The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-31


The calendar yesterday morning very FUN Rosuer
Of all degrees appeared before the bar Of justice 70 have
their rewards melted out to them.
He wot prigs wot isn't hisn,
When he's eatched must go TO prison.
MATRIMONIAL DlsyEREScEa
James Pool, q coored OF some i've and twenty
years of age was placed tho DOCK charged with VIC
Catherine Pool said that for two years she had kept tho
prisoner Of the proceeds OF her labor for that no
because she would mot give him some money
she brought home the irascbie Jenny had violently
Of her eves' The complanants face testified 70 tho
truth Of her evidence and Justice Kelly sent the offender
for three months 10 mediate over the or
sudden wrath.
Catharine rallmau, alias Madeline Tsshman, WAS
property Of Abraham Jacobs. Jew cother IN the
Bowery On cross-examination by defendants council,
the accused rested on the statement Of man
named Elkins who was known to be . thief de-
.ecye oce Mgs had 70 n or .n man ssa o
had then voluntarily told tho officer that Catharine Tall
man had stolen Jacobs garments No one had actually
marking appeared to be ia put up job said he
must discharge the accused, although u was not The
first time that she had been brought to this court.
ANOTHER DISPUTED POLICE CHARGE.
Edward Richardson, we'll dressed young man, en-
ployed as salesman in merchants establishment vas
resisting him IN the performance oil MS DUTY ana IKE.
wise assaung him. Witness swore that q IRE having
broken 292 Broadway, large crowd had assembled
look on and that he and other policemen were en-
ployed to keep the crowd back so az not 70 interfere
wanted to push BY him and 90 up Broadway,
and he tdcDonnelD told him that he could not passi
Richardson had then slapped him IN the tace ano
his club in selfdefence and arrest the accused NJ:
James Norman very intelligent witness, deposed shat
he present at the Ore in Broadway, and saw the On.
tire souabbe between Mr. Richardson and the officer.
The young man was geng up Broadway when Mcdonnell
the crowd. The accused had then raised his bent
as guard TO shield himself, and ne saw the
arm The oss then walked away. and
witness went him and said IL will take your NUM-
oer" Richardson then came up also and said ~ xii
shouted out violently. 'God damn you, WIN take you.
and hersupon arrested Richardson and looked HIM up
mony. Justice Kelly SAID that no one should interfere
With the police in the Performance OF snsir duties and
he left the court with his frienda
CRUELTY TO ASNArA
Three cases Of driving horses unfit for work we're
severay investigated and the defendants fined by JUS.
tice Kelly $40 each One horse subject 70 corns
and another described so thin that zone could
see through him, and so weak that "you could lift him
up with one hand"
EMBRYO pURGIARs
John Mulgap and John Ovens were arraigned before.
the sitting magistrate for being found at unlawful
hour OF the night morning with burgArious weapons
IN their possession termed Jimmy" . crowbar and
MED the base insinuation; bat the evidence being
strongly against them, and their looks beiieina them
Justice Kelly though he would be doing tho CITY
vice in sending them for three months each The Peni
tertiary.
"HGH LIFE BELOW srArRs"
Ann o Hara employed cook at the Erie Hotel wss.
charged by Margaret McGenn's domestic at the anne
establishment with assault and battery A good mum.
Der OF witnesses were called either sde and there a
peared TO have been small In the Erie Hotel
kitchen, where there had been "free nght among The
cooks and knives used, besides the ordinary nails Gus
tomary among females Ann was fined 500 as she had
nearly out the nose on Margaret, and then released
from durancc vile
Altogether there were yesterday twenty casSe or
assault and battery, twenty-five OF petit larceny ana
nine other charges Of which for violating the
Health ordinances, and the others misdemeanora