The New York herald., 1871-03-24
COURT 0e SPECIAL SESSlGgs.
"Redfy the Bia: ksmitEs' as Battle Holder in
Womnn's WaIiorins HJnick-fhs Youth
tnat Hired B0at-Ciiarlcy spsEcer's
Cout--A NsndDriEs Jew Given Rest.
Before Judge bowling.

,hat Hired ~ Boat-Ciiarlcy spencer's
Cont--A Waudorins jew Given Rest.
Before Judge bowling.
''Anylhing upY'
"Yes, thirty OF 'em. No, there amt 10 murders
on here uurning 10 brother oficerl. Them fellows
ccme here an spec;s we can get up lively day all
Tor their special amoosementh
These were a court officers speeches yesterday in
regard 10 an inquiry made by green, but inquiring
mind. There were not very many cases Of impor.
tance, but even in the smallest there is painful
element OF human interest III human suffering
wach evnces itscli, IL not III The creature behind
the bar almost certainly in some OF the court
where wife, mother or a daughter stives to hide
her sobs. The stolid, callous wretch, who has no
friends in court is not the less TO be pited for Is he
not one of Gods creatures tool
The majority of the cases yesterday were petit
larceny, with which assault ana battery ,ricd 10
divide the nonors.
Charles Curtn was charged by Thomas Keating
with
STEALING 4 RowEoAy,
rhis aquatic larceny was comp5ssed last Saturday
while KcatIug was absent. The next time ne saw it
the trusy water spes Of The public peace battalion.
ycept the haroor police, had II in their safe keeping
one OF these latter testified to finding it in the
prisoners possession, and " was evidently all up
with the latter.
.'Nhar have you got to say. Cur,ng1
- hired thai boat OF u man 20 board Il schooner
ana intended 10 bring II back again when that gem
ueman requested me 10 accompany HIM.
Too thin, Nj. Curtln: The court does not seem 10
have nign opinion oi Your yerdcty, and ne one is
surprised wiicn the Judge awards you SIX months
on he island as part OF your prize the lottery of
liic A keen-eyed Israehsh boy, vita pale face
ana on9 black hair was accused Of stealing coat
from William wade. lie sad he mad an order to get
COAT r0R oHARLEl SPESCER.
Mr.. wade furnished the coat and sent u man along
WIN the boy. The juggling Jew boy managed TO
give the man the sim and was not found for two
a
son OF Abraham, and Judge Downg cSunselled him
10 study the Proverbs OF Solomon Tor the ensuing
hall year IN the Penentiary. Pretty Ann Hennessy,
VINO thinks the word Of the Lord should be listened
I" before al eartnY considerations, Inadvertently
jelt her purse, containing ecV en- dollars, on the table
Wilie she went 10 church Dan Doyle, a crippled
Youth, was elt alone win the money. IL was gone
WEen pretty anna returned, after TWO bouIs and SO
Master Doye. The Judge INA not think the eyi-
dence strong enough ana Daniel, nothing 10th,
\ stout butt man, with an enormous red mus
tache, entered ilc court and TOOK seat, ladyIke
Tais % was Wsa sg l. lo' ssrie te nor"ros '
REpDY raE BLAcKsnIru.
Their names were immediately called, ana Reddy
and his wife. Mary u. Varley took ihcir places be.
hind the bar on the charge OF a5sautng Eliza J.
uncertain age. short. corkscrew curls aud black
egc, deposed mat she lived ut Il Amity place, or
Wc e w Moor e nam anay IN ne m rented
going 10 see some tenants OF hers on the third floor,
when the aniiable looking lady, now clad in black
SIX dress velvet jacket gola cilan ana thrce.lnch
gold brooch Mrs Narley, IN lact, seized her by the
} hair aad pounded her on the probpSCia,
DARKLNED HER SINISTER OPTIC
aud played the deuce with ner generally. Here she
explained that Reddy was her second floor tenant.
Mr. Narley, she ayerrcd was admirngly contem-
plating The work OF his spouse curing tins scene
and as the lady tagged IN her energetic onslaught
quietly remarked,
go on, MARY; FINISH HER.,
The chiyairous Reddy did not otherwise interfere
mo, Judge, there was no cause ior IL: never
spoke 10 The woman Tor six weoRs.'' By way of
witness fe'l-haired servant wench called, who
SAID she knew nothing about II. II was Reddy's
txiTH Talt ttn npna, ia Mntr Strrar
son. put a new lace on the matter. On The occasion
III question the complainant came running up stairs
AN called my misSus q big old b-n an worse, an
thin
Up wID HER BIG FCT
an Kicked her IN the chst. No wonder my inissuS
got mad Och Miss Willard was always watchln'
pcepin' an MAXIM mischief betwaGe irinds.' A
ace Hsgn an S ssn wn n w9 swee
feather, took seat III the witnesses chair. This
was NE plump Mrs va,ley's little sister, Rose
Mcguire The complainant, on the day Of the ruc-
tion, met little Rose in the yard and asked her what
message her sister was sending her on: she gave
i've minutes to tell IL before she wonld
CHOKE IT OUT or HER.
When the antique Willard ran UP the stairs her
language was awful, such as pretty Roses lips
could not think OF pronouncing. She also deposed
70 me KICK. Nariey was called on TO explain, and
the Judge released him and his amiabie lie partner
WANDERING JEW
named MOTIFS DAVIS was suspected OF guilt In the
matter Of abstracung three dollars and Ten cents
from the outside pocket OF brother son OF Judah.
ns WAS 95 and nG Morris DAYS
could call hundreds Of witnesses. None OF his
iilends. unfortunately. were court and the Judge
declined 10 wait. The il-cad, gaunt creature
grinned aad showed hs white teeth at the charge,
which he thought joke. WhenJudge bowling told
him 70 go 10 the island for six mouths stupeted
look settled on his face and he extended his arm in
protest. Oncer Palmer touched him the shoulder
ana he was forthwith led, like his ancestors into
the Egyptian bondage of he Tombs.
TWO men named sullivan and O'Neil were
fenced to SIX months each for defraulng the second
mate oi French vessel OF ab0ut one hundred weight
OF cordage. There was a weeping woman Of some
orfy years lcanng against one of the granite pillars
a the court was adjourned