New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

SoIsyS %s not appear unless had watched the newly
from the s he @ pay oTs E 70 WHICH sES he
received tho precious book and Us contents Az soon
e. ne h@ sad % not os in finding out that lie had been
Sgndcd The "god pieces had b,ea distracted and the
valuable banknoes Of high denominations proved 70 be 6c
to9s affairs drawn tho Bank Of Hymon payable to the
order Of Cupid" Enraged at the trick Sims songt the
services OF officer aud at last succeeded In ehecing the
arrest Of the English the confederate having escaped
Thc officer who took English into custody aso arrested sas as
witness and he has been confined ~ the House Of Detention
ever Monday there being Other w. TO insure his at
tendance witcs he having no friends IN the country 70
has viewed it through tie bars Of jeD Sims lad already
into court purchased return 20 England
that be had not eyrn frhiasF let Tho trial came
10 and his ship % ssi at ~ 50 tina, tho ilou stranger
Mr. samuel sims viii leave America with avery
opinion Of he having passed i've OF the nix days OF his 30
ouu here the wrong side 81 the door Of the Lookup Mr.
English the d tIeinenter N an old art was sent 70 tne
Pententiary for siN months and fined go
SHOOTING win TIE FUTT-ESD or THE Gux-Policerann
William Carpenter brought up James Curcy for striking him
the head Snd shoulders with guGook IL seems that
there final, quarrel in the large tenement house NO 81
Grcenwchs' Tc officer ordered Tie parties to the row TO 90
their rOfec which they did. with tho exception OF
Curlcy and his N They not only refused 70 60 but they
abused good and when ic sergeant came
n she threw i0,so aud hit t gentleman ~ the ye lhe
into bis rnd unfinished GmsOck hhoh
he nj once attacked both officers striking them each ,eYera
bows lie found gully Of the assault snd reuanued
SyRAsGI CnAgGx STRANGELY pEFENDEn--Ofen az the
plea Of guilty. drunk pat u never before was plea
Of iuoxcaton opium offered In this court but on Satr
day MIR Charles Weston ia response 70 on accusation OF
indecent exposure OF sen preferred ey Miss Isabella Collins
stated thet he mad day u o alleged offence taken 30
much opium that nSensibc tat b. could not renem
Der what he had done that he might have eOmm'tN we
cfenSe and what he Wa doing lie had he SAID
been habit Of taking andnhrm end hashcesh and other
powerful narcotics for the purpose of killing down the ntonse
pain Of neuralgia In the face and that on this particular day
be had swaowsd an Sfe S SG c . oi WHOM tS Of
the whore she employed md iheTe rreaedy wak
Witnesses Sworc to seeing hin walking IN tue vicinity ioF
three hours.
Tic prisoner seemed to feel his humlisns position very
epy hiding his face from the spectators as much as he could
Ho node no positive denial O the charge but merely attributed
tAe misfortune Of his present poson TO The use OF opium IN
suppor he produced two bottles OF Andanu
capable Of containing about two hgd ounces ana
each about half full When these were taken iS MN
tho officer be begged them for Gods snkc aon ,ns
away The iDexorabe policeman however took the dsnge
medicine into custody aud il was submitted u hsssA1s
District Attorney Bedford who wos present 70 dcefn,ns ~
cXpcIt what the liquid really was ne pron9uneeo W
cDrnd guilty and rnandcl for ill next Court day
UNrfoyoKED AssAuLI.-Miss Agnes McCleimoni brought
complaint nrGnSt Mr. Thomas Ryan for assault and battery
committed under the foowng circumstances She was walk
ing quietly 10 her work about O'Clock In the morning when
The defendant up to her aud said Good morning my
dazzling Shc told him to leave her alone When be again made
told him he had
The character Of the person and to go on ana attend 10 ms own
business If he had any lilo then raised LIS aana ana sppo
ment Thomas will have 10 repent in Slckeoh aud ashes or TIE
Pcnitentnry for the next two months
Az OLD usroxrR.--A hard looking who seemed IN
certain Of his own he gave first The OF TmoiSy
Hancock and t.er decided 90 csl himself Michael Dry and
who only two DAYS ago down from soorIn OF four
month Island brought assault has VIE
Catherine Duffy said he licked me, aud be kicked nc.
ne beat me lt IL that Mcaael l. LsY
vaabond who lives lis wifcs money, she kecng small
fsiand 6ho says he has earned dollar for months
ont time ago he home and sold all htr things and spnt
every tina money snd bow he had just come back from
the Island aud beginning his old games sgaa she waati
nothing Of him but 70 Keep nway from her aud If he could be
ordered to do that il all she would ask OF the Judge The
Judge concluded oge Der aud sent him TO the Penlenhr
/ fer Six montbs
! VIOLATION or HC<H 0EDAANcF-John Sherman wss
complained of for keeping hog premises within city limits
! and hued e.
MINOR AssAULr-ucnry Sohle. for beating Mary Qains
was fined tlO. Wm II. ArnOt for assault on James
Harper was fned o. VIM. Smith assaulted Michael Cain
and had 20 pay s. for it Charles Merritt found guilty Of
boetng Ludwig Kascf and TemoHded
MINOR I1RcIMrs Mary Waddike stole from BcDlamia
Shanman and sent the City Prison 80 days John
Nc Bride and Robert Kelly for stealing from George HakeT
the House Gf Refuge John Albert Davis for Lar
Gerry from Hugo v Ungee sent 20 the Houa Of Refuge
Edw ard Paen stole pocket book from Nelson T. Wnder
and got months Margaret finncgan took shawl from
Mariana Emmett and sent 20 the Island for months
Joseph Courtney pair Of drawers from Osc sack and
WAS lined so Ann stole dress and skirt from Ma
Gallagher asd vas sent up months.
DIsoRrERLr HoUsE--yza Meyers FOR keeping dsosdery
house fined 40 and the AZ paid By he
husband
Adjourned to Tuesday. OCT 20.