New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

the Thrdsvs brought up certain Patrick who In the most
unProvoked manner had kicked oyer the basket Of tae per-
yentured mildly to demonstrate Patrick struck him violently
sloE IN trade and ncapactatng him from Immediately pro-
curing more The rascy kicker and striker at the prayer oil
the kokee and srkee was sent to the Pentena Tor Two
months.
Edward Burbank struck by Michael Riley seJ some
slight discussion Of affairs In general and Michael hau wv
months granted him for repentance. i''l' feA'0'
PICKING AND STEALING.
David Thompson colored boy about IL years Odd ws'
charged BY Jacob Faehman with stealing from hHs ca
mond found in the dress Of David who was sent 70 'o
House OF Refuge.
Christopher Holloway owns and carries on lsrse
business which requires the OF several hundred bags
lot Of n Of these bsgs was ieft on tho wharf, in
suoh exposed position that Michael Roach lol. mo ~
very little trouble TO roll up the same and carry tne o ~
his winding way be ted hOwevr BY the owner o.
bags Nh Holloway who at caused his arrest M0s
ael did attempt 10 deny his guilt but PLEADED ID
ton that he was too drunk Honor at the time foaI
HOnor Honor 70 know what was doing fo S o hoS 10
be particularly moved By the pathos OF this touching appeal
bat ru'tcsted the cOnVivsl Roach for three months
SIR THOMAS CLIFFORD
delegate from the popular standardama Of the Hunch
back every one expected see when .ne name 5s was
the ease Sir Thomas presented himself In the shape OF
small boy about years old who appeared od nS S He
showed teeth marks his leg but couldn't prove muoa VI
anything and the case was dismissed
DISHONEST SERVANT GIRL.
Mrs charged Cabarne Staples with stealing
from her house what more she proved IL too and 50
Catharne has to through the bars OF the fenena
windows for the next three months.
TOO oPPIcIoUs oPPlcER
Policeman John H. Keeling Of the brought
up johnson charge OF striking him The officer
said there ~ or is boys sitting 90 the Sidewalk corner OF
Ann and at midnight and he Ordered them on as
being characters In the Of dspers
ing them his club wasasen and the prisoner struck him
ave Railroad who told the story thus Five u.s. johnson
acluded sitting the doorstep taking we spoke low
ms Get up and let me look at you Very wel' sa and
stood up; then he said Get out his then moved of and
enty but TO accelerate my movements Of the Others
cried out don't strike him. then he raised bis club to
Of his club broke; moved on thing
this Johnson down and the officer over him. we had
committedno oense are all respectable young men, reSu
This case was dismissed johnson being discharged The
on the part e officer He
had right whatever inter tre with the young me1hey
quiet and had much right there az he had Some OF
officers altogether too free with their clubs aud like
show their authority much Some them act as II they
should be punished II anybody
Judge Bowling for many Captain OF Police
any word Of his with regard to police matters carries great
II these young men know their rights and knowing
maintain them" they will bring Officer Keeling before the
Police Commissioners. who would make quick work Of his
Tm1EvrYG SERVANTS.
They M do land they will keep on doing hS ay soG
times before go months where she
can steal anything unless she conirVes away with
Tailor.
Similar to the above case was that OF Mary McGry
very pretty looking Irish girl who was accused by Pmp
Scbeyer Of stealing from him Marywas repenan and said
she never had been in court or jail before The Judge thought
differently and sent dawn stairs for Mrs Foster matron
OF tho Fems Department Of the Tombs to come mp and see II
shenew Mary Mrs f. did not recognize her bat said she
would take and try and get her place Mary went down
With that eKceen, lady who viii try her best TO save the
poor young girl from further crime. -
Stlthey comeAnn ConnAra charged by Annie Wilson
with stealing shawl aud certain sother articles OF female
attire and Ann went to the Penentiary two months.
FEMALE FIGHT.
Margaret Mulgan claVed Margaret Haucy and goes 10
Jail three months 20 pay for her fan.
TILL-TAPPISG.
This old crime rapidly coming in:o fashion Mr. james
Keenan, charged Ayne Fisher with stealing e. 40 from the
money OF bis Fisher sent to tho Peniten
tiary for six months.
Several OF the ordinary minor OF petit larceny and
assault and battery tried for the particulars Of which we
lack