The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-22

and Trstt. Information at once sent on to them
In Boston, and one Of the nrm, We believe Mr. Trot
on 5,
". ys and u: matter was kept perfectly still and to :d
the charge which the prisoner arrested upon but
yesterday the mystery was solved, by Mr. Trott
o. that hrm, from Boston, who ushered in before
OF grand larceny having in his possession the jewery
- above stated 1t s supposed that upon this ndict-
and fearing conviction it is expected he will dvulgs
the whereabouts Of the stolen jswelry (that Ia he
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successful.
Watch R.furns-At the watch returns yesterday
morning, officer Rof Of the 9Th ward, brought before
Justice Drinker q woman 10y the OF Margaret Sui
band, Dennis, who was 10 Court, he being little grey
headed lrshman of sixty years Of age, and Margaret
being second WIFE and about thirty years Of age, and
MAc,srsArE-WeIl, what charge do you make against
this woman?
Wells island for being drunk, and got her off again
under promise your honor Of her being good l
and she gets drunk sgsin and last night she
drunk, brnomsticked me- and turned my little
ss az.
my first vile Zone is seven and the other nine sd
out into the streets to beg pennies and when they
come home she takes the money and buys rum
Mountaineering pity to see woman Of deoent
appearance give way drinking liquor and abuse her
go to your priest and take the Temperance pledge
MARC ARET-Indeed, your honor Judge III take the
no 90 ans so
out do leave of drinking
MAcwrRATE-Well, then, upon the consideration that
abuse your husband will let you CO. But If you break
your PROMISE and brought here sgain before me,
Margaret well pleased with the Judges decision,
and said, Thank your honor and may the Lsrd bless
you" and hurried out of the office with her husband
Law Intelligence.
CoURr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Feb. 2l.-Before r.
corder Scott and Aldermen Adams and Crolius. John
MoKeon, Esq district attorney.
Trial for Grand Larceny.-At the opening Of the
court this morning gorge Miller, indicted for grand
larceny in having 6ssa cosoerned with John H. Baxter
and James Perkins, stealing $50 pounds of vaued
at slas the property Of Milton G. w Smith, on the
Of January last On the part Of the 1t
was shown. that private wstchmau detected the
cussd In the act Of cutting tho rope from raft, while
tion found the accused guilty and the Court remanded
him for sentence.
~ having on the I'd OF August Is45 anixed the
Of John NJ Rue to receipt for SAL with intent to de-
fraud the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonsty of Now
JOHN NJ RUE on being examined for the prosecution,
deposed follows: In August, 1915 was constable
poyed by corporation superintendent Of dog kill
ers; was employed assistant; he gave me $22 on
Thomas w. DUNLAP, examined i was employed as
an o1oer to assist Ferdon he paid mo $22 for which
gave him . receipt.
AUGUSTUS L. MArsELL, eramined-I am q clerk In the
Comptroers Office; do not recolect that the account
now shown presented; the defendant usually re-
ceved tbs amount Of the bills do not reooleot any
moneys being paid him for killing dogs 1t
the strength the b and not the receipt, that the
money paid; 1t some days after paid the money
before saw the receipt.
George w HINcHMAN, srdmined-I am messenger
In tho Mayors oioe; ! know the defendant; he was
appointed superintendent Of tho deg killers the th
June ls45.
The then submitted to the jury who, after
brief consultation rendered verdict Of not guilty Ths
court then adjourned until to morrow morning.
CoURr CALENDAR This Day-Circuit Court-45 81,
%. is, 81, 80 A. l6 SO, 3D. "a, IS, 81 so, 81. Supe
rior Court "a. 49, 80 257 IS, SO, ST. 80 H. u.s. 81.
46 81 H. 49, 49, 49, A. 6l 46S a. 81 81 49, 3d. to Ill
inclusive Common Psas-ss part, 81, %, 25, Az 90,
33s 81 49, 49, 81 2nd part, "a &C. Is, 3d. 80, "a, &c.
SO, 40, %, ~,
EDITOR HERALD
SIR-As an erroneous impression might be prod uced
by the report Of the Of Mathews the Corpora
ton Of New York. which appeared yesterday it Is pro-
per that some Of the facts connected with the case
should be published.
tor OF William Mathews 3tsined letters of admins
raton upon his estate and permitted the creditor to
prosecute suit In the Of the public administrator
Tor tho purpose of recovering from Edward c. Mathews
the value OF some property alleged to have been
BY him from the of the the pub
lie administrator taking bond to indemnify city
against the event Of the suit This suit
by the creditor and 1t seems, resulted 10 nonsuit 1t
will be seen that the public administrator = nomi.
nal plaintiff to q suit brought by Q creditor Of the
attorney employed by him, had any interest," and that
he could have no motive for prosecuting unfounded
claim NJ
New York. Feb II, ls4s.