The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-18

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lion ''' ''''' ~ ~ VI -'' ''-' RUSSELL sXoE.
MIR. soribner made similar application on behalf
of Mr.. George b. Watts and read the following ALL
davifs IN support OF IT.
George Watts being duly sworn says-When Captain
ourdan called at my oee With the OF arrest nerea
ms OF m
tsopsy inquired, Who DO you wish to ses?" He replied
said any name is George B. WAITS you want here
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against me, LIABLE any
am informed there is named George Watts,
residing in the city of New York, who has no middle
letter. and whose appears In the City Directory
Ny letters have mscarried, and 10 prevent
confusion l have been in the habit OF writing
my name during several years past g.. BurshaH Watts
supposed had perfect right to request the officer TO make
certain was the individual intended. politely ad
dressed and kindly treated by CAPTAIN Jourdan and hts OIL
both occasions above referred and certainly did
not feel intend to exhibit to him. 10 the court to any
of its officers, dsrespec want of courtesy That
plea of guilty not earlier inerposed owing
belief and the ndvice Of counsel that business
actions had violated statute OF tins State against usury
and hereby rearm the statements contained In former
affidavit submitted TO the court 70 the manner In which
have transacted business the advice have received
from Mr. H. W. Robinson, upon whom have long been
cnsomed 10 rely counsel for advice In all legal mat
ters annex hereto of AFFIDAVIT submitted TO the
court behalf before sentence herein pronounced
GEORGE B. WATTS
| The Judge took the papers and reserved his de-
| cision.
Applications for Bail.
Ex-Judse Stuart made application to the Court to
accept bail in the case Of Moses E. Luddington In
dicted for obtaining goods under false prelences,
| and the consideration OF the matter was put over
to Monday next by request OF the District Attorney
| similar motion was made in behalf Of Flora
Manschevltch, indicted for attempt to ltberate
prisoner from Blackwell's Island, and was also laid
| over until Monday
| Adjourned 10 the 23d inst.