The New York herald., 1871-11-26

| Suspected of Picking Poekets-Whni Good
| Nature Sometimes Brinss-Who vos Own
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Among the many places in this city to study human
nature and the whms of gtraes peoples
there better than the Court Of Special Sessions
the Police Courts proper there s of course, o
| human nature made evident, but the Special
Sessions, where there is little or no speciou.
pleading OF counsel 10 be heard after Q hearing
before Grand Jury and trial before petit jury wher,
matter 10 argued between men. there mus
needs be of nature and of than of legal
y To person this Court presents peculiar
aspect Here accused of receive
the sentence which conngn them TO years
hardship and brand them forever criminals .a
shown sofsnce character Of Bob Brisry to their injury
Yesterday morning Judge bowling presided at the specia
ex a the
was that of Francis Cray accused of attempt pick
n. Of ss parade so doubt
sn enasS y s' sIRpoon& & that the man trying to
with bis hand at the SIDE Of womans dress and thought
hs
a oa s se s na M % her M
what he doing at the time when he arrested Judge
pss the G1ss til. with ..n: h
e n sa s
and see T. his statement was true. The young then
pRa Rs snd
thought msh, be hurt in the crowd I'm pctpoeSet
Judge DowLrSG ito oaccr stcvens) Done YOU think that
you might be mistaken abou. him tying 30 pick that
f., Wv Il. y.%, Honor be
arrest everybody that looked acted suspciousy, and
arrested this Young man nan as said
Of The doubt ana ie go but don't any way sssp
Tue young went out from behind the and was
& wo Sa sy . '
en n 50 d to s sa her Sgy n IN NJ danger & Of SSscSDyg
and with the feelings Of her heart plainly written
nsa face vsa sa s .n
have become calious really affected, and the
po~s %eHy room un Judge
that Of young lad named John Tae charce1 with sieans
ATTY in stamps Johns father and mother present.
for females up to where an oId
with old woman. and walked within the enclosure
said he the ne father Te s PEG "a na me
ae does no, look ike bad boy lei HIM co. co Some nv
boy and Do as yopr father Ter, and mother tel you'll
TO send you to prison"
both him and kissed HIM erveny again the
eyes OF the T spectator: Ct alto 3. were ere, moiste9ed
of Thomas Butler charged by Loas ssamm with
stealing
Tine me Ses r At place s.r
Stamm sad:-"I py dot beev fom de sowder hows
IN o o he
ysS. yo oonSeT that you had bought
the meat at the slaughter house?
COMrIArNANT-Yas, sur; Oh cohis py dot meat by de
sowder house.
COUNSEL FOR DErENcE If that meat had been left
there, and If had then been taken away they
ASKED yon to pay would you do -
Judge DowLsGl don't want any fs about this thing at
all II. the ms, n to him In tI. nna was The ce,s
the prisoner), why did you take that meatY
The oncers had testified % finding the meat in his
sion saw him wheeling along on wheebarow and that
said he had got Il from the Superintendent Wash.
ngton Market. Another said he heard row and was
walked about three O'Clock in the mornings the
talking about quarter OF beef.
"whose Is this :" He said. at mine nowy' The prIs-
did where II came from, and he
until the matter decided Judge Downing
" he knew where II came from. lie oid.
"Wel, do you know where you are going -"
mo, SIR"
'sTo the Penitentisrv for six months"
This caused quite laugh. and evidently enjoyed by
the crowd present
There of some twenty odd the
calendar OF any special involved
any points Of N than ordinary interest.