The New York herald., 1873-11-09
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME C0UaT-,fEclAL Tead-paaT l.
The Kelsey tion to Ha We
Royal and Rudolph sammis Admitted
to HAii-The Prisoners Rem handed.

Royal and Rudoi phi sammis Admitted
to Baii-The Prisoners Remanded.
Before Judge Tappen
Yesterday morning there stir among the
lawyers and loungers in Judge Tappen's court
room by the appearance OF Royal and Rudolph
Sammis who have been indicted by the
Suffolk county Grand Jury 1or murder in
the second degree In having been impl.-
Gated in the fatal outrage on Charles q. kelsey
at Huntington, Long Island. The prisoners weie
brought before Judge Tappen in ord II that an ap-
phcat on might be made by their counsel to have
rhem admitted TO BAH They were indicted on
Friday. bench warrants were immediately issued
Tor their arrest ana they we're taken into custody
Charge were directed not to take them before any
Judge in tie Suffolk county ulstrict, but to bring
them before Judge In Brooklyn.
Counsellor rCoks Ior the defence, having brought
the TO the attention OF toe Court YESTERDAY.
Judge Tappen SAID he had communication from
District Attorney 1uthiil, suffolk county ask
ing tnat the latler might be notified II any aptl,
cation Tor pa might he made.
Mr.. BrooNs-My motion IS, that Mr.. Tuthill
having directed them to be DrOugh. mere iC lni-
pnes notice. and we are entitled to tie heard. AS
we are mere py direction We have q right TO make
the application lot BAN.
Judge 1appen--nand me your warrants. lThe
warrants were handed up 20 Ills Honor) There ls
nothing said about to-day here.
MI BrooSs-But he gave Instructions 10 the
Sheriff to bug them here to-day. Ine Distrct
Attorney having ordered these wrts mere, and
having absolute notIce tnat :hcy were TO lie pre-.
sehted 10 Your Honor on motion for bail, II uoes
not seem TO me that any additional notice ID
needed.
Judge Tappen--The telegram reads :--'If there IS
any notion iur bail please give ne notice, mat |
can lie heard" You might give hun notice by
telegram To-Day.
Mr.. brooks-Then the object when was sought
for will he accomplished. These men Will have TO
be kept In confinement over tomorrow.
Judge Iappen-The obecl sought Tor was the
arrest oil these men. IL is Unnecessary TO say All,
thing lur her about 1t, Tor II had not heard from
Mr.. iutnill should certainly have insisted on his
beng notified.
Mr.. BrooSs-win Your Honor set 1t down for
Monday
Judge Tappen-No: you must notify Mr.. TuthlIl.
Mr.. Brooks-Wtll Your Honor take coGnizance OF
the act that we nave TO appear IN Queens county
on Tuesday 2
Judge Iappen-A notice to the eject that the
prisoners are detained mere will be sufficient to
haYe the case continued there.
Mr.. Brooks-Shall give notice for Moadayp
Judge Tappen-No, STR. | am not going 10 re-
strict the District Attorney. You can set It down
for Wednesday, and II you can agree with Mr.. tut
hill VIII hear II at any time be ore thar.
The prisoners, VINO appeared quite unconcerned
during these proceedings, were then remanded 10
tue custody OF the otiicers.
The "Policy" Interest.
About elk months ago Andrew Mcclellan was
convicted oil being engaged in the lottery-polcy
BUSINESS and sentenced TO pay fine OF $1,000 ana
q years imprtso onment In the Penltentary An
al peal had been taken in the case, and pen ding
the result the prisoner has cen admitted 10 bail
In the sum OF 5000. Mcclellan was one OF the
leading policy dealers oil the city.