The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11
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The Case Of the Injured Working Girl
Justice Hogan Ex0nerated.

The Case Of tho Injured Working Girl
Justice Hogan Exonerated.
In Tuesdays HERALD an article was published
detailing the circumstances OF the ATTEST and utl.
mate release OF working GIRL named Elizabeth
Grauwller, young German woman, employed by
Mr.. M. L. Sacks, fringe and trimming manufactures,
or Canal street. sne was frlendess and alone In the
world. AT noon OF one day last week she went to a
restaurant IN the neignborhood to get lunch. IN
fortunately she took some SILK, on which she was
required 10 work. without having any precise idea
OF how she could employ her time while absent One
of her fellow workwomen uncharitably concluded
as she left the shop, thar she was bent robbery,
and caused her arrest The result that the poor
girl was incarcerated IL the Tombs, as already de-
scrbed In the HERALD but nnaly released. Through
an error II was stated In the report OF the affair
that Justice Hogan had released the prisoner, Miss
Grauwer, Ior ten dollars.
IL is but justice TO say that the Justice was en-
tireiy innocent OF any knowledge OF the case, and
that the ten dollars which were actually paid were
delivered 70 an outsider" who stated That i was
The following abstracts from the oilcia! records
show lhar the giyl was formally aud duly dis
Charged
TO THE EDITOR OF TIFF HraALp:--
following win &c saeien 10 Drove ia tasy and lie pur
e. HOGAN, Police Justice.
,u CITY PRISON, HALLS or Jpsrtoe.
CORNER OF faAS H;i. v AID cEsrEE ,ssIInErrs,(
To WHOM II MAY CONcERS:--
IAis rs to certify that following entry Of
the Record Book OF the Wardens oce OF the City Prison
~ the cOmnitment OF Lizzie Grwer'0ct l5-0rawier.
Llie, cell III Aid. Conan Ex PL Dis. Conan 22.'
MARK FINLEY, CLERK City Prison.
PoLtoE DEPARTMENT., CITY NDw YoRk,l
PREcrNoI No a. NEW YORK, Nov. IL, 1870. (
Lizzie GfeEyiier 4o7 West Thirtysrth street arrested
OcioUer To- 1870 by officer John PIunSet Fourteenth
cinct charged with stealing silk thread valued at dol
lars from Henry NJ. Sacks. 2J7 Canal stree.
CommfLsd Tor examination by Alderman Conan.
COPIED from BoIter OF Fourteenth precinct.)
The Ween of the City Prison and Brdewe of the city OF
New io-A viii receive and safely keep examination the
body OF Lzzie Granyer, charged with petit larceny
THOMAS CONAN. Alderman.
PLUNKKrr, officer, Fourteenth precinct.
New YORK, Oct. Is, les9
The ct City Prison and Brldewe of the city OF
New YORK win discharge the body OF Lizzie 6rauwier,
charged with petit larceny. THOMAS CONAN.
NEW YORK, Oct. e. 1910.
true copy OF the original discharge
MARX FINLEY, Clerk GIN Prison.
NEW IoEA, NOV. 10, ls.0
To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN:-
This is TO certify thai in the against Elizabeth Grau
w1er charged by Win petit larceny that Justice Hogan
rad nothing to do with her commitment discharge 10 me
best OF my opinion and belief, had no conversation with
bin from the time her conmita until she released
AENRY N. SACKS, 257 Canal street.
! - NEW YORK, Nov TO- 1870.
To WHOM In MAY CosoERN.-
This is to certify thai In the child Elizabeth
Cauwer who charged with petit larceny Justice o
gan had nothing to do with The him about
girl and never paid dollars money Whatever
to him. The article IN the papers must have been prepared
to injue him JOHN GRAuwiLEk.