The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

Indeed And pray, SIR /" turning 10 de oder gem
ss0h HI bossy-dss 4, beg pardon. you Honab be-
ri you sss bos-veu Houah is Phhumdeify pusson,
H. an Was"
"Your name, sir"
"oh, suah yes sab. Well. dis heah enile's name am
william Ruf1s !cnssos ~ na Hn0nr nS,a
a. these gentlemen sstired o. they were IN such deep
spidermal mourning who stood before MIN, "w II pos
sible thas l nnd myself in such distinguished COM
80 suah You doesn't say SO. bo-you Honabi''
eBut regret 10 ny that my distinguished guests
thrust so Unexpectedly under my notice. and without
taking lin the hurry Of making their toilets doubtles
their usual morning baths were very very drunk lass
night"
minute an prove TO you dat dis yere chile wuswus-
ony nervous, and not toxcated,' said Mr. Clinton.
There that win DO" said his Honor severely sha.
viii do. Besides making . noise on your banjo loud
enough to keep tho officer who arrested ,ou from his
usual nap you must gst into light Why Is II that
musicians are ALWAYS pugnaciousf ="
.sBossy-you Honah y here broke in Mr. Monroe. ~
Is de mos peaceabules 90 citum2ens. In Phiiumdey
nsbhsr gifts drank.nesosr, san, reoeer ! jes' bout
fowiu' myself in de Scauykil ribbtr sab but you see
come on York vii de Keystone Base Bali Club, an
my frens heah wanted me TO- TO see Dc elumphant
..You saw the elephant. chr"
$50 shuah, you Honah. Yes bossy, seed dat ar
awhsrs are you going, do you supposssn
well, specs 70 30 right away home bossy, said
AN /; Why rss got ds headache, and IN make
tracks TO- bod, said De wiz cinton in confidential
tone Of voice. "Lor, your Honor, dat club % de
ossifer de whiskey mako dis hear chile mighty
sick 1t de stomick."
~ don't think either Of you gentlemen will retire
from public lite Juss a. present. said his Honor pleas
anly, he affixed his name to a couple Of commit
msn' The fact = sens@ss i e my opinion snss
banjos and / will, therefore. send you both TO the
s and to help quarry stone for the next ten working
The faces OF the gentlemen OF the colored persuasion
visibly darkened hearing this announcement They
10 ked they had gone under eclipse and there
would bs no getting back all the future their
normal condition or color.
Gin on III: lower ia falling 70 an angle q about forty
five degrees. .! knows you Is hahn your fun At our
sWel, !, said Mr.. Monroe, .let hrs honsh hab his
joke, XII Ise like joke myself, once In while,
does.n
You will find It joke my friends said the Judge
'The Is severe and trust n viii teach YOU TO re-
member for the future that the New York elephant -
Giro I'M spect beast and must not be trined with"
the coored bbuists we're marched with Others Of
the in solemn procession 70 the Black Maria,
which stood ready receive them in the prison yard
They are now on the Island.
SHARP POLICEMEN. --Olcer Mclaughlin is particu-
larry sharp yed individual On Friday he arrested
man named Ernest Haas who resides Tenth avenue
and Forty street. for selling, he charged beer
without authority derived from license, and placed him
before Justice Connolly, OF the Yokvilie Police court for
examination and punishment Ernest demanded a trial
BY jury, winch OF course was granted hn ne givins
by Mclaughlin 70 out OF the store with tin
vessel containing beer ThereupoD he entered the room
of Haas and going 10 the clost and throwing back the
door found bottle containing gin. He could not
the liquor he states in his deposition, until he
rested Mrs. Haas and marched her the station house,
because HAAS ran away" and when shortly
shS man had .na his
wife, they arrested him and let her depart without ex
planationl or hearing viglant otacsrs are come Of
city and % each should De gwen public thanks for
showing how superior they TO the law which
illegal arrests to Observe The liberty Of the citizen Is
Rothng In the estimsi1n of these gentlemen On Mr..
Hsss being again brought before Justice Connolly ne
tho statement OF the policeman Mclaughlin absolutely
nothing on which TO bold him.
REGULAR PAUL PRY-John B. Mclaughlin is over.
vigan in the duty which he has been detailed-that
OF spying out the saloons and stores where he secs or
Imagnes sees people vending drinking beer with
out authority Of law On Friday night he walked into
the store Of man named Kpuble West Forty fourth
street. and, as q witness stated. jumped upon the
counter and endeavored by leaning over 70 md 4 be-
ocer and told him not 10 Knock about his property or
break into his private apartments but II he desired to
arrest him, II he had good reason Tor be-
any other law Kn,blc arrested BY the ndefa
BILE policeman and arigusd before Justice Connolly Of
the Fourth District Police Court yesterday afternoon
The magistrate learning the state Of the case NJ
discharged Kimble from custody He found that no
The PETERSEN DEssRrroS' CAsG-Judge Mansfield
at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
forenoon to the counsel OF Christopher Petsrsen-whom
the woman Catharine Petersen charges with having
abandoned her. she being his wife in 1s5960that for
grave he had concluded to withhold his decision
in the case until Monday October n, al ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ
CHARGE on PASSING FALSE ToKES.-On complaint OF
Frederick Jaeger 66l Broadway, oncer Inman, Of tho
Fifteenth precinct, arrested Gustav Wagner charge
of feIoniously passing complainant false token.
purporting a check the Eighth National Bank
for the OF $780, Not until the check was presented
Rcbcrtsl affixed to the document fictitious, the
books OF the showed that no such person kept
an account there. The accused, who Is Hungarian
fifty years OF age, when brought before the
Jrdge contendcd that the check was genuine and he
could get the signer, who owes him money. He was
committed 10 answer.
ALLEGED ExBEzzLEMESr.-A young man, bookkeeper
BY occupation. whose William H. johnson,
arrested yesterday and brought before Justice Ledwh
and charged with de:audng his employer out Of the
sum OF s176 60 Is alleged against the Young by
OF his employers. Charles d. Fredercks, No. 5S7
broadway that ON the 9Th or last June received
payment Of bill Of merchandise from A. vogier the
above MENTIONED but that instead Of delivering u
over to his employers ne converted u 70 bis own use
Johnson pleads not guilty of the charge. Justice Led
WITH however committed him 10 answer in default Of
81, 500 bail.
MADE EXAMPLES or.-For some time past the female
scholars who attend night school in the Eghteenth
Ward Public school have nightly been submitted to
annoysnces, II not insults, BY the crowd Of corner
oafers that hang around Twentieth street and Second
| avenue Various complaints have been made at the
station house in the neighborhood and the captain was
determined to put stop TO the nuisance Last night
officer RYAN succeeded arresting boys, who have
the habit OF hanging around the corners whose
names Charles DAILY and Michael Kehoe. and who
caught the act Of following young girls
who coming from school Justice Ledwith before
whom they were brought, handed them over 10 the
| Commissioners Of Charity and Correction.
ARREST ALLEGED LOTTERY DEALERs-THEY ARE DIS
cHARcKp.-By order Of Captain Petty Of the Fifth pre-
cinc officers O'Rourke and Cole made descent upon
the premises No u West Broadway and
teen men and boys the charge o. violating the lottery
laws After nights lodging 10 the station house the
prisoners taken before Justice Hogan Tor examina-
magistrates and the avac6cc nfrohce ~ the prosecu
ton failing the complaint az anA the dereud
ants they we're discharged custody The prison. rs