The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12

wine thefe robbed OF bis watch and s4oo
suspcion, who, is said. acknowledge having taken
we watch and pawnsd ID for SIS. The woman who is
has bean locked up since by the ocsr. and
appear.
Prince street. appeared Justice Dodge yesterday
and charged William Hartman and caspar wistnepsrt
with attempting IRE the premises IA Charlton street
luh description OF the alleged tattemptsd arson hAs
besn published in the HssALD. The magistrate re,
CURED The accused ind bail In the sum OF % 700
each, IN default OF which they we're committed
A LANE SENT GRAss.n-Naggis Lamb tender
bipsd OF tweniy-nne sunmeu, was introduced TO MS
Honor Justice shandey, presiding mAgistr ate at the
Third District Police Court yesterday. BY ON Ger Pierce
OF the Seventh precinct who alleged that the Lamb
had evidently sssraysd and that while In bbulous and
dsordery condition Of habit body and mind, she kept
circunnavgsing the city employing 70 weak vessels
thai crossed her many naughtical expressions
He had hailed and plotted her At late hour into tho
Seventh precinct station house harbor where she
came to anchor for the night On being placed
.'foreninst his Hansrn a Mrs Nulchaughnessy irish
for hunehaussnl would say the Lamb looked like one
OF Miss BoPeep and when found had lost that caudal
appendage without which even the latest and wooest
sheep could mo tale unfold In palmer English, the
Lamb looked as IL had been ''worssdn BY that in
domitable old gentleman, Jack Bareycorn and that,
besides numerles 'nps OF ancient rye which OF course
had made her rotous It would require considerable
mental "dammng' to set her up, ready for another
joust with her ancient snemy
Miss Lamb said his Honor, ''oficer Pierce says you
were intoxicated last night and decidedly notous."
"Does he responded the Lamb, deliberately folding
her arms across her .ouzzum and leaning the rail.
dryly Al the dispenser OF justice Evidently the young
LADY would have preferred standing at other bar than
the one she was then before. Whore do you iivegh
"MsSn said the Lamb. aoh, a. Jerome Park Ny
'Indeed Do you course IL often at Jerome Park ~
"We, judge answered Miss Lamb, quite unabashed,
~ do train occasionally, that's fact and when do 20
As You are Dsfors tSe magistrate
"t 10 my duty 70 say that you have been badly beaten
and that shall have TO count you out The fact you
have trained down too finely and OF course couldn't
pect TO get past the stand safely the condition you
In now. Hiss Lamb, shall require you to give three
months"
"Unless my friends, Judge N make up pool for me
thatd get such purse thai nowadays" replied the
Lamb.
"wel, thenn said The magistrate 81 shall default,
send you TO grass for the next three month"; There's
pretty fair pasursge on Biackwells Tsand.n
Yes suppose there is" responded the lady, as she
unfoded her arms stood up and then adjusted her bon
net in a shaky sort or way ~ suppose there s; but
when I'm taken OF, suppose shall have to train down
again II would enter the course
~ presume you would was the remark OF the jus
sice; I've no doubt you'll try tho experiment.
lyon may just BET, replied the vivacous hlly, a.
then toted before the officer OF court to the prison
adjoining preparatory to her journey, Black Maria,
W tue lble Oi tue Angels '--Iailen ones.
RAID ON BLAcKwEIL's ISLAND. Yesterday there
were arragned before Justice Kelly Of the Fourth Dis
trict Police Court, James williams Samuel Holt and
John H. Fields whom James Rooth, captain Of the
guardboa charged with attempt TO invade the sacred
precncts Of Backwels Island and carry from one Of
its nymphs Mary Holt vhQ bad been Sied 10 that Par
adiss Of fallen angels for The space Of three months
which term OF judicial probation abe had not yet
served The prisoners denied the charge alleging thai
they were driven ashore the island and that Mary
came on board their boat without consent They
held to appear for trial At the General Sessions.
VICIOUS DrssRATKD wrL-Adolphns Berenx,
very mild appearing man, bat0 by profession. who
resides At 563 Second avenue appeared before Justice
Kelly, sitting At tho Fourth District Police Court ycster-
day afternoon and entered complaint against his wife,
Anna Berenz, whom he Ayerred vicious and dissi.
pated woman HIS Honor after hearing the complaint,
committed the woman v prison.
ASSAULTED SAIoox.--John Dunn complained BE-
fore Justice Kelly a the Fourth District Police Court,
that he had been bsasn by Edward Costello and his
baskseper, Covin Smith. The assault took place IN
Cosellos saloon, 10 10 alleged, and occasonsd BY
Dunn's going In there and soliciting treat
him, wbsreupon he was elected after . sculle.
Costello and Smith each held in $500 bail appear
for trial Ut the General Sessions