The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-04
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.Tak: thar lhicl said HAYS, as he hurled an Ice
cooler ics water , and en- q the mead Of 0'Brisn
Take s that !sc) SAID Groly and he undertook %
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men-were TOO much for O'Brien. They managed to
Ing besides dong Considerable damage TO the stock
and fixtures Of the establishment.
what have you TO say 70 this 2" asked Judge
II was on bit Of spree and only old 1t in fun"
II meant no harm; we were having good time
and meant no harm, pleaded McCane.
II was too ID drunk 70 know what was about"
-, ~ and ySS an guilty Of the charge" said the
Judge. .'S9ch ebulitions Of merrment are not the
thing Grey S the really honest one Of party
would DC less crime committed in the city Il other
O'Brien. remand you Till Saturday for sentence"
PRETTY GIRLS AS PHOTOGRAPHIC AcoEssoRIEs
tabishment and has quite number OF pretty young
girls employed In the place, though what the DIS.
tnctive branches Of industry to which these young
man named Isaac G. Varian was also employed by
Mr.. Pitman, but alter about months service was
discharged. He called at the place aud proceeded
into the room where the girls work. ..e- Id
"what brought you hereY" spoke up Indignantly
MT ess sssns @ vHrS9 In the
"Then let your legs take you out" replied Mr.. Pit
man; Leave the place"
mot II know myself till get ready" rct0rted
dehantiy Mr. Varian.
The atmosphere of that working room was dark
brushes, sheets OF card paper, photograph frames.
Photographic plates and tho like, and the darkencd
air was rent with the screams OF the frightened
young girls. The closing tableau was Varlan prac-
Using pugilsm upon the PROSTATE Pitman. A good
many witnesses were Called Tho above is an epit-
ONE OF their Joint narratives.
s.YOu are fined TWENTY-FIVE dollars Var,an.u said
Judge Downing, In conclusion; land let 1t be warn
70 Mr. IL On
young ladies' you must do IT outside Of his estab'
NoMADIc FEMININE BoARDBR. a
Lizzie Walters is quite young and quite pretty,
and possesses engaging manners, which are pleas
ingly intensified by becoming style OF dress she
was charged with stealing some patchwork OF the
value OF five dollars, belonging to lady boarding In
the same house with her.
''What makes you think the prisoner stole the
patchwork 7" Judge Kelly asked Jane Jones, the
complainant. f"
because think she is up to such sort Of things"
"What makes you think soT' 1tD
because she always boards in the best boarding
work" "'' A'' ''' '''' 'O'''' "A' 'OA' w Nv
"Does she change boarding houses oftenS"
eEvery month or sou
''Don't she pay her biss"
Eyes. but she never leaves boarding house with
out bringing suit against the landady for stealing
judgment II the Marine Court against one Of her
late andlaaes for $40 worth Of clothing she claimed
'But all this mas nothing to do with your patch.
work, y interrupted the Judge. "Did you see her
take it9"
mo, SIR, ~
HAS + eyer been seen In her possession"
''Miss watson. how 10 this about your being such
an unsteady boa RIDER ?" the Judge now asked her
II do change boarding houses often" she an.
swered, "but 1t Is because ] amt suited or End
thieves in the house.n W e
GLOW long have you been in this coun,ryf,
"A little over year."
Married ?"
mo, str.n
"Work at anything" s.L
..Xls !,s pay your board billss"
Chow many places have you boarded ats'
.'well, won't find you guilty of this charge, but
boarding houses"
'If they get breakfast too early, and give me cold
long," and with saying this she sailed ont OF the
rooms with much of stately air OF dignity
as 1t is possible for small but spirited woman to
assume.
MRpLrY OF CASES
Robert Brady helped himself 10 some lead pipe he
saw lying In the basement Of No. $40 West Twenty
third street. lie was commissioned to spend the
next four months at the Penitentiary Jacob An.
necht having fancy for some CATERS took a bun.
die OF them from the shoe store No. Baxter street.
He was sent three months TO the same institution
Adam Heilhoh thought that VIM. Lowder dressed In
good style, and so helped himself to suit belong
ing TO the latter To save him the trouble OF picking
out clothing he was sent to the Workhouse where
inmates are furnished with suits to order. Thomas
Lacy beat his wife, and was given twenty days at
the City Prison to mediate upon the basenoss or his
crime. Ellen MalOney was required to give bonds
in $500 to behave herself 10 peaceful manner to-
wards Sarah Clark.