The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-15
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

A Light Return-ssT0mmy, tho Kid"
ana Suspicious Persons Disposed Of
Hot Corny Hot Corn !-DIsiig urinS nn
Officer.
There was small number Of prisoners on the
watch returns at the above Court yesterday morn
ing. The thirty-seven arraigned were quickly dis
posed Of by Justice Cox, who patiently listened
TO the complaints Of prisoners and compliments.
or the number presented "a were males and -
females II were for intoxication, II for dsorderiy
conduct, for assault ana battery for petty lar
ceny, suspicious persons and vagrant. TWEEN
ty-two of these were held and Is discharged.
''ToMMY THE KIDr DISPOSED OF.
A few minutes after Ave yesterday morning
Sarah Jane Odc OF 800 West Twenty eighth street,
approached Onicer Stanton, of the Twentieth pre-
cinct, and asked his protection. The officer,
noticing her clothing covered with blood,
which iowed from wound under her
left ear, asked her what was the
matter. She replied that the man with whom she
had been living named Thomas II. Wilson, alias
Tommy the KID had come home late at night, or
rather early in the morning, and commenced
abusing her. She stood his jeers and taunts in 81
lence, until ferbearance ceased to be virtue, and
retorted in manner not at all pleasant to the In
furiated "Eid." She states he became 70
enraged that he picked up a razor
which lay on the bureau, and Selling her by the
head attempted to cut her throat. He only sue
broke from his hold and ran into the street. The
olcer upon visiting the house found wilson IN bed,
ana ordering him up commanded him to put on MS
TO the station house in Thifty-seventh
street. While he was making MS Toilet
between the mattresses as, Of the BED
| The woman accompanied them to the station house
against Wilson. Yesterday morning she failed to
On the statement Of the oiicer that the prisone'
was the leader OF desperate gang in the Tive III.
! eth ward, he was locked up for examination
| ONE OF THE ''KIDs' FRIENDS
John Goldie, aged twenty-two: of4s' Vest Twenty
eighth street o Of the Ks
same officer proving aronpd the Twentieth ward
acting in suspicious Gus mo-. ner He was taken to
person Yesterday morning the ofcer, In his state
msni w .atice Cox rave him bad character, in
consequence OF winch he was committed for eX
OWNER FOR STOLEN GOODS WANTED. -
>, Tuesday afternoon as Detective Hagan, OF ths
Twenty,nintn precinct, was standing on Seventh
two years, residing at the corner OF Twenty mint h
street and Eighth avenue, haul up in front Of a
goods usually used BY printers, valued at st
up heard Whitcs.de ofYer TO dispose Of the entire
property for SIS Surmisin1 he had not come
honestly by IT the oiicer stepped up, showed his
| shield and told Whiteside he guessed he would
have to take him to the station house. The latter
Immediately replied he "did not steal it. but some
fellow @ and Il to him to s The
| committed for examination, In order to allow the
officer time to find an owner for. the property.
HOT CORN HOT CORN
! Ofncer John A. Heating, OF the Eighth precinct is
Jealous officer, and should be promoted without
| he stood at the corner Of Thompson ana Broome
streets and saw boy fifteen years Of age, named
take an ear or corn from the stand Of grocery
store on the corner. The of1cer ponnced upon him
and triumphantly bore him to the station house,
was locked up to answer charge Of petit larceny.
The prisoner upon being arragned at the court yes.
terday morning was locked up for examination.
Yesterday morning oficer william T.. Emery, Of
mnstache which was envied by ali the other oicers
In the precinct He suddenly lost II all through the
Ward is what is denomInated In police parIance
| bum" She was discharged nom the Island on
Tuesday afternoon, where she had been rustl-
as she landed In the city her old appetite again got
control OF her, and she commenced imbiblng whis-
key to such an extent that she soon became unc0n
sctous Of what she was doing while In this condi-
ton. Yesterday morning she wandered into. the
avenue, and commenced disturbing the congrega-
ton, who were engaged In worship. Her actions
nature that one OF the members left the church
and meeting Omcer Emery requested him to go In
ana remove no. the woman she walked quietly With
the Captains desk While standing there listening
to the complaint made against her by Emery she
suddenly became enraged, and, selling one side Of
the Onlcer's mustache in her hand, pulled and
tugged away at 1t until it was torn out by the
roots. The officer presented most udicrous ap-
pearance, having one side OF his mustache on
and the other In the hand OF the infuriated woman,
who was forced into cell and locked up. The on
Ger was in q dilemma for some time, as he could
not conceive any way In which to replace the ex-
tracted hair He finally left the station house, and
reappeared In short time 'a shaven and stOrn"
minus the entire mustache. The woman was con-
veyed to Court yesterday afternoon and Is by this
time again on the Island.