New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.


On Saturday there were 80 cases on the calendar,
all Of which were disposed Of both Justices being In attend
ance present week begins with clean book
onses charged were as follows Petit larceny 2i violating
bo,,eTv H. violating Health law @ cruelty TO animals j.
keeping disordery house suspended cases J. Total ~
STEALING HER SUNDAY DIyNER-Honora Higgins not haV
Ing her arier so supplied with the good things Of the
earth as she could wished, and desiring something
specal excellence for her dinner yesterday laid areenous
hands on chicken belonging 10 her neighoor r Catsne
Burns The fowl alive and was securely i9ilehsu
post under she'd united the string and walked on
with the bird which though by no means 81 6g ~ ~
which did such good service 10 Snbad me SAo was
onte strong enough 10 transport Honorl 10 BaekWes
Island where her Sunday dinners VIII be uihisled hei ~
for the next six months.
s1o,r , WuP-Wben Mr. Shakespeare wrote % for whip
in every honest hand could have had reference to MI
Charles McAanus in whose die honest hand whip was onhd
belonging of rights in the hand OF M Denms harI
Charles got only the whip but month IN the feseh''
WHAT FAIRY. LIKE Music STEALS "-signor IioVahh
Rarrs when going home from the opera thought proper to
stop on the street midnight and favor the commn
nity with little very energetic music Though ne lta1n
gentleman and bis companions we're douDtess
dctsrd thereby the midnight melodies did not iaYoraby
mpress Policeman William Barker who ordered The music
doubtless Of highly complimentary chaIncisr 10 pou Ps
but the officer could speak no iiaan ala tIc 49, b
universal language Of the locust and Continued TO make nun
cane for which bron complaint The Judge thought e
complaint u little account and discharged the accused lie
Court that person having been dsrespee,ial TO counsel
A HmrHSro- ErHoPic DoNEsTIc MUs.-A lady Whose face
was as black as seven black dark closet at midnight
brought ~ n'I tfi~i --~'-s' @.i-o-'- hOn %N,' VI ~
Of beating her, The womans name she said was Mary A
Flynn and in answer to the Judge who nqiIeq ,ne
the Celtic eognomen. never having eautht OF " ua
dark shade before she SAID that che was not born IN te Deh
Isle but in the Quaker CITY OF radspia ana al ". ~,
husbands name Flynn No y seemed lhai nature Lao no
after all committed practical Irish ball BY bornng negro
in Ireland though at first glance Appearances were rAhe
The EtSop Of masculine convictions bic name as John
Hanes and said that Mrs Flynn was bis wife though Why
she had not taken his name neither one
out evidence that she had marriage eehcae 70 snow
She says that che has entirely supported John o' eg"
Mr. Flynn narrated her wrongs in the most yoube man
peu NOT having had the benefit education in the African
tongue spoken In BaIorst may be slightly az hu some
times, but the general correctness oil the slp1oDcu
Msry Ann iogsi,ur Now Judge tell yon all about it.
for be witness all tell you. You zee Judge DIS yer aly
feer he live with for de lace most year k99Nsdge
that but Use got plenty fokes for witness that Use bard
workn woman 60 out % wasbin Judge and go out 70
scrubbn Judge aud 20 out TO eeann Jucge ana 90 o.
whtewashn Judge and go out 10 oeann windows judge
and gees out TO houseceann Judge ana goys OUT 70
&c Sen.2e house Judge and goes out
Judge, and | goes out 20 tendin children Judge ana
e G% judge and goes out to nurse grim
Judge and goes general grim Judge for all
~n %s's for I @e that 'na d dn WOMAN judge
I've took care Of this e Judge ior the whoe o. ne s
worn but lee done every kind OF WORTH ana seo9ih al1
/ lin
beat before Judge and I've never SAID notnn
about IT, Judge; bat he's always bean me- and rlkin me
and knocku and hckn me and pQundin me ana sap
pin and punehin me- Jndge ana I've got pehH "Hi'e
folkses to witness for NE. Judge 49,,
During this tremendous TRADE his Honor the Judge leaned
back in Ills chair II that al efforts would DO fruit
less check the rapd torrent Of words but hndng at a
done perempoi ordered her 10 stop and tue masculine
branch Of the hm to his say which he then pooeeueu "
| do thus
JOIN oquiu,. Please your Honor IT'S all les never
beat herr she gets blind drunk sometimes and she is always
more or less tpsy she's now your Houori last Ilus
day she got woby early the morning aud she went out ana
wPey again and keP on getting swar 2Rd n5 n.y.
dloder and she OF friends ond they Wer' az e
coned and regularly groggy and when Mary Ann
where they was then they hhd more llsn aHu
quOred up and pretty were three sheets IN the WI9 ana
then they took hair OF the dog that bit thea yo1r HONOR
and they kept taking and they al got regular napy
your Houor indeed Mary Ann was ns drunk a. an owls
anu c1u dn through 40 foot ladder for Mary Ann
drinks Ike fish your Hsnor aud when she gets htIs tod
tight and BY the time she home TO me she wa; regular
sewed up your Honor she Vhakies 700 hard apd %.en
said beat her and the officer came and Of course ne oA w
Judge" Mary Ann. will you take him bnckr
Mary Ann No your Homer d never i've WIN nIn sn
| JobD-"I only want to go back to get my thugs and
Mary Ann TO JOhn)-"why you lazy niger you' what
John" Two trunks OF clothes and bedstcnd."
shirt to bis black back for al the past most year WIZ"
/ aid Mt give II 10 him -,
The quarrel gone doubtless TIL noon but Tor
| the following remark from Judge Bowling; - .
John III send you up for three months Tor living on oi
this woman, and when yOu down again. 60 To WeIh
a Costly HouDAY.-Jonohan Conrad, R1deriek Meaher'
Patrick Deamore James Kelly and Mark Anthony all boys
out a the East River of Nneeenttst' riding
for pleasure As Of the boat had not taken OUT s
cense the unfortunate passengers were hned sV eaeD o
violating the boat law.
MIXED MATTER-John Hunter. mate Of ship which was
dschagng cargo N her wharf charged Francis Cory with
attempting seal quarter chest Of tea CORY employed
load drays and carts Hunter his chest Of tea on
dray deing He reclaimed his property ana the
driver told him that Cory had put the tea upou the dai
whercupon Hunter caused his arrest Inere can DE ue
doubt that the driver the real thief aud that CORY was
entirely honest and knew nothing Of TIE Affair." lie was DIS
| charged.
kCARyIvG PRAcocK.-James PeoeOck thought he would
have satisfaction from George Main for assautng him with
carving he thought be wouldn't the charge
he DIDN'T George had pay nothing whatever ior
his foul attempt peacock before he was stuffed ana
/ roasted.
WIFE BEArixG-Jesie Child charged her husband. Henry
J. Clnd with beating her ASH appeared that these elioFig
children live leaceaty iogeiLes TIE Jadge 20
noulccd virtual ana temporary lIyuCe ty sending he
LysDaHd " TIE Island fer month.