New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

mother from her children the other side equally hard
that poor woman should lose her property when she is herself
so poverty stricken that every OF value Mrs freecot
sent up for one month
WHAT GIN MAY BRING WOMEN To-Two young and
rrctty and recently married ladies into Court on
little matter which they had much better have settled between
Nrs Eliza Barrett accused friend Mrs Eliza Doney OF
stealing her shawl and snndy small pictures inc ae being
cane from Flushing to VISIT her friend the other Eliza
guest sent out for some gin, on which the two made
merry; they msdo SO merry IL fact that when . hnS,
with her TO Flushing The shawl being worth s Miss Bar
rc naturally made search for It, and she recovered Next
New YORK and the alleged rhe By explanation,
duced to a mistake and more gin sent for Tho money
sion Of t6e ndrakag Miss Donely retired from the festive
scene carrying with her the shawl for tho second time TO-
eeer with certain other articles that may judge that
L Just scycnand aha cents worth Of gin to make
woman stealing drunk.
Mrs Doney has been married only seven months her hu;
band wns IN court and he nercedcd stou in her behalf
TINT tho justice let her OF with 20 days in the City Prison or
fine go Tho loving husband at paid the hnc ana inc
happy pair departed Doubtless the lady viii hereafter avoid
gin.
DOUBLE VICTIM. OR A MAN DoUBLr vIcrmzEo-cAsE
No MIR Perez NJ Fuller who baker doing business In
Perth Amboy brought complaint against Mary Kelly Tor
stealing tlO from his person.
Mr. Fners story is that he paid Of last Saturday and
amount OF money that Perth Amb oou
begin to hold him and so he came TO or on
very Kind aud Mr. Fuller made her present OF uon
But though Mr. Fuller moved to such gene9sly US "
donate whole dollar ~ Mary she WAS ~
grateful steal from his pocket an additional so Wha
more he proved it, and Mary was sent up Tor SIX months
No 2-This same Mr. Fuller brought complaint against
Otto Bcanhaaker barkccpcr in saloon opposite 'he Paco
where Fuller his money Fuller that he went into
place and became stupid but did not 60 TO sleep
When he was aroused from his stupidity he he found
that the nimlo hands going through his pockets
On examining his money he was he says 80 short Inc eyt
donoe Of Fuller confuscdn fact II was so apparent
at bis eopit9n had been tho specified occasion OF such
dat lie disqualified from knowing mueh Oh any hhS
that aid 90 on that the Court acquitted tho accused
The WRONG LEos-Michac Curry complained that Patrick
Rearon had assaulted and battered him under the following
named The defendant had given 10 Curry pair
Of 20 be footed" In duo time no went them and
was given pair which did not particularly in this
on discovering The ALLEGED fraud he returned TO the shop
Cury and demanded his own boots An alteration followed
and row SSSS IN M 3 T TS p pP.Onc Tas oSnd
guilty, and was TcmGndcd for sentence.
A CONCERT SALOON BARKErTER-0f al the degraded
tenpbe dcspoabe puppies the Court ever has to deal with
or who ever in all varied rounds the reporter
the barkcpor house who're girl. kept is invariably tho
dcspaLe Those fellows are almost without exception brutal
and oycboarng extent which would should the gra
Pcncnay and keep him there thrcequnrtcrs OF his
time They cnpheiicaly We have read rogaes all
Yesterday man calling himself Charles Hudson aud who
crms 10 be a cfcusdcr by profession was brought up on
complaint Of two othoSc wrchc girls who only their
way escape from AFFECT poverty through the windows Of
a concert. saloon
Hudson was the keeper Of "fncy saloon known as
the Drop Of the fashionable
OF the city and the gs employed therein waiter
girls One night last week for quarre. founded an
alleged egulartY about returning checks tbs part OF
Fany Boomnguie hudson seized hold Of her and
struck her Tcpt and applied IN her tho most oppIobous
language Tho testimony sOmewLit conflicting Some Of
the girls that Fanny intoxicated and therefore
dordcrly while Others together with herself said she had
taken nothing bu, raspberry drink which they say
On this complaint Hadson WINS fncd go and sent up
month
CoRLANT No. s.-Mary Smith brought similar complaint
against thus Hudson ior abusing her with tongue and lists
She however could prove satisfaction the Court
and on this count Hudson Discharged According To the
testimony the proprietor OF this sweet spOihe Dew Drop Inn
is Mr. Joseph o Butler gentleman who a. ani ever has
bccn. ornament 10 the city.
CRUELTY TO HoRsI-I Moran complained OF for
"Cruey Anmsl" the special charge being that he had
beaten horse over the head with paving stone Norm dad
not attempt deny IT, but plead guilty. lilo hned ga
which money hs employer pad with great glcc ysJy and
nudibly rejoicing that It was uo more.
MINOR lAECENHs-,John COagan and Michael Eckey ZOE
stealing both cHg bol sent u the Hous of Bcfngc
Peter Wison for stealing watch md ohin from Aimed
Ingham found guilt and rCfsandrd for Punishment
Charles schmidt for stetng silver watch from " ilan
shaIor sent up three mouhA
MINOR AfshULTs-Frank Newman. boy OF ~ for throw
ing stone and cutting the head OF Henry Livingston
Of Refuge year Samuel wyna for
sayline James Carey found guilty bat ndnoi
pended Mary Kelly ard Mathis smith for beating Mary Nc
Caity ~ days each 20 the Ciiy Prison William
Morris for assau1g bernard heen was hhed 90 and put
under bonds b. keep the pctoo.
Adjourned TO Saturday, Oct -.