, 1874-03-01

he had besn s pursuing, but The Latter, with .
defiant tosa Of the head remarked don't want anT
four seutencing." Tho Judge stated that hs had no
doubt That the remarks he wus making were entirely
disagreeable to the prisoner and Wound Up with Sen
In the case o. Thomas Coates, who pleaded guilty to
the granddaughter Of Fo1guson. several Witnesses ~tfa
examined on behalf Of the prisoner to establish ht. pre-
voa' ha gSod M d. oa.d th I'D ID.
deceased been trephined It might have re-
suited in his recovery, and that, under proper
fatai II. Van Burea Den.lov, counsel for the pzis
oncr, addressed tho Court and argued that under the
existing statutes, whtle = jury might lmptson aor
impnson for more thnn eight years. The Court how
ever differed, and sentenced the prisoner to ten years
in the Penitentary. writ OF error Will DO soso oo@
to test the legality Of the sentence.
The rs.t Of tho sentences were as follows: ..
Thomas Barnes, under ago, petty larceny, senteoee
suspended.
Charles Henderson. 1Yiiam Kerr, and Charles Free,
robbery, dva years each in tbs peuitenuarJ.
Charles Payne, robbery. ons year psnitennasy.
James Fenton, burglary, two years Reform school
George Num- petty lk7oeny, si1 days III ths County
John spitz., larceny, one year Penitenti.ry.
Henry Wilson, larceny, one year Penitentt21y.
John Arthur, larceny, one month House OF eoF1ee-
John Rogers, larceny, two rea1s Pen1tentia1y.
H. g. Bricks. manslaughter, nvs and ons-haK Jeazs
Charles Goodman, larceny, thirty days HOUSE Of
john o'Drsn, larceny, thirty days Hous. Of correo
George Ross, larceny, sentence suspended, the pris
oner having eighteen months TO serve Al old sen~
william Meyer and Fritz Meyer, larceny, ons year
G. wilson, larceny, one year Penisentiary.
Joseph Murphy, larceny, two and ons-hah years
Charles Cayaugh, robbery, Eighteen months Peniten-
tAry,
VIII Tho above list Of sentences IN \, ,ss ysT san
Court, Judge Moore Ia qulta = success.
THE POLICE COURT.
Henry Stedemen WAS brought before Justice Sculy
Yesterday morning charge Of basardy. preferred
ea .be isth 1 Of NSve5sr, y md III eoss to
sincs have failed clear enough case was made out
to the Justco to hold hs prisoner uader bonds
Jsmes wilson, James Williams, and John F1sn were
examined betore Jusca Boydeu at the Amory yester-
ants ware found under suspicious circumstances In
yard OF Clark street. and when arrested toos
were found upon them Tho boy FlSn ts already
known to the police hard and 1t WIS this fart
more than anything else which led to the trio being
held until Friday rzasr bond. Of 500 eaeh-
John sothero. whs wss arrested on charge of cnt-
ting John Moz tried yesterday by Justice scully
An effort was made to compromise on the basis OF
xo ssh plaster to the broken head and bottle Of wine
to heal ruptured friendship, but fell through before
negotiations were concluded Tho cut head Vaa eA,
The Justice ii aned the prisoner so and costs which
we're pa.d aud the crowd buried -'sin Against the
Metxites In glass Of beer at the nearest saloon.
Josiaa westbrooke the great bed-fe1lou il bound to
crush his late steward, Jonn jameson, who used to
presIde over one OF his aubteuauean restaurants
Twice he has failed before Justice Boyden to succeed
employs, and yesterday norntng ha made anoner NJ
tempt This time he charged him with stealing IN
old satche IN which the Westbrooke Washing used 70
be carried to the laundry. Justice Doyden was N
teusey euEage at We8tbrookaa pert1n2eaty anu gave
him the legal bounce the Court in the most ener-
getic manner and it is doubtful whether he WI again
appear In tha Justice Courts within s1x months.
FAMILY woEs.
