From the New York Commercial Advertise,


POLICE.
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4 man was brought up to the Office bv D
]. Hays, found under bed in Maiden LAM
with number OF articles oe clothing in Ill.,
possession. The prisoner, who was one os
the most sagacious of "thc fraternity. . and
in that happy state, when the misfor,unes
Of life possess but little effect on the nina
l. c. in his own language, "a little boosy. ow'
ing to the weather." presented himself .,
the bar, with a face full of good humor ir'
dicatins, by his appearance, perfect stat.
Of content.


Magistrate. What is your name,


Answer. Edward McLougherty


Mag. How do you spell it.


Ans. That's for you to find out.


Mag. Then lam to put it down as pleases
Ans. Call it Bill Tobin.


Mag How long have you beenin the citys
Ans. About five weeks.
Mag. Where did you come from lasti


Ans. lam a stranger in the city.


Mag. Not here'
Ans No: wish was
| Mag, How came you to 60 in the room
where you were isund9


Ans. Rum and misfortune drove me
there.


Mag. How did you get under the bed,


Ans. With my hands and feet.


Mag. What made you get under the 5ed


Ans. Charge it to rum; all to rum.


Mag. What is your business?
Ans. am laborcr.


Mag. A laborer You look like labor
er,


Ans. Then put me down as lawyer.
Mag. Wen put you where you will neeS
one.


lie was committed for trial.