The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

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that full Justice should be done In the case. The
sequensy In the Twelfth precinct thers IL pound To
Messrs. Halloran and White was consigned the duty Of
caring for the homeless geese, oannes equnes bovines
and other and twoooted creatures which
occasionally willingly unwilingiy, obliged avail
themselves Of the charitable protection Of tho pound
On the 2lst Of July last brown horse brought into
the pound a. citizen Conkn charges and there kept
until the 26h when he taken away In the dead horse
cart Now why should he be taken away In the dead
horse cartf Because he was dead How did he deP II
would appear from the complaint OF Mr. Conklin that
the officers feared the keeping Of the equine would be
expensive and useless and that they accordingly al.
lowed him to ind fodder as best he could in the mud
and sIush OF the pound; but somehow or other the
animal failed bis health appeared 70 suffer, hts mus.
ces relaxed his eyes grew CLASSY his bones protruded
through his flesh and he gave every external evidence
Of being a rapid journey to that happy land whore
tho wicked cease from troubling and the weary
restn The wicked In this case appear TO be the
officers, for Mr. Conkn says he saw Thorn as IL trying
to compel the animal TO 60 faster, use barrel hoop
goad. Tho horse grew still moro weak, whic his
keepers seemed TO grow strong and in many other
cases the weaker "wcnt to WALL" rather to the fence
The fence being rough poor browny scratched and
pierced by splnters Finally tho animal could not rise
from the miro to seek assistance from the fence, and Mr.
White struck him with axe. The axing business was
done the goth and In about hours afterwards
day the dead cart came 70 carry Oh poor browny
but browny had yet yielded up the ghost, so the
driver Of the cart after dragging browny on to the cart by
with an iron bar In short browny was starved beaten
with hope, scratched by tho fence struck with axe
dragged The dead cart and pierced through the
Uranium with bar. Surely such course of treat
enough TO harrow tho sou, OF the llustrious
successor of Dick Martin But the officers say that
bale of hQv Wns bought for tle of the hHy
animals entrusted TO taer charge, but browny being
evidently intent on shutting Oh this mortal coil would
not eat, neither would he drink and they thought II
would enLiie them 70 the good opinion OF the Humane
Society to help broway out OF the world and they axed
him. stated with that intention. Concerning The
iron mentioned. they knew nothing, that done II
done 1T all, by the driver OF tho cart.
officer Higgins OF the Forty third precinct didn't
think officer Iuomoy at 10 live and gavo expression
to that TO officer Tuomeys face whe tho latter officer
was Frustrated with cholera at the hospital In Brooklyn
Higgins wished to impress the fact OF Tuomcys untness
inhabitant OF this mundane sphere DR. Thayer,
who was in charge OF the hospital, and advised tho
Doctor to do nothing that might the life OF Tue
mey, but TO let Il IN die. Mr. Higgins asked the Doctor
at ihe examination If he uhc Doctor thought that he
tHggns meant any malice toward Tuomcy. The Doctor
thought nothing about II, but appeared to all present
that Higgins thought oniy OF the welfare Of his friend
Cf course.
DIDN'T TRY
Monsieur Ramel keeps wine store in Duane street,
near Broadway H. Rame locks up his establishment
at night, himself He mado exception to this rule
the night Of July u but hts clerk found one Of the
windows open on the morning Of the 9th He knew tho
ndow did not spring OPEN the ropes could not shrink
enough to force open somebody must have opened IL;
that somebody could not have belonged there somebody
must have wanted something, or he wouldn't have come
there wba. did no want glance behind the counter
little money left 10 the drawer; it was gono. But
there had been much larger sum left in tho
safe. Was It safes Appearances proved that II had
narrowly escaped. a. hole had been bored In
the safs but there the work had stopped On
further examination IL appeared that the somebody had
De-
establishment and had forgotten fastsn the gate after
him. Officer Dunn was on the boat In which this estab
neither did officer Brown who was on tho same beat
during the watch preceding that Of Dunn; neither did
they see anybody climb the fence, although the city
authorities pay large price for gas lamp situated i'm
mediately in front OF tho premisos Captain Jourdan
seemed to think that the officers did not keep their eyes
about them or Mr. Somebody could not have escaped
easily with Monster Ramcl's fifty two dollars.
