The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-04


and struck her violent blow brusing and cung the
flesh 10 the bone across the forehead from the le ar
eai bone 10 the centre Of the o f,cs The blow was
greater force u would have proved exceedingly danger
oas possibly crushing in the sxuli Foronaeiy for the
1 serious. Muahey was held " bail Ia $500 70 appear
and answer at the General Sessions
AILEGgD ATTsarr FALSELY REgIsTzR Yesterday
morning officer rswillgar the Twonty preclnci,
appeared before Justice Kelly OF the Fourth District
Police Court. accompanied By James Ward, whom he
held in custody and deposcd on the frat OF the
present month tho said Ward presented himself before
the Board Of Registry for The Fifth Election district d
tered under the Of john Laid, giving his
as 2o2 East Thirty nth street On the succeeding nsht
iNoysmDer 2 be again went before tho same
second time under the Of William
Collins, stating his residence be S93 First avenue
prisoner declared bis true to be James Ward and
hi residence 463 Third and also that he was
already registered IN his own DISTRICT the Fourth OF the
Twenty FIRST ward. In oxtenualon OF his conduct he
protested before the magistrate that he merely went TO
who bad no time to spare registered and that he d d
not suppose there was anything ieionious Ia shat he
| had done He was held Ia $500 bail TO appear when
called on for trial al the General Sessions
LOCKED UP TOGETHER. Yesterday, while Justice
shaadey busly engaged signing commitments, dis.
charges and complaints, there sudden rrupton Of
excited Goths and vandas, headed by officers into
the audience chamber of the Third District Ponce Court
and from these presently emerged complainant and
defendant short, thin dark browed black eyed aud
haired man Of the German pers lason and tall,
porty, blue eyed fair haired middle aged genus Of
the Zoels zoush. The defendant, who gave his namc
Simon Fischer OF ~ Norfolk street. stepped before
his Honor and said in tremulous bur cultural voice.
"shoodge, want dat mans bunished He hits me
NIT his list und he knocks me town, uud he knocks ter
pasket mt ter hsh in T. vch juoost pought in der
| market in der Suasse."
che, sir? ach ncdin',n replied the complainant. 81
shoost say DO him we're sh der sdick you promised me
tam teef und liar; und den because shoost say dat he
up nit hims ast und sdrack me In der Dat vas
"rbat was alla-
..Yaw, Herr Richter. dat vas all. Id vas nodiu."
$50 perceive Now, sir p said his Honor, turning TO
the prisoner, 'what Is your name and what have you
| TO offer in explanation Of your conductfn
my name, sair, i be solomon Grandenwitz"
Solomon Grandanwise'' repeated his Honor.
'YoGr conduct II tue complainant speaks truthfuily,
was neither solomonic or wise
"Grandenwi,z, Monsieur 10 judge sail tell you
true may speak 70 you 70 word what sail explain els
| troobef'
.sYes proceed. y said the magistrate.
"Veli Monsieur e Judge, l sail get out one grand,
what you call cali ~ sar RraId. patent
Improvement n 70 vakin stick, an go 70 Eheleland
get out 70 patent, an takes two tree four Of
re sticks wit me- an ven return sends one stick,
of 20 improve canes to ze governmong at Washing
mcnt, which perhaps Judge would be pease
to peruseY mol Veil zen.. proceed Wit minc
an he say like one you call i'm, Oh yes like one
granone cooperative rufan he say, Sair, were is
SPEAKS ze so % KIND yopd 70 him am ay 10
him. All Mons Fischer II v great mistake. but sail
offer You re compensation 20 for value Of 20
artikel," vep Mons 70 Judge he turn on me wit 20
anger In his eye an he say, You be gran uf; 10
wch reply Take Of you words, Mons Fischer,
became mooch indignant an cry in 20 loudesi voice,
rolzin bis basket Of FISH, TO- in air he about
have e as e witness h s H. vi
70 push Of my hand TELL vii ne basket Of ze poisou to
dsnoodge," here exclaimed the indignant Fischer.
i've YOU wdness bore vot can Drove dat he sdruck me
NIT his nss in der eye
ncss proves vat say Is 20 trues'
"what kind Of fish have you in the basket ~ asked
'.De vish vot poushs in der marksss" asked the
ompiainanl
'vy dey DO der wish vat curl ub roun' 50 like der
schnadgesn
slippery; icy glide out Of ze house So and the de-
PENDANT made movement with Of tho fingers OF his
right hand gliding rapidly and anuousy over the open
gran great dish 20 vat you call 70 stew 20 fcasee 70
..wel, gentlemen said tho magistrate looking
solesnnly first n complainant and then at defendant
'your case s one which can be best settled between
terence Of some hours duration would clear up any
Observation-Disclosures you mutually entertain, So in order
to bring about harmony and ieowship'---
'Shoodge only wants der shoosiicen interrupted
s'ionseur," adced Grandenwitz With bow. II sail be
"And for this purpose continued his Honor,
az have resolved sentence you to occupy cell ia
Zach. Herr Richter you no mean dat 2" cried tho
complainant, aghass with asonishmon.
wiz turning PALE shursiy ger is some nstaks-sone
misunderstood, sair !"
"Put can get pail sroaned the DascSmsn, ~, with
tears in his eyes, he looked pleadngly q bis Honor
2 AN not "a, a. s ssr cI p Solomon Il q.
pail ! nave put to zend for 70 oensisao~~s-zs
'cant wais," said his Honor, impatienly. "omccrs,
ana Ni s.ko IL. basket and is contents wit, with
fup.sd advised BY Others satisfactorily adjust their
The complainant and defendant were thsreupon, with
the basket containing the slippery fab, much 10 their
disgust marched cell in the prison adjoining, where
ready 10 enter into terms or peace At any sacrifice Of
personal feeling provided they were permitted
largc-he one to cook his fish, and the other TO de-
molish stew Of frogs and drink bottle OF superb,
by car
DETERMINED TO HAVE new Sur or CLorHEa-On
Saturday afternoon James Burke, a dry goods clerk,
twenty-five years OF age, who has home, determined
to replenish his wardrobe without expense 10 himself
although the plan to accomplish his object might posi-
bly, deprive him OF his liberty. Burke beng partially
acquainted with Thomas Mclaughlin, whose place Of
business is at No 27s Greenwich street, but who lives in
Jersey City proceeded TO the residence OF tho latter and
informed Mrs. Mclaughlin that her husband had sent
him for his SUIT OF clothes consisting Of coat
upon 10 leave the city The lady asked Burke 4 he had
order for the clothes or line from Mr.. Mclaughlin,
and receiving negative reply, she became
suspicious and told the stranger she would take
the clothes over to her husband. Securing tho
clothes In handkerchief Mrs Mclaughlin and Burke
started for New York On the terry boat Burke wanted
to carry the bundle but not permttcd but after
stepping ashore he again desired TO reese Mrs Me-
Laughiin OF her load, saying heavy aud she
be tired Accordingly she gave Burke the clothing and
in moment after obtaining possession OF he started
OF as fast as he coad Mrs Mclaughlin followed
uursut rrvipU .ssfo btaft nc who
officer Porcher Of the Twentysxth precinct gave chase
aud arrested the fugitive alter chasing him six
blocks Burke had the goods in his possession when
taken into custody II subsequently appeared that Mr.
Mclaughlin had not cent the pr his clothes
The accused yesterday taken before Justice Dow
ling and having nothing say in relation the charge
OF stealing the clothes committed the Tombs for