The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-03

tongue, calm her Ga. nv ner name fornInsL Honor
On Mrs Doyle being formally introduced, with her
babe IN her arms, Judge Snaudey she squared her,
self for speech his Honor however, was in no mood
Tor forensic displays, having heard tail taking at tho
Cooper Institute Thursday night and invited her not
10 do IT. but to state her tersey and concisey as
possible.
Fax ser Haner an tia mesef TAI ought 10 be-
panin t &c about Bridget taere. Now. joosi lislin
bit I'LL me.n
II told you had no tme to listen TO roundabout
sor said the magistrate, as ho threw himself back
In his chair .'You charged by Mrs. Hesney with IN
duging in abusive and improper language toward her;
and now give you notice you must stop IL
ony-n
May yer Haner's sosl shine IN glory like wan ay tho
stars IN heaven. an may 20 live for
eyer Haner u interrupted Mrs. Doyle, "shnre every
body fat knows me SEES I'm the paiceabullest-n
snow, do bese tearing her, yolr worship" chimed
10 Bridget isn't she swate nowY Paceable incade
Och, ycse may well say that Mrs. Doyle for divil
will be blown yer thrumpet for ye onless 20
paid them for It, an shars ysse havnt the money for
any -
AN ye hear that now, yer Hanerl cried the de-
PENDANT exuiting voice. cts the poor woman
fat couldn't say boo iii prate pot that beese iakin
that way UcA the prosecuted craytherT Amt she
the wake wan Fax, Bridget Heeney. its meset fat
thinks yer an angel, ony yer wings haven't growed
yet
rho Is dismissed cried tho Judge. Snow,
REMEMBER hpd either of you here again shall send
that up to the Island. CO.
But, yer hanern pleaded Mrs. d.
'Now, yer worship" interposed Bridget
"As for you, Mrs Doyle, the summons is suspended;
but liable to be arrested under II at any time;
and 10 avoid being brought here lot advise you
keep quiet. SAID his Honor
Complainant and defendant were about renewing their
remonstrances. but before they could collect their
thoughts conducted out OF the chamber by an oil
Ger 10 The passage opening INTO the audience chamber,
where despite the admOntion o. his Honor womaniike
they opened their batteries each other ana long
they within hearing regular and rapid BON.
oardment was kept up.
ATTEMPTING TO REGISTER IrLrGALLY-James Golden
the charge Of having forged bogus naturalization
papers his possession and attempting register ile-
gay at one OF tho poll districts Of the Fifth ward Golden
said the paper given to him by acquaintance
with instructions to register his aud he thought
all right, and there being proof OF guilty know
ledge on his part he was discharged A similar fraud
practised upon hagnus Anderson, an unsophisti-
Gated German in the Fourth ward and when he at.
tempted register his name according to order he
placed charge OF Officer Oats of the Fourth precinct
Anderson then SAID he had been but fifteen the
country but being assured that IL right for
register his name, he concluded TO do Justice Dow
ling discharged him. Yesterday afternoon William
Farrell attempted It Is alleged 10 register his name at
the Ninth poll district OF the Sixth ward, fol-
lowing circumstances:On being questioned by John 6.
Barker Chairman OF the Board Of Inspectors he said he
native of this country he then became confused
and, claiming to be naturaiized voter, presented
naturalization papers bearing the Of Patrick
Mcdonald He then made several contradict nv state
ments to Mr.. Barker who caused his arrest by officer
Ieahy OF the Sixth precinct On be- ng arTagned before
Justice Downing, and questioned, Farrell said tho
u
acquaintance AS there seemed to DO something wrong
in the matter the magistrate committed the accused for
examination.
srAuBISG AYrnAY-0n Friday night Michael Kerrgan
was arrested for disordsrsy conduct the complaint Of
Thomas Price, but subsequently discharged. Yes
terday afternoon Kerrgsn who lives 243 East Thirty.
first street. and Price entered saloon in Centre street.
and whic there became involved in quarrel, during
which, 1t is ailcped, Price stabbed Kengan the eye
with knife, INJECTING q severe wound Price was ar.
rested In hail In
answer before the Court Of General Sessions
YouSa OUuAws.--Jamcs Price and James Hassen
boys from thirteen TO seventeen years Of age alleged
members OF organized gang OF young thieves
club house or headquarters is in Washington street.
