The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-30

00y Dok0ro tUID cOUIt. inc mOuov u6vIuR Uoou OOi-
dune In this instance was ~. Addison Cammacx OF
s.Ssd and the swnSsg En- ga ~
b. By NJ. weaver Il 20 much week, and never re-
Story was moss plausible one, to which both the
Justices listened with pauent ear. He admitted
bus ssid he had given that amount to Mr.. Weaver.
The Court passing sentence on the prisoner, tore
TO asbms the web OF this weaver" In the following
b1senpury yoo have been twice before arraisned
for swindiing IN Tho same manner ~ you are now
Weayern You are the weaver Of yourself and you
know it. You are an Old offender. The very mean.
Convicted. We're TINS system Of swnSns not 70 be
exposed and punished the charitable people of this
city would become the TOO easy dnpes OF sncn
OF this court 20 innicr Q heavier sentence ON you
Than that You are. about TO receive, when u SIX
TIL you have paid ne OF nfty dollars which trust
you will not be able TO pay for some years TO come.
Ing maledictl0ns on JustlcC Bowling and Shandey.
l7aII.l..l MESSING MARSHAL
Charles +. Watts IS q marshal OF tins city ana
wears on his waistcoat the badge OF Office Having
occasion early In the present month to serve some
papers on man named Memattah LudOvicus Gold
man, who resides somewhere In Forsyth street, ne
found that individual 30 ObstreperOus that NOT only
was the badge Of ONCE merely an incentive TO pgi-
stic exerton, but mad the same effect on Goidmans
vision red rag has upon the optical ferceness OF
Q well known fer0cious animal. In other words tue
doughty Goldman seized the 0icer OF the law by the
throat shook him all over repeatedly stared at him
with murderous meaning, ana nnally tossed him
away from him distance Of several yards. All OF
which cost ten dollars. MS an
ALL ABOUT PITCHER.
Monday night last John McKeever, proprietor OF
barroom in Houston street. logan Fay and Jullu
loon. All were ''under the influence" Strasbourg
had not then surrendered, and drinks were bet that
whether Louis Napoleon should ever become King
OF Ireland or King William be beheaded. In this
glorious state OF harity We're these three persons
ing twelve, Logan Fay orered to bet his old hat
against the plated bar pitcher that IN fair stand
earth. especially kings and emperors Things having
to this point McKeever thought II time TO send
Logan home and accordingly 'shouidered' him out
OF the front door, Raymond swears this undertaking
did not occupy more than second OF ttne and that
precisely two seconds after Fay had left the pitcher
the next day in the barroom as 10 who stole the
pitcher All agreed that Logan Fay had "hookcd''
IT, Logan was aa Tr
evidence against him.
A VERY COMPLICATED CASE, WITH LADY IN IT.
Mrs. Laura E. Fraser is young and married lady
and mother OF one. Toward the close OF last week
she went out house hunting, and In the course OF
that very serious undertaking called on Mr. Terence
avenue iar up town. and requested MIN to call at her
residence, with view TO the purchase OF bureau
and table, Mrs. Frasers nurse. pretty little girl
fifteen years OF age, was In the room when Leonard
entered. Now Mrs. Fraser swears that Leonard
to ns ae ne s
her ear and requested the pretty nurse
to take the baby down stairs and give It On airing
most positively refused to do What the proposals
cannot be stated Mrs. Fraserrefused to state
glstraes were compelled to hold KIND OF whisper
ing explanation between themselves and the lady.
which nobody heard but the three. Things looked
very bad for Leonard at this stage OF the proceed
ings, but his counsel stuck to him like "brick''
and put him on the stand to tell his own story.
to exhaust the forenoon hours the pith Of which
was that the whole complaint was put up Job,
conspiracy to cneat him out OF money and lie In
every one OF ITS various hues, all the result OF o
difference ne mad two years ago with Mrs. Fraser's
husband. Guilty or not guilty Leonard had to
''ponyn down the sum OF fifty dollars.
