, 1864-07-19
POLICE COURT.
Daily Record Of Crime -OlYenses Against the
Law, Municipal and Moral.

The Police Con It yesterday morning waa crowd
ed With warrants, vagabonds, virtue At a discount,
veritable whisky drinkers. and some few thieves.
Justice Miller occupied the bench and in his usual
style Knocked the parties down as quickly as they
Mary Green's case WAS the fret presented to hia
Honor. She was good-looHng young woman.
about twenty Years OF age; had lived as a hired
loycr, and shout week since took it into her
head to elope with the object Of her affections. Mrs
Murphy missed 500, and songht Mary out in The
entity was entered, and the accused was held to
bail in the sum Of $500, to answer the charge Of
larceny tn the circult Court
charged with diso1dery conduct at the All M
tsons' Hotel" On Cana street, on Saturday eyen-
Ing The parties went into the ssloon Of the hotel
t,on with james Murphy, who was present and
dietosed TO be peaceab:e, Copedon drew bowie
knife. WHICH was produced in Court. and threat
eos abe,or Gosao enfy o1uaas Ma1ps
" Officer Aacock arrived On the spot sufficiently
sarls earl to prevent boodshed. consdou was fined
$50 and costs, and Gordon so and costs.
George Burns, a hotel tniet about twenty rear.
Of age, was charged with the larceny Of two costs
and yaitse from the Revere Honse. 1t appeared
into the Revere nouse on Sunday, and made q
tour Of the rooms that were open. He was detect
ed 1n as o9 . h. a. a. f qee
coatf on belonging to George Ellis, and WIS carry.
ing in his hand valise belonging to F. n. Clark
Tee S tae as e I d e. 1e @ I'D
prisoner was committed to take his tsial at the
Recorders Court
George swift was charged with disorderly con-
duct On SATURDAY afternoon. He was driving, q
team aaArhed to buggy On the corner Of Wells
and Quincy streets, a11 partially intoxicated sol
dove over hin The soldiers ~ neck i passed nnder
the Wheel and be was otherwise very much bruis-
ed. Officer Kelly said be saw the affair and thousht
eoud bs az &c a M
the point where It occurred the possfbll
Z Of RECKLESS d1Iins. The Justice thoneht that
fendant With ordinary care, and Imposed a nne Of
ten dollars and costs.
El!za jackson was recognized BY the parties as
They met, 'twas in a crowd"
The police found her In q state Of uproariouz
ntede:tion- On Wells street: Her habIimepts
to 20 to his honor kindly eAve the unfortunate de-
fsndant az orcer for twenty dollars upon the city
R.3dewen for sustenauce and blue clothing. Eliza
occasion to appear before him again she should be
In better trim.
James =. Clary, young man on c.utches, WAS
Stewart Houee. on Sunday evening. he Was Gre
etlng an obstruction, and when desired to move,
Threatened TO ehoot any person who would inter-
fere with him. A fine OF 50 and costs was in
John Dempsey, appeared from the eawdust, hav-
Ing been picked up on CLARK streek. The officer
was aobe1, bat when be Vas drunk there was no no
aesogn.1s sas for hi bat satd The Justice, he
eeyI Dempsey r replied lhe Justice. s'iknow
lget drunk. Tonr honor, bnt have that foundation
laid In ny, mind now that m niver get
III you il promise me that yon won'l lake anv.
~ 'ss sess
honor. II Se'n 5lst let me 'aie little dhrop III
te catch me herc jist put It on to mel You may
70 this time, Dempsey. said the Jnstice, but LOOK
Lucy Conlen had been drunk and cutting M
49pop3 9p3 clarS s., stzeel Lucy va: well known 70 the
aea:n a lsree. and pledged the most faithful pro
Code fake don't eerd me to that dirty Bridewellf
said Lucy .Yon'll hare to 70 and help and clean
+ h.in {as tine; f9T haze let yon Of 20 many times
fifteen dollars" replied Justice Miller "t'm
cnIsed Il I'll do any work. and NAV you never live
n1 III zee e, On nsa'n sa'd LueE and she was there
John Isv1s: ! lad nineteen yssrs Of age, belong
10 to hir rss u At he E
cr'e ConTt, upon charge oi the larceny Of pair
Of pants valued at hrc dollars, from . store On
Patrick Burke, one Of the .proprIetore Of the
Crystal Fountain Saloon, on the corner OF Madi-
son and Market streets. Was brought up upon u
cnaree pfetef1cd - Enma aa2t1ngss his kept mis-
tress. q having robbed her Of forty dollars.
Some little quarrel appears to hare taken
place between the accueed and Mics Hastings.
Ehereupon he LETT their apartment, No. 1al
Sherman ttreet, taking with him The key Of the
lady trunk. Burke did no. return, the trunk was
broken open, and forty dollars were missing. A
warrant was taken ont, hut before the hearing Of
the cate Burke had returned TO his lady and re-
turned the forty aollarn. Miss Hastings pfeynrl-
Gated great deal In her statement before the Jus
tice; but eonpoundtng felony are not admiasfble.
His honor held Burke in the eum Of $500, to take
his trial at the Recorders Court Miss Hastings
wns also bound in a like amount az witness In
the case,