The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-14

last drunk In Bellevue Hospital In the capacity OF
nurse Aeantime you viii have an opportunity To
drink Less whlskey and get over your aversion Tor
c01ee."
Henry G. Behr would let his angry passions rise to
violent altltuae me other day boy four years
old, PANIED Jonn Monaghan threw stick a. the tor
merS horse, VINO ID u cartlnan, and made the horse
jump quickly; the man jumped from his cart.
caught the Doy by the halr OF the head and pulled
proven against MIR. Benz.
."wnaI nave you to Say 10 this" the Judge asked
him.
"Ihe boy frightened my horse and only meant to
frlehten niui."
your course OF frightening was semi-barbarous,"
said the Judge; "a regular hal scalplDg process.
You must learn to curD Your passions. In pay nent
for your brutality hne you twenty-five dollars"
Tue man paid The hnc Dut AZ ne cOuntei out the
currency he hooked though he did not appreciate
the high toned moral suggestions oil Tie Judge.
A DOG CASE.
Andrew Belts was charged ny John Rynders with
setting cog Oh nan, which dog bit hin. In lac
course Of the testimony II was shown that dr. betts
hai been ordered by one OF the Jefferson AarAet
Ponce magistrates 10 kl this dog Oh account 0i AIS
being .iCiOn5y inclined
"Why didn't you Kill the dog" inquired the
Judge.
XIII tne dog. III kni MN now.n
II small line you twenty-five dollars Tor not Killing
him when told to said Tie Judge, land YOU must
khl nun to-day, or IN impose another tine and send
you W tne Peu.Lentlnry.n
TWO STORIES SOMEWHAT CONFLICTING.
Gases IN which directly adverse testimony Is given,
shown u teii>,tOu5 lacy IN Inc way vi sweailng
ttat Is something more than marvellous are quLe ire
quent. good suMple case Vi This kllu was ue.
veioped N charge OF assault and battery preferred
bv Jane MORRISON against Mlcnaei Guam.
al am d tenant OF Mr.. Quinn, SAID Mrs. MOTIF
son. " lie Came for his rent; tod hini had no
money, and he TOOK me by Tie hair OF my head and
dragged me down night Oh stars aud tnen over d
wood pie INTO the ceiiar.o
"AnyLnlng more he am to you?n asked the Judge.
"Ihats quite enough; amt got over II yeI.'
ANvllness as called 0r Tue ueienCe
"Mr QUINN asked this woman Tor her rent, " said
this Witness 'and shc told Nun 10 go 10 h-i Tor II.
AS ne was leaving she followed aiter nm anu ial
down the stars, beng very drunk at the anne, ana
then crept into the cellar 10 sleep OH her drunAen-
| ness.n
"Ine prisoner can CO." said the Judge; and the
| NOT TIE CHANGE HE WENT FOR.
Cornelius sullivan went Into James Campbe!rs
| liquor store ana got drink. Next day he Went to
the place again and INSISTED that did not get the
right change from q lty cent stamp.
| "Changeis 1t you wantr' ana walking from behind
the bar he gave him. as the complainant averred,
| beating.
benent OF the commissioners Oh Charities ANA Correc
| ton.
| ASSAULTS ON POLICEMEN.
John Sherwood thought he nad an undoubted
| right 10 exercise his muscles upon officer Connor,
| OF the Fourth precinct. AS he showed bad judg-
meDt In selecting d lifting time Tor pomneliing
the Queer when the latter was on duty he was sent
Blk mOntns to the fenientlary TO correct his error
| OF Judgment. Francis Mead LOOK Ike liberties with
oiilcer fairfield, OF the First precinct. 1t being
to this species vi pueliistc practice lie was let Oh
| win u fine OF twenty-five dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS CAsRs.
Joseph Lawrence pleaded guilty to being found with
| '.jimInyh in MS possession under circumstances
melting suspicion lhat he intended to put the same
| TO buIglarlOus use. He, was sent four months
| to Blackwen's Island. Heinrich henrlcnsOn was
| sent one month to the same insuar abode
| for stealing q SHIRT aud a five dollar bill.
Elizabeth Reeves swlnded an unsOphlstlcated rural
gentleman out OF twenty three dollars when she
had in the toe OF vi shoes. Will have 10
toe the mark Tor tine next four months at the Work
house. David Williams, considering pocket hand
kercliief Indispensable adjunct to modern gen.
| temans wardrobe, and not having one OF his own,
| stole One He was sent twenty days to the City
Prison. Four boys, about ten years Old each, giving
| their names as Gustavus Priser, Joseph H. walker,
| Eugene Lonuenberger and John Cannon, placed a
Mrs. iOodles' estimate on the contingent utility OF
door plates, and were charged with stealing several,
| together WITH some type. Two were found guilty
| anu remanded Tor sentence. Thomas Connolly was
| found guilty Of stealing coat. lie was sent four
months to the Penitentary.