EIGHT MONTHS FOR A sHOPLIFrER.
George Taylor, shOpifter, was sentenced to four
months In the Pententary, on the COMPLAINT OF VIII
liam Hartman anu the complaint OF Henry G. Read,
Jr Taylor Is an Unlocking scOundrel, who, though
he pleaded 'rst time arrested, evidently Old
portunity to impose severe sentence on this class
OF thieves and admonishes all spectators that
the way OF these transgressors is hard as adamant
Justice bowling looks beamlng ana happy when
sending up' shopifter, male or female.
A COLORED LADY'S INGRATITUDE--DlDN'T CARE FOR
CRIPPLED HERO.
Thomas Kelly Is a poor, one-armed soldier, rather
good looking In appearance out at times devoted To
evening he was over at the Soldiers Home in New
Jersey, making arrangements for permanent abode
Third New Jersey Infantry, it was not surprising
that he should have met over there some OF the old
comrades and who Is that fortunate individual that
has never suffered from the effects OF Rhtn ngn or
our neigbbOring sister, Tom was coming along with
all sails on, happy as commissar1at general, sing
songs, and had got sare and sound INTO West Broad.
way. Whether it was the thought seized him that
the sleeve OF his coat was hanging empty by ms
side for sake OF ''colored gemInenn and the cO0red
wenches, thai 1t was due TO the effect Of the Jer-
sey lightning, anyhow, Tom, espying a colored
'gal' standing the corner Of street, saluted her
in n altO0ether lSaDDrOVed OF. The
name Of the darRey is sarah Birch, and she proved
very ticklesome birch Tor poor Tom. In her story
to the court she narrated how Tom "came over TO
her. and she seeing ne was O One-armed man didn't
want to have nothing to do with HIM by no manner
her round the neck. how he tried to KISS her; how
seized and made her s, i, vn herself
door, and who dressed for church, would not put
his hands near the soldier lest he might soil HIM
self, but touched the soldiers legs with his cane,
telling him to move on ana let the lazy be-" All
this Miss Sarah told with an air OF the greatest nom
chalence. Tom was put on the stand and swore that
far from his having struck the lady with the brick
that she pummelled fim very badly with the SAID
obtuse instrument over the neck and shoulders,
even at that moment. Tom further looked as II ne
was very much ashamed OF himself; for, really,
Sarah Is about as ngy looking coiored person az
be could and to avold the "lightning"
BAGS AND LEGAL TECHNICALIT1ES.
Joseph McCann was arraigned on two separate
complaints; one OF stealing TWENTY-FIVE bags from
Appleton 4 Co., Of West street, and the other OF
stealing fifty bags from the same firm. McOann was
in the employ or the firm and admitted to his en-
ployers that he mad stolen the property. His coun-
sci, however, showed the nrst complaint that ex-
cept McCann's own admission there wasno evidence
against him. The Court mad TO admit this and
acquit him. But on the second complaint. though
there was just little evidence Of his guilt, the
Court refused to decide In his favor, and ignoring
the legal technicaty sentenced him on the merits Of
the case TO SIX months In the Penltentiary
AN EGG GOURMAND.
Francis Turner Is mon0manlac in The matter OF
eggs. He recently stole box Of them from Joseph
Scharle's store, In Greenwich street He admitted
that he meant to eat every one OF them, and more
too il he could only get them He got three months
Penltentiary diet.
LARCENY FROM A BABY. ti
Mrs. Louisa st. Clair, tidy little housekeeper OF
the First ward, put her baby to sleep In the cradle
at her residence Tuesday afternoon last and went
out to make purchases. Now, this baby has the
fault common to all babies as Is SAID, OF beginning
to cry the very moment 1t wakes up. Rosa Murphy
was seeing friend who resides IN the same house
with Mrs. st. Clair on the day above named, and
srealthiy entered Mrs. st. Olairs apartments having
seen that lady go out q short time before
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