The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-29

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' pa. ms ns S,nd Il N.Y. poe.ss and found
Where's me pocte,Soso1t, scz l. a. The Tn, 10 pay,
f InOg slssgsid ,PIti 10 -, hi ,hn ~, .l
Of broom handle laughter an thea the dauRhhe,
an her,eP pitched int1 me lceuni1lly. l,,nshisii
20, s down "' sS @S tg%spdBy. " b.s~irsi Seerd
yoGes and ,eh one ls go b 5o1 ls.,s es
Gnaer va. OUTSIDE ,Ss d gSis and hey saw 90
Wen hf iEey CONE n.r, be- "e me sntfs snd
vs In ,eie, Of blooo: J A1sd min to ie' ,h me
~euiii'i' DO H. Iaushterj Then they sthiIck NO,
| H. Acton Win the brooiusiickt o,n
brOoin'tieh VAS nohn'. know Sue didn't inAne to
NJ Aeon .his II, a little mixed. Ho~ "" IT,
The sergeant Of the station testified that the vile
| tn eatensd 10 XIII her with She va arunf,
| ssd 90 rss her husband. and 10th -oIe Locked up.
Mr.. ACton-Ihst vas ntbt; that so the proper
| way to do.
mother pstro'm'n eom7aln'd tfby German,
WHO k.tr~ liquor store in Howard steet for enter
ng his preni,cs and arre.tins him. The complainant
/ Vai taken TO the 1omha, where he was DISCHARGED
| when arrested, he said he was dong nothing but
| standing behind his counter The German brought
| lawyer with him. Ths Counsellor objected TO any
questions being sked by tho Cop Of the PIccinet
Who was present 10 sustain hi. officer in the discharge
II HIS duty.
| Nj Acton we'll, We yont object
| LsvyeI-BuL sir vsni me case tried according
| TO the rules Of evidence.
| Mr.. Acton All but ve want IL tried according 70
| the Nscs Of common sense We vant the ruth.
Os~Au Petty, however, brought out the facts tbs,
and t6s comp an, .tIucS him.
| M Acton STRUCK him. did he All, nov We eco
| the elephant.
An Intelligent little s'r' Of H. daughter Of complain
ant stated tina, the ooer took her out Of bis house
| 10 the Tombs be not having shoes or stochinss
and the judge discharged him. In Tos-eIsminstion
BY Cap, Petty the child stated that the chief vI,os
1 70 the house we're oooied people. There un NO
| fighting there.
| Lsvyer-T object 10 that.
| Mr.. Acton, Ito Rsporterl-Note his objection
asysr-ws only claim to be In ,hs, store since
| Mr.. Acton ITO Reporter, J. Male note Of that
We will not 90 further back than that.
An officer d.posed to tho statement given By the
i eolofed man at the desk Of the station House.
Mr. Acton-Do you erceptf
Mr. Acton 10 reporter Note all these exceptions
tLsush,erl They vail be Frauds when the case Is ap-
| pehed.
The house was proved to be rather hard hind Of
place and that there we're frequent quarrels Ia II.
The negro had been severely beaten by complainant
With club, and the sellers wife said that II her
husband had not dubbed the niger she would have
done II. The counsel wished to ask more ques-
tons but Mr. Acton di,missed the case. aud thanked
the ofhesr for doing his duty.
Counssl-Bu, I'm not through.
| Mr.. Aeton-But We are.
Counsel We'll you have my exceptions.
Mr. Ac.on-Oh, ZEE pointing % the reporter. nc.e-
4 citizen named Rsiiy comp. aimed Of policeman
bearing the came name, for hitting him IN the back
Of the nsct wish bis fist and s,riilps him With the
club Without any Rrovoc..0ni Shiis standing I'm N
pisa..hi. one, ba, 4, va; completely upset BY ,he
woman .ho lived IN the house, which is a place Of
prostitution. The officer said he had orders not to
yak, and accordingly he claimed th.i he was doing
his duty. The landlord Of the house was called, ana
Acton advised The complainant to get married and
settle down on = iIm. Vi eourse the case sS dis-
Missed.
COTTON CoMISG.-Thcre have been some
heavy assurances effected in Wall street within a
few days upon cotton in transit nom the South
| especially from Northern Georgia.
GOLD, at the Evening Exchange. opened at
1885,, at which figure it remained until the elose
stscks duh but iirn.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE celebrated its lllth
annual commencement at the Academy Of Music yes
trdsy. The audience WAS very brilliant The usual
oratoricaI display by studens gone through with,
and great number Of degrees were conferred
honorary aud other The degree Of L. H. u. was be-
slowed on President johnson. Prize. Of ESQ and
$50 awarded TO the best German scholars an the
ool'ere.
TUE DRY Goops CLERKS +. e. ASSOCIATION
held their usual weekly meeting last evening at Ear
Iy Closing Hall. Favorable reports received
from the Standing Committee Nomination. we're
made for new election of offcers A communic.-