John Fitzgerald was charged before Justice Boyden,
Ut lie South Side Police Court, yesterday afternoon,
with dsordesy conduct Tho case .rose from fsr,- an
Fitzgerald the psoaecuri1 married the defendant u
1853 and. according to her evidence they have not
complained Of occurred Tuesday afternoon, on which
occasion her husband came home and, without INC
slightest psoyocatton on her part de,nolshea t"o
quantity Of dsH md china, and the panel
! Of door, She stated that since year
sro Last Decernber tho defendant had bean IN
the habit Of breaking doors, cutting her with Jack
knife, sleeping al night at saloons, choking ner una
she saw the lightning leap from her eyes, and tearing
her nair out by the handful In support OF the as
accusation ahs produced In court Immense quantity
| Of hair, lrgs enough to stun Or make = modern
cgnon, but the Court decided not to receive II as
dence When the stated thss last February I'M
defendant .mads use Of tho using OF knife Of mt
ard the shedding Of blood" the Justices face glover
sa y o ma st. onse r aenan hs
| bridewell He decided to he2f the othe
ede however, aud when tho tale OF the long pesseeo
tious Of 1harp-t -tongued wonau V1s unfoded to Mn
b. relcnted md after listening 10 several witnesses
he concluded that the wisest thing to do, under ~
circumstances, was to diamias the case, ana Ieaa u
unhappy couple lecture on the utter vanity OF neep
Ing up perpetual squabble and the beauty Of te
connubal bliss unm.r7ed BY those squabbles whicl
call down upon 1nhtrinony those 1boa Tllch afs II
$i,a $orttv nf
| NOVEL. prAckxAlxe..
new sy1tern OF bl3ckInailuG was exposed IN us
tice Scully's Court Yesterday mo1n1nS " Wotna1
named Catherine Dalton, living at 234 West Polk. y
seemed that some time 4go she had trouble viii
Margaret Campbell. who lives 1t 26 West POLE and t1t
lstsF got out Tsrrant aennst her at me e4[ t
| Twelfth Street Stadon for the purpose OF haV1ng
served by officer Instead Of 80 doing she took M
showed it to her. whereat Hrs D. trenhled, an5
showed many sgns Of fear The astute Mrs C3rnFoeL
then offered to sell A1s Dalton the docoen. tof ~
it for $3.50 Tho Justice was when ne neafo
Of the Vie use to which Of his bad beer
fand The erest day for getting warrants hither
| to been Saturday, parties obtaining them knowing
that, even they fail trial OF the CASE to gain
faction Of haging them inmured in the lookup dur
in8 Sunday. 70 frustrate this game tho Justice!
have decided to Issue no warrants SATURDAY; en'1e e
| which it bebooyes warrant-BeekerB to remember. "
| courss In extreme cases the rule can be htoken-
| THE QuACK DOCTORS.
The CAUSES against the qusck doctors IN the onset
States Circuit Court disposed Of very quietly yes
| terday The tuformations had been preferred 10
sending obeeene matter through the mail, and It va
10 this charge alone that the doctors pleaded guilty
The public who have been uudefamil1sE With more
less Of the whos Of crimed Of tAesa persons
WILL therefore, no doubt, expect tevers sentence
and no doubt feel disappointed that the paztiea We
| not sentenced to State Prison. ..
ifJudgo Dlodgett without any remarks, imposed IN
o. each ;: On Dr.. Bigelow, $500; Mr.: Horton, s1oo
| Dr. Phillips, $500; DR.. Monroe 500; DR.. Jordan
500, sud Or. shipp, s1oo. -,.
| Thts geems very Light sentence for sending Oh
scene publications. but the books and circulars shown
| though immoral wezo not Of sucn gross nature =
could 10 severely an1nadvcrted upon even though tn
intautton, Ia well known, was the most reprehens
bic The Inv only LOOKS to the matter sent The IN
OF the remainder, II IL happens, will, It Ia 10
hoped develop evidence to justify eeVerer sentence
l. 3uBuEII.AsEoUs
! James Lee, bartender, WIS arrested 1&st evenn
hy Oa3cer Mennier, for assauung patron Of the e.
! tablishrnent with beer-gase. He will s1plAin N
provocat1on to Justice Boyden tomorrow.
Sarah Ter1ng not yet out Of her teens. was s1zest
BY Officer Topping, last evening, for the larceny OF
watch claimed by man In the employ OF ne tount
Agent She wzx locked up In the Madison SlreeI o.a
ton 10 await an examination before Justice soS te
| Enorrow morning.
Two boys named julius M1cken aud Theodor
Rose were aIrested yesterday morning, by Detective