The sun., 1872-04-24

the two boys while the dalryman was away upon his
languages used but never resulted in actual QUARREL
q FOURTH jay jas s@G a%fsS' fSf Rti9!
out uce 1h TRa 6 t6P abs SP' oo m
hnrp9@sy @ I'M one mornlngi howeyr. the young Englith.
firing \ of, without dreaming that # was loaded. The
THE GERMAN DoY WAS WOUNDED
slightly In one Of his fingers. The two boys had had no
Sarsl and th 9grScdtotcl the boss when he arrived,
being The end II he term Of crycc OF the German boy
ne l.t either that day or next, his fellow workman
nesshorng place d resort gnt late at niS6 @ w
Gcn m ' & c e na & P9SF R9nt 6Ss Ssr9 e BOY % ma @
J,r J,,r ind @ " MMCtupu9uT country men, h. appeared and
nrst u uc made II known how hc came hy hi wound.
money w., ,cinscd end Ivy the advice Of his city
aand IN ignorance Of what he was doiug preferred a
rEtoSIors ASSAULT.
and lP2Rq PRrdRn 'i, nS FfcdS 9cd and PLACED in ran
Nptil IL on which day was employed 70 attend for
aud .pleiner, but the Justice Of the Peace re-
a even "fcn c 70 ,iyynT 99y f'at9P . to nc cq
gnd lis reasons for not doing 20 ar supu.
hafan hoqr me Justice a5Tagiy oriercd "T rccc.s dg-
had nauencSc S he G Mao e stated he
WHAT WAS WILLING TO nor
lr'piicd that there was any liking to be done vould
" % a5 5 f m h S he'a he 6ca % 10 to srcy Sq Ra fo1 s e9
ending the business, being willing to pny the nnc cut
backworl thai be would be wiling 10 accept accept my view
oi Ihe cas, had he rot been at the then present time
formers Another person then told me / had
olgtei TO d9 TOO little This made me indgnant and
SPOKE my mind pretty freely, much othat thought
the ass or knayc on the bench was about to commit
ana declined to produce any trihar wnessSs Tor tSc
d,iehee relying upon the simplicity Of the case for the
only asking favor hst tho prisoner should he sent
b PprSc PSs dusK 81 b Gs S,dI e b, 20 sse b n
sent TO his death Next day visited the Queens county
statement OF he case TO hm Obtained lis consent IA
10 6 ~, o , u @ bna ne % haH mo Ro S@rsIay @ tead WING g
To- your rp3rt used e. observe that You Interested
this case the rst ever cxpcrcnced OF their company
CmAs. l.. FnANo1s.
II Ia proper TO add to this that the sheriff says
the lad was at all times quiet, orderly and ira L
able youth. But he Is not known to have rcla-
ton or friend In this country.
4 CASE or CONSTRUCTIVE LARCENY
Frederick Edbrook, one of the fugtiycs, was
serving out short sentence for petty larceny.
Ills term would have expired on Saturday Of
pose that he rcsorted to the desperate cNpe-
dent Of breaking Jail for other reasons than a
iiis crime, at the worst was but constructive
larceny. He formerly boarded with an inter-
estinf widow H Flushing to whom he was pupu-
larry supposed 60 he paying his deVoton-. The
widow also claimed Il Kind of preJmption ON
him. though whether they were engaged or not
Is unknown. liut the widow, IL seems, had n
daughter who was even more attractive than
herself and who won the gay Lothurius heart.
This rivalry was not agreeable to the wild wv.
who naturally opposed the match. Therpupou
the daughter and Edhrook went of together and
dehcd the an ~ mother. Dut the old lady
proved herself sharp IN an emergency, and soon
had the constablcs on Edbrook's % track with war
rants for his arrest not for stealing the daughter,
but Tor stealing the daughters clothing; and
that B. the petty larceny Of which he was con-
Ncted. IL Is supposed that he anticipated that
the widow would bc laying for him when his
term should expire. and 50, TO escape her, more
thhn the torrors Cf the law, lac anticipated his
rcloas by two weeks.
Sheriff Henry has clues TO the whereabouts II
several of the escaped prisDn Dncrs, and feels con-
nd'nt of securing them within a few days.