The New York herald., 1869-03-07
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

The calendar was burdened as usual yesterday
with great quantity OF ..family jars,n large and
small, every OF which contained more or less OF
domestic spice. The great bulk Of the days busi-
ness, however, consisted OF petit larcencies.
FOX THAT WASN'T CAUGHT.
Frederick Fox is driver OF a Madison avenue stage
Some time ago he had the temerty to drive horse
whch had split hoof and running sore on IT. leg.
or course Mr.. Bergh spotted him, and then Frederick
was introduced to pleasant-looking policeman. who
took care Of him In the usual way. The evidence in
the case was rather foggy, Mr.. Bergh positively
tesiifylng that the q running one and that
the hoof was split IRON the reshy part OF the AMI
mars leg downward, While TWO horse doctors swore
that the split IN the hoof was only '.waier
crack whlch nice little strap easily kept together
One OF the II. DIS gave II hts borsey opinion that
the broken hoof could not injure the horse II dirt
didn't get into it Just though a horse could be
driven without getting his hooi5 soiled Frederick
was allowed TO 20 his way unrebuked. the Court be-
Leying that he had exhibited cruelty TO the horse
COSTLY MISCHIEF.
Thomas Boyle, some time ago long after shutdown
took drop OF water 100 much and consequently felt
that ne was as good as any barkeeper, aud much
more besides; so he wended hts way into Otto Bros
salts saloon a half an hour before miiplQn, and
called for drink. The Brossait folks thought that
Thomas had drank about enough TO satisfy MIN that
night and refused 10 listen 10 his cries tor more
Thomas got on his dignity and went out, taxing pains
10 break 81 window glass on his way. Boyle paid
the damage IN court. He went home wiser, Ii not
richer, man.
Inere is dog that whnes aud dimes IN the neigh
b0rho0d Of the residence Of John Loos and that dog
has fondness for chasing unprotected female
chickens about the yard John opposed TO cruelty
70 animals; so one day he caught the canine and,
using It's hind legs a handle, he beat its head
against the pavement until 1t was according TO the
evidence, I'm very bad way indeed.n Johns de-
renee was that he only gave the dog his due for
beng cruel to hens-nence he was fined SIS.
FAMILY JAR.
One day last week Mr.. Enos Iathrop young man
who Is married, took II into his head to visit
body at No. 2es west Thirty-h street. and had the
exquisite pleasure OF getting Knocked Ia the head
by club In the hands Of his sister-in-law, Ann D.
Snaw, who considered that tongue abuse OF hei
mother by Enos was not exactly the thing. Enos
however. didn't relish AIMS striking fondness foi
him and fell bacs on officer Cole as a reserve Tie
NJ r. scaled two pairs OF stairs, but was met at tho
top by Enos' wife, with whom Enos is moi
on friendly terms and then and there,
regardless OF hts new blue coat, she
pushed him SO gently that he tumbled down the
stairway. Ann Was told 70 go home and be good
pIrl, but Mrs. Lathrop, ner beligerent sister, wa
sent TO the CITY Prison y costare for ten days upon
QUICKLY DONE IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE.
A forbidden-looking fellow, named Philip Flynn
yesterday morning met one Jane Cornell coming on
oil sixth avenue car, with pocketDook containing
ten dollars In her hand. Phil snatcheu the pocket
book and ran on, but was captured. lie got BIZ
months on the Island.
Edward PARKINSON, Q sailor who attempted 4
stab officer Kelly, OF the fsarth precinct, with
butcher Knife was sent the Island for six months
and an Italian named Annel SenonL for carrying
billy got two months.