WAS IT riys on 4 Twos
Mr. Hess, Of the meal descendants or the children
OF Israel keeps store in Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
He has clerk Of the same persuasion as himself named
Myes The clerk sold some goods to a lady 70 tho
doll bill and say sc wont wait fur dc shsngc and en
s s pine p saa s % ,s
coOmo dis ON ,er in dc shtore Wit her, and he
gave me doc doll bill; he say no, she give you nve
doll bill; den open dc drawer 70 show
the drawer and grab out vs dollar e wS. sas pas
in. and den he say. you go wit me | say, won't 90;
you havn't got warrant. and shant go without var
rant, else by force, Den he shump over de counter,
grab by De neck and club me dc arm and take
up, and didn't do no,ln ad ALI The officer having
been occupied during the week, on Account OF family
action the further hearing Of the case was postponed
for one week.
CLUas vGRaus L.1sa
Onacer Bolger, of the Eighth precinct, while perform
ing part OF hts duty officer the evening &c tie
Goth ult, trying the doors on his beat found an anvil
that had been left in front of hardware store He
wished have consultation to tho proper TO
proceed with regard 10 the anvil aud he raped with his
club the walk to call another officer The oi came
aud also citizens stackicberg, Aaron Greg'c
and others The officer asked tho citizens u they had
eon the oser ordered them "a move on Thew dd
move but very slowly and the officer dubbed them OF
In this case "a in almost every other there bad
been nothing done said that would Justify the officer
in clubbing them Moth ng q, ALL And We, ,h, onlccr
IA small man by the way had dubbed them and CON
PEELED them 20 And a. Aaron said tho officer
followed them-no he dan'i follow them, ne ran after
them. The officer asked II OF the party did not
make the remark that IL he had club he SOC whether
they'd move on, they'd make the officer move
None OF them had heard such remark made. In fact
such remark had not been made.
The President asked sr Grcse Il they were not pretty
we'll soddsd or IL thay were Intoxicated Greglo empha
ticay asserted that they did not drink enough TO make
them drunk and ae furthermore ventuTcd tue assertion
that they don't drink any than they bear and
he himself can only bear one glass.
But this not the only ronbe for Bolger that night
Fred Meyer who keeps lager beer snoon spring
street. had been cluhbcd by boger shortly after the
above occurrence while standing in front Of his own
door having decent talk with three friends
Boiger CAM up 10 them ordered them TO move on
They ddnt do anything to him-ddn't say anything
only Meyer told biz boy 70 20 and get his coat He
ddn remember telling the boy 70 get his club from be-
hind the counter but he might have said So as he
thought the oicer made fun, because the officer had
glass Of beer and sandwich about hour before thai
Edward seigcr was with Meyer at the time and on com
ing on the stand declared that he snever out
rase In my life Ho then went on TO explain what he
thought Of the country that was free country. We
were under martial Law, and hc didn't think the
Club should rule MT Meyer was arrested, and whom
brought to court In the morning 'de shudge voodnt
slen TO dc Witness put he shove Mr. Meyer right down
shtars und he lock him up Mr. seligcr Shear dat do
policeman he got beer und sandwich and OATS do way
he pay for limit his gloob"
tho lager and sandwich, whcreupon the Commits
sioner remarked that the whole case ought 10 be
thrown out becouse thoy gave the policeman liquor.
Tho boy rctalatcd that they did not give him liquor
they gave him lager
Commissoner--Dont give them lager. Never give
policeman anything 70 drink No wonder We have
drunken the force.
Mr. Baldwin 100 Spring street, the disturbance,