New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-31

mat BEN behind the bars might be Injurious 10 ny
oOrsiioOshun.
Dir. Ssppingion here banded the clerk an eagle.
" poe that II answer, won't Il D.
II i all right. Sir. You nov free, and hope
this experience viii he a sal1tsry esson to you
reckon, Judge the indu rene nie for the OOpule-
ton In the West 70 crate YORK State isn't much
% Possibly not, Ar. S-ppingtnD.
Mr.. Sal pngiOn opened the gate and passed outside
the bar. He then sucd'nly stopped and said:
Judge If thar il AM lsw a. sinst chawn tobscker
hope you won't hre more tlan tour hits chag.'
Mr.. SspI IL gton then made his ext
There being no further business, the Court took
recess until 10 o eo1k.
EssTx MARKET.
There wss somewhat more than the usual number
Of cases at this Court yesterday morning and the
assenblage was quite a. motley one any similar
cole ction we have ever witnessed.
Duncan Lowrey Of No. 274 Hudson sv., convicted
of lro.s intoxicstion, was fined $40.
Phillip Blum, Hobeksn, committed for ten days IN
default Of fine.
Thomas Boyle. No. % Forsyth.st. committed.
DsriiD Doland No 500 Pesrls'., fned Slo.
Am Clark No. 30l - veDth deui-d the soft i'm
peachment of inroxcaiion VIII ch Officer Hampton laid
TO her charge. She not drunk she was merely
excited and IN passion and that m 'de The ofheer
tlk sbe was intoxicated The testimony Of the Off
Ger, however, dfers essentially from AIMS statement.
She ives commie ed for ten days.
James COserove, Tentli-av., committed.
Patrick Ryan, No. 81 First av., committed.
Ellen Scullen OF No 81 Eghth.st., another victim
of the "ooner groceries, committed.
Henry Sculler, No $50 Thirteenth-st., committed.
William " i'm, No. 262 Thirteenth-st. obtained bis
liquor at Grawlin g. in Thireenth-s committed.
George Reeo, No. f52 Fourth 81 bought his liquor
at the Westclester House, corner Of Bowery and
Broomesis for which he paid ten cents glass Fined
$40
Morris Cronlev. No. 395 Tenth-st committed
Fancy Copl, East Brooklyn. obtained his liquor at
Suliv COZ nel of Gouverneur and Cherysts. Com
nifed
Dan; I irnli
Marin Moore, First committed.
Ann Hort, No. 239 Elzabe'h-st, became intOXi-
Gated braIdy but could not recoeot where she OBJ
tanned il tie C. mmenced however, at corner gro
Gerry store, Kept by Duichmnn and afterward drank
in u great many sioles. Committed.
JEFFERSON MARKET.
James Riley and John Keggan had been sealing
their friendship by getting drunk together John was
Lot quite 30 much overcome by this supreme mark Of
affection his crony, and he could remember three
places where they got liquor. They thought it
very hard that the Justice would not let them Off for
they had been to see a fellow get married, and they
got some of there. The Justice however, said that
the law made provision Tor that.
Joseph Beaky was accused by Mrs. Smith, Su-
van-st of breaking into Der house and then bursting
the door Of one of her girls bedrooms
"TLere is a lady in the house who has lived with
him. and she don't want have any thing to do
with him, aud he said lac wac not afraid me, and he
keep on insulting and put him OUT
Mrs his hair, features and complexion, re-
mil ded ore Of the aborgnees and she seemed to be
able TO put the little fellow out rather easily.
cone night bout 3 o'clock when wake up he break
the door open and get in
The acc used objected and quite animated colo.
guy arose, but she had the last word.
"The door was burst open. Mary could not have
There's nobody in the house got latch-key but me-"
Bleakly fIed So.
John King had been at a christening and sang very
neriy ss be came home. There little girl at
home and no one 10 take of it, and lie turned To
follow the officer he wiped his eyes with the SKIRT OF his
coat.
John OSbay. a prompt man, was brought up; his
wife very respectable looking woman, seemed to be
ashamed TO ONE in; she said that he not IN the
habit of getting drunk they hal two children aud the
Justice concluded that he would let him go.
Patrick Kanor accused by a Meslan lady OF
having cked her wien she had come down to the
sire e., and abusing her pail.
"Pat Kanor came to give my pail kick, and he
sayf take your old s,inkin pail away. and his wife
cone out and told me BIB and | went up stairs and
gave me kick and hen kicked my pail out in the
5 rect so then my husband went for an officer
Pat-"Htr husband blecked my eye and a whole
crowd came out and knocked ne down and left me for
dead and sure did Int raise my hand TO woman.
Sho-"You didn't raise your hand but you raised
your foot
Jas G'Sbav had become crazy drunk on gin, bran
dy sarsapafilla Az soda water.
John Kvener had to be carried to the Station House.
Patrick Konigan said bis wifes son had boy and
he went over there. -
Friend-He was out in the hate of the weather all
the wake and he happened to be called to his sons
christening. go.
TIE question was raised whether the exception for
"sacramental purposes did not apply to wakes and
chrsteI ipgs. II decided, however, that the law
made no PROVISION for them.
Samuel Cunningham was paraded.
"You wanting TO fight people IN the street.
% | work as hard any man.
"Nhat did you want to fight for y
Z" wanted to fight for nothing at ALL was just go
! ing for al officer when | was takee."
! Unmarried people when they have nothing 10 do
fall in love; married peop% fight. John Mahon and
Jsmes Moore relatives of the historian and poet, were
| evidently married. Their eyes were black and their
shirts were bloody There not the slightest doubt
| that they were married. Indeed the officer stated
that the sympahzing wife Of of them came 10 the
| staiiou.hOuse in the morning with bottle OF brandy
secleted to brace her husbands nerves for the exam-
| nation.
| Join Tageart seemed 70 be innocent of shirt.
| His wife had been helping him lick the NJ. P.s.
Margaret Sieff was brought in for keeping disor-
| derl, bouse with her stock in trade-kaiarina aud
| johanna Felter. Sic msapprehended the charge,
understanding il TO relate 10 insult offered 10 the
officers who sat an hour or so IN her house before
! making tie arrest
| "Tbere come two fellows in there and take two
class,s Of laa beer, and all give me pill say
dot ish not goot-oat sh proke; shall not take IT.
dey make craze noise crate muster, and shpeak so
much; dey goin make musb.
Have you had your trial yet on the other charge
! NO
"Who went your bail on that chsrsei"
4" Mr.. Seacrisht.'
She cent for her landlord. Mr.. Wallace, to become
hail for her.
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