The New York herald., 1871-06-13
ToMBS POLICE COURT.
A Faroist Faring Foully-Ths Progressive
Youth Of the Age-Selling Beer on SUM-
day-Justics Tempered with Mercy.
Before Ludge Hogan.


The Monday morning scenes In the police courts
haa none Of their usua piquancy yesterday.
In fact the proceedings there throughout the
day were unusually stale anu Improbable. With
the exception Of somo casually opened heads
and careessy discolored countcnances the prospect
from behind the chair OF justice offered few resting
places Tor the rowing eye. The threatening aspect
OF the elements yesterday, no doubt, dis
couraged good many Of the unwary fish,
who, in an exuberance OF animal or alco-
holic spirits, would have bounded head
foremost into the metropolitan onical net. Unln-
teresting IN point OF magnitude as were the cases
on the schedule yesterday the gentler sex
managed TO put in pretty good average appear
ance. There were the heroic females OF the Hlber-
nian persuasion, who had stoicaly borne belabor-
ing with the bedpost at the hands OF their
AFFECrroNArE LORDS
aud who mad only come to make his Honor Judge
Hogan acquainted with the fact, for they hadn't
the remotest idea of permitting the heads
Of their households being punished The
modest, genilemanly Old diner.out put in an
ugly, washed-out appearance as he came into the
sunlight lie advanced smilingly and confidently
to the bar; but 1t was no use, Justice was not to be
wneedled SO easily, and the venerable sinner was
compelled to pay the forfeit OF his excess
The first important case that came up was that or
Edward Newman who lives at 142 East FIfty.nnth
street Edward is a public character, and some.
times inJuges variable fancy In the eupnon lous
souDrlquet o.
''DurCH HEINRICH"
This gentleman went into gambling saloon on
Saturday night in Houston street III quest OF little
excitement the same time hoping 10 increase his
worldly store OF greenbacks on the smooth, green
cloth The good Dame Fortune was veering in his
direction II would appear, as he played for some
time with considerable success, but the mutability
OF al subunary transactions Is prOverbia and Ed.
ward, alias "Helnrlch" began to part with his coin.
The separation became continual, and when the
trio were sufficiently cstranged, or, as Newman,
alias "Dutch,n puts It, when he had played $40 In
checks into the game the banker, Timothy Kane,
took The money from the drawer and walked away
Collins the partner OF Kane In this nearous banking
business had his Ire considerably aroused by such
high-handeu conduct on the part OF his Co.
and as soon "a was ascertalned that Kane did not
intend to return with the funds vigilant search was
instituted for the delinquent. The wiley absconder
however, bafled all The efforts made In hts behalf
unt yesterday morning, when ofcer Gardner, Of
the Court squad, captured him In Harrison street.
Kane was admitted to bail In 81. 900 bonds.
A juvenile OF the tender age OF sixteen summers
whose parents have the exclusive privilege OF har-
boring At rs Cherry street, was arraigned on com.
paint OF a respectable looking woman named Sarah
| Nelson, or los Greenwich street.
| Mrs. Nelson charged that while standing on the
street on SUNDAY as number OF people were leav.
ing church, she felt a tuggln9 at her Dress and
upon looking around discovered the accused IN the
act Of
ABsTRACrING WALLET
! containing seventy dollars, from her pocket. She
| made an EFFORT TO catch the young thief, but lc
boted Oh. policeman, who had seen the affair.
1 mitIed To answer at the General Sessions.
The police OF the Fifth precinct brought up the
following gentlemen for breach OF the Excise law =
| Charles Lonlshalt, l29 Hudson street, James
! mer. OF l29 West Broadway. They were bailc IN
! $1,000 eacn TO answer ut the General Sessions.