The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-15

Sch!otte, on taking the stand desired to have q
conadentlsl conversation with their Honors
vans ~ SAD Judge Kelly aloud 'what 40 you
II wants do have der case bostboned undil gan
l m ,ii e EN- arrangement NIT der prisoner" a.,
l ~ see; you want to compound the theit, en-
"Nen, nein, Shudge /" responded the complainant.
II merely wants do get money vrom hm.'
.I aow m ,n,sa. nave you had alreadyr
.Hcw y,l much were the spectacles WORTH"
eyes, your Honor" here broRe IN me nr.,,,. - :"
No. "Se Hoi'afs and then he gey il back TO me.
."an1 1'
and now he to get out q me sos n nav the
complainant scSotte, the worth OF the spectacies-
twelve shilliDgs.n r, - It'll
soner, as he deliberately Walked out q me court
any monlsh, my monish want my monIsh p
twas OF no avail. When he overlook him that indi-
yidua put his fingers to his nose and with gyra-
on od he p.can 70 go to aaes and see II the
CRUEL "PARIENT.n
Herman Long, dark-looking, exceedingly nervous
and thin specimen Of Dutch manhood the lateral
base OF whose brain Is unusually broad, showing
large destructiveness and cruelty was arragned for
about I'VE, but who 1t was understood had reached
the round period or eight years.
=. Ihonas H. Griffith the complainant, went upon
tne stand ana stated that his residence next to
tnat OF the prisoner and that he urgently III
vlted by young woman to enter the place, she stat
XII MS child Upon going into Longs room he found
the child tied, with his arms stretched his head
20 NOOK driven IN post, the body resting on the
Dalis OF the eet, and apparently from the cruelty
dlfon.
The accused attempted to prove that the boy was
very pad, very unruly, and that It was necessary
something should be done TO amend his manners.
yes, said Judge Kelly, looking at the little fell
low, who was hardly large enough, seemingly, to
walk ''he must be terrible felow-a very hard cha
racter. He looks like 1T don't think"
I'VE shall prove that there was no unusual cruelty
In this case, your Honor' remarked prisoners coun-
| SELL. "The boy Is VIGOROUSLY bad, sir.i'
Eyes, yes, we admit all that. He looks like bad
boy, counsel-don't he ~ replied the Court. "Have
you any witness for the defence?n
I'VE nave, your Honor" answered the counsel;
and thereupon German who could not speak Eng
iish as fnenty as his mother tongue was called to
| "shudge, shall say vof der prisoner, Herman
| Long, DAT mis- poy IS der vurst poy vot ish.'
''Inat does not excuse him for niicting torture
| upon him, does IT, sir ~ asked the Court.
'knal kna! knows dat, but den You pese seeing
Dat der Poy Is pad poys" persisted witness, "a
".The Court has already admitted all that" said
Judge Kelly. ~ suppose when Child you were
punishekwhen you did wrongr'
| ZACH, do pc sure wash"
"Were YOU tied up in the manner this child was 2"
Zach, knaIi wash nod"
Herr Long here interrupted the conversation and
declared that there mistake.
what Is the trouble 20 asked the Court.
| "Der questions sh nod but right. Dat ish der
| dr0ubes.r
well, Wen fix that, Long, by sending you to the
| City Prison Tor thirty days."
Long was removed.
! Had the Court examined the boys back, which
was covered with cuts and bruises from repeated
and cruel Negotiations, IL is probable the 'cruel
PARENT would have had the full benefit OF the law
py being sent 10 the Penentiary for six months.
! CALENDAR SPECIAL MISUNDERSTANDING.
The calendar contained ffty-four names Of defend
ants, OF which twenty-one were for assault and bat
terry twentysx for petit larceny, rioting six and
cruelty to animals one