The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-22
T0MBs POLICE COURT.
Wooded RnfanHSeynonts-OneN Wife Toe Many
Case or Ceguao-Pocks:-Pi king Terrible
Outrage ON Married Woman" RSA

Wooded Rsfnuus s,n onts Ono wife Toe Many
A Case or Coguao-Pockes-Pirlki ng-TerribRs
Outrage ON a Married Wo@an-" Red
Bob's'' Revenge.
Before Judge Hogan
Mr.. David George Hedgens has Just got himself
into an ugly difficulty BY his production for pi0-
raity IN wives. David Ia young man, well dressed
and toleraby good looking. On tho 10th Of Octo-
ber 1866 no married Haid-e Elizabeth, his wife, n
this city, and they lived happily up to the fourth
| week In June last. when David got into Wandering
spirit and left his wifo al their residence Staten
Island to join himself to Margaret Kane. On the
| 10th OF June 1871, no married Miss Kama at the
| Allen street Methodist Episcopal church, knowing
his wife living At tue time Of his arrest whcn
David was questioned about tho little ansir he
manfu1ly acknowledged IL His wife has instituted
A DIVORCE SUIT
against him. bus that only makes his case the better
es IL alleged he has avowed his intention
a. the divorce has besa obtained, 70 remarrY Mar
| gares He WAS locked up In defaalt OF $1,000 bail
ina oTp aesssdsr msnns ansy
three sneak thieves ge,ng along PARK row one e
wo
they captured me thrd one and the brandy, which
n:w e. me .sn;ss once Eating ,Sr
Beexnsn street. an r.rk rev. Tho brandy "
John Tierney, : simple youth wss hangs ous a
La Cherry street, took walk M the 6axtn sveswe
On the night before last. John saw or imagined -
perceived soncthtng unusual In enc OF tho heavenly
bodIea. and looking around for .ome one 70 whom ~
could express his admnation Of tue phcaomenon 10
had discovered, found Sarah Wilson 81 his elbow,
the aentao sarah looked and admired and went int
eostases over the risng comet John lhsught he haA
his pocket and picked out so. John was 40 ies
lighted with tao onthuslasn OF tho lovely Sarah fof
siron, and they ramOied along the streets
DISCUSSING THE STARS.
GnsI ' soss nS yonS t. tss
Saran's 'ma" was ending her for keeping such late
hours; bur Johnny was stan more SURPRISED TO AND
questioned one Of the CIVIC heroes uD0n the subject.
and the conversation ended IN saraa's arrest and
A woman, named Ellen Reed. who sells mint Ia
The drinking saloons went int one Of these places.
whiie she was there an unxnewn maa requested
her TO drink something. she took glass OF sarsar
met her Al the door Of en- ONCE at lac Liberty
street, and he With Two others ero,siy abused AND
the mother OF sx children three OF whom are now
living. The once at lls Liberty street u kept ~
raa Wen the pocr WON an came into Court yes
Serday morning 70 make complaint sne was ap.
proached By 2 man m. Nance JaEes Morynn. wno
about the outrage. Mrs Reed refused TO do 80 anS
told me whole 70 Judge nogaa, who instantly Or
only one Of the three men who has Jet peen ar
rested. .
mold ana Lsavens, for obtaining money on land they
pretenAed 20 own in Sunolk eounty, Long island
Mr.. Rogers u the hrm OF Rogers Qltn, was wit
peas in the case, and said these two men had come
to MIN some time sinco and aske him 10 procure
them loan Of $500 on real estate they had o.
Long Island. Mr.. Rogers went - Mt hcElroy. q
Nassau street, whom no knew had money TO lend.
and proposed the matter TO him. the AFFAIR wAo
On ally setued and Mr.. McExroy lent the monsy q
seven pox cent interest,
ERosiyINa AS BONUS
for the accommodation $500. The losn was Pe1x
over 10 Arnold and Leavens BY MI. Kegers ana =
has since turned out that neither OF them hau Any
I'm wNatvyex 10 the property they mortgaged log
| this money. Arnold was remanded Ter inItaek
| examination, but Lcavea5 has NOS yet oeoos
Another case OF attempting 10 msddle VIM .
| Complainant and buy her OF happened t9AArda
| the Gloss OF the Court. A Mrs. Mar1ar3 Ann
| Abbott OF ~ Mulberry street. had An altrcatlvn
| win her nsighbor, MIA Sophia EstroIn. qnd Nrs.
sophia TO DO revenged upon her lady TREND. p0ure0
LOS OF scadng water upon hee head from one OF tnS
| upper windows OF the house.
Tie husband Of Mrs. Estrom cndsavorh 20 ~
range the matter for So but 1t could NOT Do dons
| Judge Hogan said To him whom ne was 1ronghk oe3
| fore him ;-'l will not allow any comIainantt 90 %
intorfcred with Ia this Court while ava here. TnaH
10 me, IL one OF the greatest offence man can %
guilty OF, ana l DO not allow u W go unpunlsneo
OF the poverty OF the complainant 10 tempt him Win
1 bribe. and you are at the s&le time smell! erlna
| lawbreaXer AMI fosserina rrime You iikewass
show designing and malicious people now tnsy vS
trade upon the susceptorltles OF respectaue VA
zers, and point out mans by whicn tneJ .vs -
| extort moley from tn9y,. VIII not peru" " w "
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