New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14

prooureth the potent aud known as Valley"
snx gin Ellen treaeth those she l0veth freey Elem Do
n full charged with the spirit of juniper wa1eth beOose
And wanted 20 fight
Then Ellen openeth her Mesan mouth and uhereth bad
sounds. She crieth aloud.
She sQaoaleth.
And useth bad wOrd,
And sweaTeth
BY the holy poker
And BY the Hill O. Howth
And By al s the s Saints s and Angels
And Murphy--f there be q Saint Murphy.
Than Ellen beggeth some one TO tread GA tail
And Ellen eapeth n.the dir,
And sQuealeth aloud her mighty wrath
Behold from the dim distance coDeh with step sedate and
steady Mrs. Amelia wyckof. with manner dignifed and
proud b'OOmeh the pS:ss,soL Of , SS0g worldly wealth.
Lol Ellen sspieth her afsr of
And OlApPsth her hands Sitb ieyi
And gritteth her teeth;
And h0weth.
And a. with stately step and slow tSs imperial wycfon
And Ellen remarketh 10 her friends BY the Holy Poker,
kape yer eye an I'll give TIL the oud diV tos time
why did she show her ugly lace here the daJ BedAd but
And Eisn used more dams than there are in damage"
Ellen rusheth forth to the combat,
And deheth the enemy with a loud voice ,
But fhe wary wyckoa decneth battle, and would
oaps Bat Ensn precipa;eth herself upon the wyckOn
And a yell.
And a swear,
hsge swear
And she claweth the Wyckof and besieth her sorey
And backeth hoe eye
And puncheth her in the stomach
Then Ellen S being VetoTos IsSpoi from the prOsn.
form Of her foe. and screameth for Joy,
And Yelletn
And SqIealeth
And Hovleth.
discounted wycko departeth scene being
smen and hugely angrd and whittier she goeih DO
But she hath her revenge;
For those days there oOmsth gentlemen In as1rs rasn
bat the gentleman Of azure Aimsst osrrstA TOO
Ties KI.a litsiA up her voice voice.: and woePo'h.
| Ana he oonstraineth her.
And The great Judge even Joseph tn. Mighty surnamsd
Downing nqalreh into the matter And Esn 20
loud voice for Mrs Flynn and Mrs. Mais9y. and Mrs
oR RS1ey and Mrs. SSs and Mrs oFsRery and Mr
OToole, and Mr.. OMshoney and Mrs oD0nnsl ana ms
Doad and AZ % Uconnol and Mrs o6.co and Mrs
oGorm.n and Mrs O'Hanion Mrs. Flyna. and Mrs
SI"ushu' s and Mrs oasIIsy and Mrs olsars and Mrs
0Sulysp. and lady whose surname begnneth WITH an "
Donald and Mrs McCarty and Mira McClenAhAn and Mrs
McCptoben and MIRA MeLarry ard Mrs McCsnley'end Ms
Mcdonnell and Mrs McGee and MIS- hcFarlan and Mrs
NJ Graw and Mn. McGowan s1d Mrs. Mcclure and Mrs
MoGunigsn. agd Mr. McKenns. and Ma MeKay and Nh,
Mckinney and Mrs Mcknight and Mrs. McGibbn. and Mrs
mclaughlin aud Mrs. MeMahon aud MrA MoManus. and
Mrs. McHGliy; and Mrs heSsnara aud Mrs: Meieaess
And Ellen caeh also for certain gentlemen named Patrick
and Murphy and Terence and CorneuS and Dennis and
Miohasl and Andrew and barney and Martin Hugh.
Neither ua! The ssG o.
Nor any Of the tribe Of Patrick aud Terence Dennis
And the just Joseph even DOvllng cOnvctsth Ellen.
| And fneih her dollars,
| And Elsn lifteth up her voice. .. .... .... ...
A AnS wssp pes
| And hoveth.
But she away dsconsOlae by the attentive gentleman
Aiment And disappesreth in the distsneo
hear that Jet she eh up her voice and weep
And wail,th
| And howleth
| ABUSE oY A LADY.
John Gaughan lifted his hand against womsu-no IN the
IT, Agnes Callahan complains that he attacked aud beat her
without proyocstOn whatever. and as the defendant
failed the contrary the Court sent him TO the PenHen
49, FIGHT AMONGST woRKMEs.
Nicholas Oman and Joseph Whof work together In the
same shop at blaclmhlng Nicholas constituted himsdf
81 good and took upon himself TO declare
that the done BY Wthof not well done and 1te
falling 10 provoke quarrel by this Of proceeding he
attacked him with hammer and injured him 80 Sc
yerey that three Of his be broken and be had TO remain
In the house certificate was produced
from ysoian stating that the injuries were very severe
The defendant found guilty and lined So for the assault
| LOVELY WOMAN RELEETs. .
John Kerrgsn some time since took II into bis 1uarr.Ie
head TO diversity the monoony Of BIS hfe BY beating hs
peighbor Mss Julia Freeman JOIN is lame too, and
should iron sympathy have proper respect for tue wax
Of Other people, but in this instance he forgot the o
despite lor injuries she appeared and then nisrceded for him.
and be dismissed with a reprimand.
A DAMsEL PROM TIKEs PRAK.
Misc Mary Edwards appeared 10 complain Of Nellie Low for
attacking the and tearing her clothes from her
back aud beating her severely. Mary Is Just from Piles
Peak and Denver City stranger in New York aud vas
naturally somewhat asonshed at her reception Nellie gee
70 the Island for month.
HERE'S A PRETTY COIL.
Joseph Trone picked coil u rope from the Sidewalk IN
front Of the OF No. 10 FutOnst and walked of viii IT,
clerk perceived the transaction and followed him and Sc
cured him with the property Ia his possession we
appears and offers to pay any price TO settle The matter and
when Joseph sentenced 10 three months IN the PenenJ
| she bursts into and is led out dlsconsolate
I KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HOUSE.
Policeman Felix Hayes charged that William PaysoD keeps
| house OF prostitution at No l32 GfeenEieh.st
The officer said be had dancing there and quarreng
stone time but be relied principally on witness ana esed
Ida Appon-Ihis witness Is pretty and modestloofng
girl about 10 OF who told story which reveals the
way Which very many young grs are mrs. induced 20 sne
TO h home to do bousework servant girl had no idea
the house bad one, she lived there month when
abe found that she had been brought there for improper
house lady whom he calls his woman two young sisters
and two three other gr" At Gfst the witness given
some slight amount OF housework 10 do but soon abe was 90
cted BY the woman OF the house and BY the man 70 submit 70
receive the visits Of who the house She told
them che did not come there for such purpose They tried
20 her TO leave her husband and and 1--we with them
When she wanted away they detained her trunk aud
when she LEFT without and Tor it, they said IL not
there and she had send officer for H. The the de-
PENDANT used 10 receive the money from the girls which they
obtained from the who came there.
In passing sentence Judge Bowling took occasion 70 say
that whenever any brought before this Court for keep
ng house Of this character and taking money from these
receive snsHcy here but viii get full punish
| ment the law allows every time"
| Six months In tue penitentiary
| ROW BETWEEN BUILDERS
Charles Doran brought up john Smith for asaung and
beating him IL appears that the two working
different but adjoining lots Of ground and there quarrel