanted
TO to The Island. She IN mos, doloroGs state
of preservation. Her wish was eratihed.
Patrick Sheridan, fireman On board OF the Atlantic
lay across the sidewalk last night be was discharged
20 that be need not lose bis place.
A little sqUln.eyed fellow named D0nOhoe had been
four drunk and one Of his crOnies, Thomas Farrell
attempted 10 rescue him DOnohOe vas sent below.
Farrell fined 81 Farrell was rather saucy in paying
his money and was assigned rooms on the leland ior
three mOiih-
Ihouss McNuty By no IN ans IN good re-
pair and bis wife a 60 She complained:
He won't give me any support be won't give me
a shin' a week Dor a slxpence neither he pro-
tested he ha0 given her all he could II Mrs MoNu,y
has access 70 CrotOn SIZE is hereby advised that se
has splendid opportunity 70 Use i on herself ner
husband her child and the soda cracke. It was
munching.
George Rose.krantz persisted tina. his name va,
Rosenkrautz said be lived ia jersey City when be
va 81 home aud couldn't see what reason the Judge
shoud have for wanting % know where ne stopped
when he was here; bis Inspiration commenced IN Jer-
So City consequently the liquor was imported