Canal yesterday by detectives Murray and
OF the Fifth precinct, the charge OF
stealing box of maccaroni from the OF Mr. George
w. sheldon 260 Washington street, The gang, IL said
10 in the habi. OF piundering market ard grocers'
wagons Of such valuables they can conveniently
carry OIL and convert to their use. Flour, pork
potatoes and other like articles OF consumption they sub
siet upon IN their club house. and plumber easily
convertible is disposed Of to receivers stolen goods
Price and Hass,en committed Tombs BY Jus
tice bowling, and the officers tho alert otners
Of the gang.
TAKE AND LEAVE. Jennie NJ. Yerance, OF l56 wsver-
ley place. appeared before Justice Dodge Friday
and deposed that the 22d OF October largo quantity
of wearing apparel and household articles were
feloniously taken from her by colored woman, who
gives the name OF Catharne Nissan. Complainant al
leges that the Gath October tho accused
trusted with the above property amounting in value
$780, TO wash; that instead OF doing she retained
the money and left the city. warrant being issued
for her arrest she found in New Rochelle by
OByrne, OF the Jefferson Market Police Court She
was brought before Justice Dodge yesterday and
cuscd tho theft She acknowledged taking the ar
tcle but denies that che had any intention Of stealing
them She was committed for trial.
TAXING A LOAN or THEn.-Alexander Armstrong was
brought before Justice Dodge yesterday a charge OF
grand larceny. preferred against him by Henry Carter
Of No. 50 Washington street. Both men arc colorcd
individuals Carter says that he had valisc containing
number OF articles OF clothing which he kept in tho
stable where no worked and slept and thai during his
absence day the accused there and stole tho
property; The stolen goods were conveyed TO house
in Grand street, from which place thsy subse-
qucntly taken Yesterday the accused by
an oincer Of the Eighth precinct He says he took the
property and was willing 10 give thcm back. He was
committed for trial in default OF bail.
CRIME WILL Our.-Accordng TO the allegation set
forth BY Philip W. Bird, No. 30 Perry street, q man.
who gives the name OF Abraham Sherman, was guilty of
appropriatng to bis own use sum Of money with tho
collecting Of which he entrusted by complainant
While in court on Friday IL Is said he recognised
by person as being the Individual who. about two
years since escaped from the court house In West
chester county where he had been indicted . charge
celebrating on his case slipped his handouts and
escaped the dock. Large were from time
70 time, offered for his apprehension but without occt
In answer to despatch from this CITY the sheriff Of
wesichoser county appeared at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, acquainted Justice Dodge
Of the transaciion and claimed the prisoner. Mr.
Bird, upon whose complaint tho accused was
arrested, was also In court, and. on being made
acquainted with the PRIOR claim which Justice had upo
the attention. 2f The prisoner withdrew his COMPLAINT
wbereupon Sheriff Lyon Of Westchestcr county TOOK
the prisoner in charge sherman lawyer by prores-
sion, and at tifne Il ~ said, occupied good posi-
ton at the bar. sherman hss been taken charge by
The Wsstcbsstsr sr,horltiea
L.acEsT ~ MEsass ;.ax DOMESTIC
'mUioyed It q Went Eigh..sn,n ara, w. N ,s.,sa
ofore justice Dodge yesterday on charges
~. 'e" sSo ssr By Kate Hardsm and Dora Bsr.
rom them, worth ID she agrreea srs az, os Go
ne accused admitted she took tAs properly. Jushcs
lodge committed nor Tor trial No Couri Of Geaers
Jessona
A,Lsosp rucrrrvE Fson '.cs7yr.--yossph Rasse,L .
'srmau was yesterday rested by detective coyls, on
he charge Of being = Fugitive from justice. Il IS
:gsd that about Eek snce the accused stole horse
md wagon vaiuea ~ $40 from Harris b. Lindsey,
esidlng IN ~. <ark, y. j.. and brought the
property 70 tn' city. Tho stolen horse has been
huu detective in of wagon