New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
IR.f,r, Iudse, Kelly and Dovlinzl

Before Judges nelly ana DOWNING
THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND THE PAT BOILERS AGAIN.
very important representative case came up on
Saturday in which the defendant Mr.. Christian Gese. ap
pesred OF involuntary proxy for the entire boing
of the city and the citizens Of NewYOk by the
their yey excellent servants the Board OF Health were
the panans 1t Of those peculiar wherein
takes advantage Of his wealth TO attempt to override
without struggle Fortunately for the public the inolence
of money in this parcuarsnstance OF insufficient potency
Of million Of dollars given emphatcaly TO under
stand that his sbekels many though they be- cannot
the ordinary penalties due 20 Piractons Of the statute
The case runs thns Mr. Christian Giese the defendant
the shewdes OF Yankees in his business transaotons lie
has for years very large establishment for the trans
mutation OF fat tsow and oil or in the vulgar language
be has fat boiling shop 10 Thirty ninthst near
Eeventha For this place has been nuisance 20 the
entire neghbOrhood has been repeatedly complained Of
by the inhabitants Of the oohghy perumed streets 10 The
welded by the capitalist has suiced toPvecOme the smon
persons who merely desired tie privilege OF ing
soW Seasoning being choSed with foul stencbes Money al
ready made and the desire to make more money have pre-
comonest form Of justice the Jewish Gese has been
permitted to poisoning his Christian neghbofs without
being restrained BY process OF law The perfecaco
denee which years nsoen defiance Of public opinion had
given this that he could carry on bis h trade without
let hnderanee led him TO defy the orders Of the Board o.
Health Now II happens that our present Board OF hen
their determination to put stop to all nuanoes wheth
they appear the shape Of hbong concerns or N any
other Gesse but who nave taken 10
purposes. Some of these powers have been granted
he other and former statistics Of the sates-and under the
old Common Law Gentlemen they who erefo far above
ence them far above being frightened from their pur
pose that his strong arrFo counsel could daun
attorney Mr. g. need hope for slips or faults In
Of the technicaes Of The cases or their manage
served Mr. Giese the proper papers ordering him 70 40
modify the manner OF his manufacture ~ to destroy or remove
dathe
shut mp bis paceand business altogether 10 tbs MI
&c. demued and after striving for long time to obtain from
the Board a modification Of the order DO applied
70 the Superior Court for an injunction rssuhnlng ,ae
Board Of Health from interfering WIN h,r n hs snnora,
Court the basis which that Mr. Gese had hand
ses1y contracts for more ali Of spoiled Il hi.
factory was closed BY order % On % S b" after most
the application was refused ana tue injunction
relief TO the Boardof Health Geise resolved to go on with bis
manufacture defiance Of the order To ths end be dd m
boiling and metngin the night with closed dooand so pro
oeedcd his work OF poisoning his neghbors BY foul smells
before.
These are the proved by ample evidence before the
Court Saturday last and although the was fought
every step and every inch by the counsel for Mr. Gese Ae
Court finally declared Mr. Geise guilty.
latiohs orders by Board Of Health win be pun
like the present when the city threatened With cholera
is most requisite that the Board Of Health should be pro
tectcd the utmost In their efforts TO keep the epidemic from
the city This Court will do all in its power to assist the
lizard Of Health the discharge Of their important duties
order and then on falling 10 procure an injunction against
them have proceeded 20 carry your offensive business by
most severe punishment sentenced pay fine Of
$50 and to be imprisoned in the PenitenuaTy for two
months
The prisoner was asoundsd this most unexpected
tence and hearing the Pentenary part OF H. be at once
out II oppose dat; oppose 20 dat and only
senced when the ready officer took him By the collar and led
o1 a. ' heard ecs1hs sa Ss to and
even when after the lapse Of IS minutes the door again
seemed to be most emphaeay Jewish fox could be heard
declaring with eager earnesnes Il oppose to dat oppose
1t was hardly supposed hundred thousand
dollar would consent don the ornamental but des
gle. Accordingly in short time his counsel made semi
quiet Chat is would have been quiet and
confidential had not Judge Bowling hared ont bis share OF 1t
the Of his voice having fancy for being earggged BY
anybody request that Mr. Gse be sent to the Island
having important papers sign &c. The Court declared that
riches and poverty should be treated alike that no amount Of
could alter decisions delay the execution Of its
sentences and the friends Of the fatboling gentleman
fe bis matter but that Mr. Gese must be ready TO
90 that rural solitude known TO the world as Black
wells Island just Black Maria" should call for
him. in other words Just the prisoners wagon
should drive up the door The friends Of Mr. Gese then
made rush for Sheriff Kelly who gave an order to the or
not TO send Mr. Gee up the Penenary bat to permit
him TO remain in the TOmbs I'LL Tuesday next
the meantime the Christian heaven and earth viii be
moved by Hebrac levers to remission OF thesen:
tence and keep Mr. Christian Gese from the ignomnyof
ses1S the public shah certainly be informed through whose
that has been able TO outbd and con-
qner justice
A CASE OF DOUBLE DEsERTIoS.
Mrs Maria Casey into Court and wanted an order
made 70 compel Der husband James Casey support her and
their child bright boy Of about four old She says
james left her ago and has not taken care OF her
that be earning good wages and ought 10 provide for
family She that years he beat her badly and
that she left him in Of IT, The husbands story
that she deserted him. he coming home one day two years ago
and finding that she bad gone He is Of meats and
then employed Fench Hotel and his wife was board
lng at the house OF the widow Of Mr.. +. Christy.
Mr. Charles SgencefwAs counsel for tie husband lie In
troduced witnesses who proved Casey bad never beaten DIS
evident TO the people living In the house for ladies' Aad
lived house with them for mOnhs and no abuse
and heard complaint from her, Casey had always paid her
board, willing support her and the child even n0n
admission that be her s00 last Deeembe that be
had paid her $50 month for several months that he had re-
peatedy offered TO take the child and support and educate H.
He averred that the only she left him because she
wanted to live down with her relations and not IN the
home provided for her by him She had applied TO him Tor
support for the boy but for herself In fact the lady
story itself showed that the husband had done pretty nearly
the fair thing but she had probably been badly ADVISED
especially by OF hers who called to the stand and
was at disposed a by being stated that she or was
the keeper Of house Of bad reputation.
husband his employ kept him away from her nearly
the whole time and that wanted TO see more company and
have hyeeT time than in his home and SO went to her rea
lions.
James anxious 10 take the boy and educate him.
bnt the mother wont let him go He was ordered TO pay lbs
wife IS week for the support oiherEef and child.
WOMAN FIGHTS An OFFICER.
Jane Nichols. when Michael Hager civil officer came 10
and refused let him come in. Michael did NJ like this
pretty much and tried force mis- way into the place
squabb ensued In the OF which James finger got
into Michaes mouth and Michael bit the i3rudng dgt
severely The facts being thus proved the nbbnK oanniba
Mike, was sentenced to pay fine Of $40
PEANUTS PROTECTED