The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-17

VIVIAN now lives q 90 st Marks place.
Poilcs Rams ON AILEGED DIsoEDERLy gorsxs Hen
jamin ana Mary Holcomb, No. 1877 Crssne s,ress and
Frederick and Anne DAVIS, No IA Thompson street,
brought before Justice Dodge II the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesteray. and charged with keep
ing dcrdsry house, On the night previous Sergeant
Burden OF the court squad, with party Of officers.
made descent bosh houses arressd all persons
found the premises a. the Tina In the Greene
street the character Of the VISITOR found
on the premises was decidedly provincial. aud EN-
braced number OF gentlemen from the rural districts
who had just left their respective hotels for purpose
Of seeing what was TO BE- seen BY light in the great
metropolis For time the sight seekers could hardly
realize position they placed in when Informed
that the house was in the hands Of The police ana oil
within were prisoners, although Was whispered round
that country Judge was among tho number OF victims,
and could, he chose, advise them Of the situation
After the whole party male and femsie about seventeen
In number brought the Fifteenth precinct
ton house. the sergeant and his started In the
direction Of Thompson street and made descent upon
besides the repussd keepers or The place All on whom
paced under arrest Yssts rday morning the pris
oners we're brought before the magistrate. wnen the
propretors OF both places held Tor trial and the
others Tor examination.
To BIZ CosTIsUED.James sullivan sud Mary, his wife,
appeared in yessrdsy. before Justice Dodge, 10
settle little difficulty Of domestic character which IL
would appear from The made before the
court was Of some years standing.
"wel, what's the matter with you folksim asked the
Judge the friends relations OF the interested par
ties began TO range themselves in front of The msg
trate's seat.
'I tell you. yer honor, said James, and with very
emphatic shake OF The head. he contnusd-Tts very
sarous thing. Ne wife here, sur, 10 Of very vilin
tmpsr and, bssune you and me, judge. don't think
she likes we'll. do 70 mind, well, sur duder
night sbs said she'd have me life, and pom me COZ
science, behave she'd hae Tux Ii only 80. ouI OF her
way
"Hows this, Mrs Sullivan asked his honor "your
husband makes very serious complaint against you"
.Your honor, viii you hear me, inqu tue 'vint
tmpsrdo woman, aud then sho opened Dire upon poor
James accusing him Of neglectng provide for the
wants OF his family, and investing his ttie savings in
Improbable speculstoDs In tho County Kerry
@Whai trade are You, Mr.. SULLIVAN - asked Judge
Dodge.
eyes judge interrupted Mary, she changed posi-
tons with tall female friend Of hers and brought her
self in closer proximity TO bis Honor IAN III tell you
bout his carryn' Ddn'l he lave me an the
childer an go OF 10 0straea an then ddn' he
back take the horse drive down TO the steamer an
20 Of to Ireland. an / not know anything about IT,
What kind Nv man IL that for woman 70 haveY To
lave me ~ that way. An iv do lose my temper once
in . while, can't help it."
.Bu," remarked his Honor, 'that would BID
cuse for you 10 shoot your husband"
That's the talk yer Honor" broke In the injured
wna, YOU wur dom wud N. 81, bsrreld pes, Snot WIS
In the burc drawers an whot the eighteen bullets
for anser me thar an d,dn's you have-aye,
much az two fstfuls OF powder 70 shoot wudfr All
these questions addressed BY James himself in the
most emphatic manner, to his beloved spouse, who
account from "Ei..sr' in IL: head Tarn,nS 70 the
magistrate, James bent forward and IN lower tone Of
voice he continued, AN the worst " the story is,
Judge that I'm acard 70 20 bed 1t night wud her,
bekase might wake up In the mornin dead man, an
that's the Bible truth toll you, Judge an what's
more here's mother here that can tell your Honor
more about how things H..
James about Introducing the elder Mrs Sullivan
TO the court when his honor informed him that the
day pretty well advanced NO doubt the old lady
would be able TO throw considerable light upon tue
question he would adjourn the next Mon.
With which Mr. Sullivan was 70 be kilt will be
produced in court, and the case continued.
CHANGE AND COUNTER CnARaE A couple or days since
ayoung girl who gives her name Kate Arnold living
a. No. al Spring street, oblalned . warrant for the
arrest Of with whom she said she he'd been living
Is his wife. and who, alleged committed an assault,
upon her. The mans name Ia Pasquals Saudi He was
brought into court Yesterday, by officer ANDRE OF
Jefferson Market police, In 70 the charge OF
assault preferred against him by Kate The complaint
on examination dismissed ana Pasquae then made
charge against the GIRL accusing her Of stealing bond
Of the government OF the republic OF COSTA Rca The
bond he he valued S. 0O0 The accused denied the
charge and said lhc man never had such paper but
not"ttaaudng ths protestaions Of innocence and the
tears which accompanied them she was committed oy
Judge Dodge " answer the charge
ALLEsxD sHoruvriSo. Two young men, who rave
theiv names ~ Edward p. Stephenson and Charles
Graham, entered the jewely establishments OF Tiffany
Co., Broadway yesterday Afternoon and requested to
b shown some gold sleeve buttons After examining
set they declared themselves not satisfied with
the styles displayed, and about leave the place.
when little boy named Abraham Jacobs who IL en-.
poysd the store told Of tho clerks shat one of
the young had stolen some OF the bu,tons a be
had sesD him place them in his pocket OGlccr spar.
whom this fact made known and on
n o. snse. On BEING Drought % ns:s
quarters before Inspector Leonard they searched
and ON the person OF the goods were found con.
csaIed. new aoid watch, lady's sizs and new god
ring supposed By the police 20 be stolen property veYe
also found in Graham's pocketa Stephenson went
bitterly and begged the Inspector 70 let him 20 his vays
In peace; but, - Artsmus the lamenlsd sad He
couldn't perceive IN those lamps" Stephenson con.
tended. besides, that he was an innocent soul Who
didni know Graham from ADAM or any other man and
had not participated In the snophftlng This assertion
was somewhat spoiled, however, by detective Coyle
who Informed the Inspector that he had often eesn he
two Young men together Broadway. The inconsola-
bic duo we're placed In durarce Vile TO Illuminate The
owl Ways OF bad general and the cruelty OF In.
speciof Leonard In particular until time this morn
ing magistrate may ~ adjudlcats upon their
case.
An ony ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eustace yesterday
arrested two men named A. G. BArrcns and Charles
Vaughn charge Of grand larceny, preferred against
them BY certain parties IN Bunalo II appears that
canal boat Of which Bsrrons was captain, vas con.
signed 10 the vensugc OIL Works AZ weeha vixen N. o.
coDsignccs on the ARRIVAL OF the vessel found that
thirty tarreis OF Kerosene oil valued NJ $500 missing
On beng questioned about the mat er me captain stated
that the barrels had been washed overheard oa the
passage Of the canal boat 70 this city The
allcge, however, that they had received Information
that the barrels 81 oil In question had been disposed OF
by the prisoners before Their arrival al weehaukon
The two taken to Buffalo last evening by
Ohlcer Aycrs or That city,
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