The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

The Case OF DR.. Ellis.
FURTHER DEvbLofEnEnrs OF AN INTERESTING CHA
KACrkR.
The investigation In the Of Or. rnos r El,s Che
seseo s"ndier was continued yesterday tho Lover
Police Court before Jus,ics Connolly number OF fresh
coupsinAnu wore hand ready 70 testify TO ns exceed
Dsy doubtful character Of prisoner, but the msg,s
Tste thought proper ooadne proceedings "
complaints already entered On the complaint Of Patrick
murphy, the tailor, the was neld pail tne
sun OF $500 10 ans 10 the Of Hermaon Hern
seo me Court increased the OF Da to 81 900.
isdy named Richardson offered TO the prisoners
Dali on the nrs charge, but confessed ner inability 70 be
come his surety the second compAint alleging that she
had already become mis- bail civil suits the amount
o $500, nd ess not qoaiued to bec,me mis- bail
higher amount No coming forward release the DC
tor from The unpleasant dilemma the magistrate ordered
the prisoner 10 be locked romos for trial. Even
ths pr sone had procured BAIL be would have been nms
dasey arrested fresh complaints, that his situation
would be none the less Notifying atser al. deputy
sheriff from Kings Co. present during the exsmlos
ton with bench warrant ready che accused
should no have been liberated In ADDITION 70 the
heretofore published we have the following fresh victim
d the Doctors duplicity:-
lady living a. WATERFOWL, Connecticut; loss $500.
nessrs Lewis Sescord, Broadway.
siioD scott, cor Fourth street and wooster street.
Madame Furions. miiiner, Eighth street,
Converse, Tyler 10, Pearl and Pine streets
Mr.. Ssyres. Of Brooklyn; loss $500.
Besides the above there are many Others whose nxme'
viii be made public from day day, az the police work
the matter up. Officer Boyle OF the Fth precinct
charge Of the usse and thus rar he has n wl
exceeding W. have been furnished Win copies OF
coupe Of letters respecting tnis Es which ghro~
considerable ieht upon bis CHARACTER rne folio Tine
one WAS received ~ gentleman in this city
in answer To certain inquiries relative ami
integrity OF the prisoner
an-1-oud .a,,e ysS .sS sSs. w. a.. e 1855
nouy Of ncp'ne los 10 eniefpg into any business on
his vile who nscon OF niue has besn resdlos with
sss sSs Sni viii os ssc su % your aa
l am SIR, your obediebt servant WI. LsAMlN9.
The nexI letter ia from Ellis wife, also directed 70
gentleman Id this city, as toLows:--
DnunxosDvnLE. O. W, May 20. 1888
ns. s Ell =. Would ssi Obliged by Mr. Informing ns'
sows What are ss present crcumsay &c. ssc
ae sOs %ts s nsss sS no ~.
pn TO seDd the DoctF Bus she anseie Longer
direct care OF rev. " N. Leaning.
Ellis IL an lrisBmsp by birth and not an EogIsnm An
As en0necus'y reported His child referred let
Ter aoove 10 DO. about thrteea years rne Doctor
ran away from Canada September, 1857 after saor
cut wio career Montreal, Toronto QUE sec ami s.
Csharpes and came 70 the United states where ne has
since been living.
MARINE COURT
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy
Carrie Cteech Terence MeK1aan and ,oite This is
action for SANDER assault aud false imprisonment
he plaintiff, fine looking young woman complains tn.t
She was assaulted and locked the dsfendaass
in wsverey place. The defendants say they own
house IN waveriey place. which they let to Mrs Richard
who. being unable pay the rent
mics 10 them on defendsns' coming up Staten Il
suo to tske possession OF the house. found
VII, Miss Carrie Ceech, and DR. Ellis, cooned 10
Iomns Oh Charges OF swnding, residing ,here 'as
ana WIFE," Defendants gave them notice &, quit but they
neglected to do when the Doctor ou defend
ANS 10 ked the ball door and refused MIN in and
ALTO refused 10 Jet Carrie open To get to him.
II rando min ~
depart Affidavit was presented by psDtd's for
postpone neDt on toe ground mat Ellis material and
necessary witness for her, and without testimony
ahe c'1!d not proceed 10 trial. The adjourned
to the 18th Of September.