New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
THE COURTS.

DR. EVANS. THE ABoRTIONIsT SENT TO STATE
PRISON FOR THREE YEARS AND SIX MONTHS.
The jury in the case of DR.. Lookup Evans
returned yesterday morning verdict Of Guilty OF an
assault the person of Ann ONei with intent TO com
NIT manslaughter in the second degree" Mr.. Howe
moved for trial the ground that the evidence in
the case did not warrant the verdict and also because
there could he such thing an attempt to commit
mansaug in the second degree Judge Bedford de-
MED the motion and pronounced sentence as follows
Evans considering the overwhelming evidence against
you and the wilful perjury you COMMITTED Wren IN We
witness box appauscl must express my geai astonsh
that u Intelligent men should remain out all night
70 decide on your was determined 10 Keep them
together until they agreed way or the other The
10 take the law from the Cort From my official expo
rence OF years IN this courtroom believe you TO he
court of Justice You are RIoiessiondl a apor
peared your criminal career, and have accumulated,
Sy reason Of your dark undertakings, immense for
professional aborOnists of this city, for conviction.
they Will all learn that neither their ilgotten wealth
nor their alleged great influence WIZ be OF any avan
when tried in this courtroom. The same penalty now
about TO be meted out TO yOu will unquestonably be
meed out TO every other convicted professional a6or
zionist Of this city The sentence OF The Court Is tat
you confined in the State Prison for the term OF three
years and six MONTHS the full penalty allowed by the
law. tApplauseJ
THE RADCLIFFE DIAMONDs-FURTHER EXAMINA-
TON IN THE CASE OF Ii. c. JUSTICE.
The examination of II. c. Justice, charged
with conspring TO smugge diamonds into this city from
England was resumed, yesterday, before Commissioner
Osborn A. C. Beatty, recently discharged from the Sc
cre Service Department for apprOpiatng seized wine
TO use recalled the part of the defense
He testified as follows:
went whitley search for diamonds IN Pixies Exchange
Brosdwav hsdenane; found diamonds there by
understood that Col Whitley found s5De arrested the prisoner IL ~
r. S.vcoue esaeI never any being sold by
had small diamonds and received two OF them
the kadcH that
portion Of the Rsdclf dtInordsi
pawne By Radcf don't know mat Fke
he pawnbOkers name.
diamonds they taken from NE by Io
from Coz caBts Of meium almonds ana IL
yeces diamonds advanced the monesqured W Govern
Radclf pad money 70 No Nhlrlj
ANYTHING for his interference IN hacds behalf
diamonds again from the CLERK t AuGOI OF
Tie House; l paid the Government S4~V'i PAID
~hb Turo to the Secretary Of the Treasury RsdcH
sst eon 10 the Government but don't know who drew up he
80 NJ maj he had ntd asked for csencg because he
Very Young man ignorant Of the laws ana also because lie hs been
deceived by Justice; upon this he was Jet OF - -
PIE tstfe,y place Of business is at No l7s Frosdway Col
and the diamonds hat bad been LEI ~
esael by Enod Col Whitley paid the moneg had loan On
psd OWE
WHITLEY Office the headquarters for persons
stole such things be asked 10 buy stolen bonds
an then Who sold them srresed he wanted 70
Of got them go
Ksdch lot sold for 23o the amonn e
Whitley tod to KEEP the diamonds len by ked
k.dclf o redeem IN he would u
them the interest OF the Government
The examination was then adjourned. when kaGclH
was examined "A charge Of smuggling diamonds, Gen.
Anthem his counsel commended that Justice the real
criminal and il claimed that the developments in
Justices examination Will prove the correctness OF Gen.
AntbOn's opinion.