, 1874-05-03

" MAY 8, 1874.
Of venue from Justice sculy Ihe eylaencs oe.;cs
eicitad IN the trial Was sufficient TOT tne 'ust1c9
to hold Mrs., Merdelbaum over to the Cr1mnal
Court in bonds OF 81, 900, and tho boys "a ponos
~ a1flo each AZ witnesses against her. The cyl
dence further showed that Menoeloanm. mno up ~
m expressmnn, was innocent Of the charge, ano
ienorant Of the transaction between his "1e
and the lads therefore he was dlschargeo~
Ed Rnrns. who committed the 1ssault last tn-
day on Mr. Mavhew, ex-Deputy Warden OF me
State Prison. wcs before Justice ocu11g yeelel,,
day. Burns stated that, while he vas eoanned ataed
cqnel r T n,ipishm ent upon him by claiming him up
r. a most in the maniac's cell for ten days 81
inns and when released bis limbs we're 90 osdiJ
swolien that it was with difficulty he could WALK.
On meeting ,d H. M'ynsT bsa seeo oas bn A' he
had received pardon from the Peniten.
,arv. be was SO forcib]y reminded ct
The barbarous prnishment he had received ~
tho hands of the Warden thst % he eoaa ac3x nH. ;n
tlicted fne of 315 On tbs prisoner, ano sus-
pended the Same subject to good behavior IN tue
future.
Mrs, Sarah E. Wilford complains that. while
in her backyard enjoying the baimy sPt1nB
broezes of this beautiful month Of May, James e
T. aanlt9n, W. ,hras rs ~ fonr children. amongst
~ - "1e auu ~ ~ rh.11aa who ia \ full-croWn
man, vaulted over the fenco, and with enc
fell sroop pounced down upon her and 1eneo
aee m her hodv. She. With an effort
IN si,,ost aunarhnman. regained her feet, ahook
OF her persecutor, aud dashed through the
kitchen. out into the street. brought up IN the
Office Of Justice Hhlnes, swore ons ah. ~
the arrest Of the Hamiltonian family on charge
~ r;ot and placed it in the bands OF one OF the
ever-watchful ninions OF tho law'-Lo;nsssore .are
O'BEien, who made the arIest anu Inc paiaea "e.o
held under bonds OF $2oo eaen iot tnel appe~4
ance. Bail Was turnlsheo Tor tne 1anns'
heantifni silver star such as Constables delight
~ adnrn ,ho;r nersons with lie belongs to that
class Of ofice-hollers who seldom die and never
esrn. There is = tradition to tho effect that ut
! onntv Of Cook. and continued to exercise the
| fnnct;ona of that ofico from the time to which
10 menoTv If man runnoth not to the contrary.
Mcr san bas haen the subject OF many wordy
assaults from the legal Constable Associa-
ton. who have allowed him to con-
ttinn, inns to exercise the right OF q Constable.
On Anril ~. Mr. Mclean called at
the residence Of Emma c. Glover, in Hyde Park,
and eeized her horses and carriage for debt; the
lady .etted tho account, and her hosses were re-
nronnd tho premises OF MrB Glover, and yester-
dav .arved y snnomons On her for S200 debt. In
ia yneantime. the lady had learned that Mclean
| vas mt a Constable and immediately called on
| Justice Uaines and swore out = warrant Tor his
| arrest. John D. Seaman. who ls legn Con,
stable made the arrest, and Mclean "as placed
! under $500 bonds for his appearance Oh tne o'n
inst.
r1,an Clark of No, 478 Morgan street, swore
about ossnns eqs week S sss,s
and batterv Mrs. clark stated that sho was
compelled to pass the residence Of Mrs. Dorney,
an 1g1elfth street. going to and from market
Dornav. who is Of a belligerent disposition, has
taken great dislike to her neighbor Clark
About About week ago Mrs. Clark was waylaio by
Mrs Dorney and notl6ed that abe proposed
than n.n D' ~ 'tha-a ~ ..wade throueh' her.
end mt borsaif in preparation for this
wadine PROCESS by laying Ell her hat and
Fog up Rphch shs sessd ths
eu4ar nd ani.aa %n Wnrnan bv the neck. and. With
nne oee waII-aimed I blow. sent her spraying into
| the cnttar and. throwing hersaH upon her vic
tin,o proceeded to whale her in manner that
hearing Yesterday. Mrs. Clark Was tardy
H''t in mah;nr her appearanco. Tho case was
cs1,a1 hnf no ono appearing for the prose-
eution. Mrs Dorney was discharged. About
nearsnce requesting that another warrant
shon1d h. ,asned jmmedistely, that shs had met
nnrnar ~ tIo atraet Who notified her that she
gorld e;ra ber Il another dose as soon as she
ratnrnad homa." Tho warrant Was issued and
| nornav now rasts her weary frame in dur1uco
Tile.
.,:.u :. r-oaa;. p.r-iob wh,
Frances Johnson allas eawt ~ tha ,ata cbr;s.
vas Tue 11lenu anu eum P1 h;s ,e;snra hodrs va
oPora i,atica scnr yestarday charged with tho
nelo1e 'uscG ~ ear;na anparel belonging
larceny .;a =. n;anne T;1rSne etstad that she
H,ai 70 1o',!e ~ 6e Santh Canal street,
i.,,;., har sboonca tha accnsed entered her
apartmente and CARRIED on the contents Of her
trunk. Other Witnesses in behaH OF the prisoner M
awore difrercatly, Lotte Ray, alias 'Nellie Ray
moud," aud Fannie Sellers, also appeared as Wit
nesses against the accused They seemed to
lave some old quarrel to settle with the girl:
They sworc point blank that II Freddie Parrish
did steal rhe clothing ''Nellio Raymond" 10
formed the defendants attorney that she did
haye ap old grudge against the prisoner, and
she intended to & lick her On the first good
opnortunity." Justice Scully fined the
prisoner SIS and costs, which she paid
and then swore out warrant against Lottlt