The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

and rooming with him, feoniously appropriated and
took with him to New York, from Brooklyn, suit OF
clothes. consisting OF two coats vest and pair OF
last night on the corner Of Division ana Nor
folk streets and on beng taken before the magistrate,
Acknowledged his guilt He was committed, in default
OF $500 ball. TO answer a. the General Sessions.
THE EYE-pEAL THE REAL-Edward Brannigan who d
gentleman that travels his muscle and when opportu
nifty Offers exercises his bicepusrs in free fights
spoied' 20 badly yesterday for that he pitched
nolens colens into Balsar vock, an NJ p proving log
cay In his case that the eye-dea taking color Of
words Brannigan hit VocE spothoter' on 'sthe eye
ball bm. shutting daylight from the "boy in blue' in
the wind up with grand rally. which ended in hold
ing Neddy TO bail In $500 to appear and answer for as
| sault at the Special Sessions.
ASSAULT WITH SLuSG SHor-John Linz Of East
Thirteenth street, entered complaint before Justice
Mansfield this morning against John Schroeder whom
he charged with having the oath inst struck him on
the head with sung shot, To employ q Hiber.
badly damaged in his knowledge box, that n y ne
deemed advissbeto hold John the Second to hail in
900 to appear on Monday week and answer for the
act at the General Sessions.
''DoS'T CARE Cuss, JUDGE Yesterday forenoon
couple Of policemen marched before Justice Mansfield
lively and rather unct looking specimen brickn OF
a New York nynph dn paue, who few minutes pre-
viously had had s'muss" with shoemaker about
fifty stamp, which, she alleged due her by him.
instead
policeman arrest his creditor for dsorderiy conduct
which, as che assured Justice Mansfield, 'wssnt
the square" On entering the audience chamber
Isabella for feminine looked exceedingly attractive
Her hair hung loosely adowu her shoulders, while her
hat was cooked rakishly side, much say,
Wh0 blast you' while In her hands she
half dozon peaches, orange and a couple OF apples
other Of which she kept munchine while she
harangued bis Honor the onfairness Of her
"Look-a-herc, now judge" she began, IN cultural
kind of voice, holding at the same time between her
teeth half Of one OF her apples sis this here right
Them feers there came along and me in broad
day and when doing nothing. Had 1t been In the
n,sn., your one o. me peaches feil from
for It, an officer rushing At the same time toward her
prevent her from making ner escape out Of court-"O
Now 90 1t, old trump card in the pack. But JUDGE
she added turning toward the magistrate. at would
night, and do think IL fmuncn, munchj to cop
felsr like me, what was only dunnng id old snob
"Bu, the officers charge You with disturbing the
peace said the magistrate.
there Judge on that there arm and s me II an ocer
has right TO club me that way and then my head.
IL that there on the square, now say ~ and girl
showed her arm and head, where tho officer finding her
aopether too aIrish' TO walk along contentedy had
"ostted" her gently with his club
'You should have walked along quietly, then, when
ooh, my eye, JUDGE suppose now, You had been
and Of these hers fellers along mauled
YOU around, would yeu take easyf No. sr-ree boss
did-show.d light Would You be biuffsd now say ~
Isabella haven't you been out all mighty" asked tho
mot the fust out your Honor But. say, now,
would you like to be copped this way9" resumed the
unctuous beauty as she shed peach stone the
room, coming within Of hitting her captor in
dunning blasted old waIleyed shoemaker who HASN'T
gos vim enough in him 10 wax his own end? No, sir;
I'm decidedly OF the opinion you would object, as do
now" and second peach stone followed the direc-
ton OF the hrs but the officer saw coming and lodged
Missed again, Isabella" remarked his Honor, IN
serious voice, not moving muscle of his face "mssed
The girl wnked knowingly and then burst into tsars,
she SS aTs' , 10 the night While pro
debt, and while thus she talked and sobbed as II
her heart would break, she balanced the remaining
apple in her hand and looked the unfortunate police
man IS II she were measuring the distance between HIM
and her. that her aim might be accurate but before she
quietly taken out OF her hand BY lictor OF the court
and adpose self escorted the prison adjoining in
default OF bail to keep the peace
CoScHorooY.-Mary Rokey ana Mrs. Ech live In the
house the East sce and exceedingly pleasant
and amicably disposed associates. daily, nay, hourly
getting rid Of enui by pull ng each others hair out by
the roots ncknamng each other very oddly, and oc-
casionay filling mp the chinks the wall Of time BY
calling the children bras and knocking hem around a.
II they were many useless pieces OF furniture which
u was their neighbory duty pumme until they were
branch, girl Of about twelve years. experienced one OF
The usual courteses at the hands Mira Ech getting
operation VI
Rokey by the hoSey could not be 20 fogctfu Of the
amenities OF life TO fail 10 reciprocate and Mt once
sezing aarge conch shell through the window
into the OF Ees creating az much excitement
as II II were genuine bomb hurled from the mouth Of
q Paixnan when one carries the war into Africa
one 10 expected W night II out that line II u takes
ali the summons papers in the Third district Police
Court. and Vary therefore without moments delay
had the Echs father mother and children, with the
terrific she'll before Justice Mansfield Is not necessary
10 report at length the arguments offered pro Ct NJ II Il
sucient 10 cay that the defence OF the Echs vou-
mnous and in the highest kind Of high Dutch while
Mary spread herself and her wrons n English that vas
unusually n;crlardod with the purcst Celtic. AZ the
Justice couldn't exactly make out which OF the two
women vas the worse, he concluded TO dismiss them
with his blessing an admonition 70 70 wnlo they
are young, but 10 keep out Of bis court
WOMAN MAY Nor MARRY HEs CRAxpramrR -Ye-
terday afternoon Christian Kresdher lively youth Of
seventy years. appeared before Justice Mansfield I'm
answer 70 summons issued At the instance OF his wife
Elizabeth Kreadher so,id looking malron OF twenty
years, Who charged that her husband had .icked
her init tor stick" Christian being placed before
the Complainant and n was answered through tho
interpreter, since January last y To the inquiry hoV
long he had been scquainied with his wife before mar
rage, he replied about three days and then was made
this curious statement .Kresdher was very m uch In
need Of take charge Of his house and that
he might get good frau. he called on Mr. Casper a
marriage broker doing busi the Five Pslnss
ana commissioner him to select woman with the
necessary qualincAtions specimen from hn stock
was selected, which the agent assured his client bsd
just arrived from German settlement In Ohio ana
gentle and wholly obsdent in the connubIsl hsrusss
Satisfied with the representations OF Herr Casper,
kreeansr TOOK the creature home as be would other
animal for whom he had paid $50 phs Zee OF Casper,
and made her his JrnI But. notwithstanding tbe
rsky manners and steady step OF the Old back Eliza
beth, contrary 10 tho assurances of tbe mar.
rags broker. didn't take kindly TO him or
TO his house. but kicked up all manned
or snndief--smoug other things cracking HE sconcs
breaking his nngers aud doing other serious DAMAGE 70
Herr kreedheis ysrscn But that was nos ali HE
wife would put on her hat Q, mcs and leave him neon.
solablc Tor three weeks ~ time. and No ose Knew
where she went or what abe doing Only thls TIE
oa msn Knew sna be was puln posssston Of the TACT
subsequently, 10 his marriage that ustssd Of eou ne
fresh from Ohio she had been taken out q . houss
where women claiming, like Cesars wife, exemption
from suspicion DO not resda long story Of rebs ana
wrong vas told on both Sides bus the magistrate INSTEAD
or sustaining the allegations Of the woman ksId her