New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03
COURT on SPECIAL SESSIONS


The always-formidable calendar for Tuesday morn
ing footed up yesterday = case, classified follows; Aarau
and Battery - Petit Larceny, - Gambling violation Of
Boat Law Violation Of Health Ordinance Suspended
cases total 81.
Two DnuyE 40 PllAu-wrn Patrick Mullen requested
70 plead 20 the charge aHd battery Mr. Wam
McCaH be- sold. gucs Whatever be- says VII b. a nghti
drunk O. know what was about Firs Aru il
the story strnsh ea0ugh Tug complainant told story q
Patrick couldn't cOno,tr and FatFicA bang iould bui
Jane, AcGaire brought up Patrick Croker r beating him
in defense alleged that Che complainant Aco irc D. Tie
President ofthc Loa-.horemcu, Association and that be
exerts h.sc prevent the employment .. n men Who are
nobcrs o. s Society H. 10 this uallWnl Innnner inter.
rll with the bIacs o. Che defendant thereby dcPr'ns BIN
Croker was nirly c.pcre and in his anger be met with
McuiIc ald gave hi- trans. Morally, II was u1glr;
onably deserved but legally was mdemeanor ior which
Nj. Croker hid 20 pay hne % slo
CAE NusmEa Two-TAc assault o. and batteTing Of Mr
Edward BouIke grew also Of interference OF oHo o. The
Protective Societies viii the rights OF uonnember M
Roukc is an officer OF the HOlCuiers Union The de-
endsnt in th case Mr. Alexander Fzinmons, styled IT,
possibly may have euphonions title among AZ
members. fiismmons IS enTugcd IN erecting scahod
ia al the Academy OF Music, ana hc conpnant ui'd ~ E
hin to on tie society which the defendant positively refused
"A IeaS5 a 1I earned M irasg h. od toa6 upon
hims.f ), thou INT the which found fzsmmpas guilty
tbis ca 10 swing You ONLY gave follow what he dc
served must NJ pelk IsE out ia meeting ana say So
ngUxKHy PAssHyGEH-Mr francis q. Young gentle.
preferred complaint against I'd
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stances these Nj Young quietly sitting in scat OF orc
Of the city ears which ear was fun there being No room
10 seat another person Nj Monns A cliar I'M" ple car ~
ing grossly Intoxicated anu without spying Ivy your ,uNe
pumped himself down IN Mr. Young lap That gentleman
not caring 10 carry such drunken lod AHcI M uhNlu
commOdations elsewhere. lie not paying any attention
To the request Ar Young told him that be did not get up
nt once nc should, appear 20 VIZ , on'qi', ~
wheroupon hs int0xllled nieop pr1n8 NJ ana struck Ar
passenger ilcffrred he also fought them and IN short he
conducted himself like tho drunken brue ha he was IhS
story most abnndaniy ooo9oai,d by several genii'n
who were with the whole Performance aud who hnd
volunteered 10 to court and give Their testimony An at
Mr Young along 70 make room or him and to sho#
that there sitting room hsfe ad also g. make sppfn
his knee cd most amelaby aud Monaghan was lined -
A SAD CAsE-IwO Atts giris, bsd respectively ana
years brought up accused Of Stealing t~o sheets IRON
Afary Brown They gave their Susan Darcy aml
Kate Sullivan and m that they did tnke things but that
they were pat UP % by woman 1ns Is by NO means
unlikely II very common practice amons TINS elas, 81
persons load cdlca out t. steal relying on the hunay OF
persons who may to detect hen not 10 prosecute chi
drea Of such tender years. These two rcrnanded
LADY LIKE IiGITAss Sarah 7. Thompson brought up
Miss Mary Watkins beating her Both Of the fr
batants the coor persuasion and not nnnscd TO
The pugstic style settling any little differences that may
,i5 h,d bsen offered 10 iloce the assault Sarah said
ONLY called her dirty black thief aud told her If she was lady
she'd tlke il up Ii seems that Mary LADY or 1T
any rate did take up and sho took up with 80 much
ygor that the fair challenger came 70 grief Having dmy re-
oed her thrashns she was dissatisfied herewith and accord
i & tsed lie victor 10 be arrested aud brought into
Court On statement Of al the facts the victorious Sarah was
ALL ABOUT CLocK-Mrs Mary z. Blauyelt thought she
had been sufficiently aggeyel by Mrs josephine Roth to have
her brought into Court charge OF assault and battery
Mira Roths husband matchmaker his sign tesfies
Though in this his services sought clock inolder
and 10 him Mrs Blauyet took avote clock TO be repaired
When Mrs Dauelt thought Il time sor the iepece 10 10
ady She went for It, aud found that she asserts IL was
completely spoiled and broke all 10 pieces quarrel ensd
In the course OF witch the alleged assault was me She
was ordered out OF the "a couple Of times BIT
declined q go till she had said her say An attempt
was made 10 prove that Mrs Blauyet also did her iul
shae In tho fight and that she had done most valiant
bottle with umbrella at the time but Il did not succeed a.
bit Mrs B. looks looks like who can and WI take
her own part occasions Indeed she avowcd In court
that she tddnt lawyers she able TO defend her
self And to do the lady justice she certainly LOOKS as she
wa perfectly 20 defend herself anywhere 10 Court
or ont She saws had the clock for Is years and 10 do the
lady Justice she looks quite old enough 70 have added p years
more 10 her record without dagger OF dispute She has com
enced civil action againstr Roth for the value Of he
clock and IN ord be impartial In her attentions 70 the oh
n, she has brought this suit against the wife Mrs oth
was fined $40 assault and Mr. Roth has to pay as nnoh
FOR the clock The job viii prove unrrohabe one at best
ILLEGAL BoATRG-Capan Jcdodiah w Hartt OF the Hrbor
Police appeared against three brothers paRsd ge9S 9s2ga