, 1876-11-24

HAAS1A~ 49, ASs~s
purpos,fng to coma from = MEs. Ackcrn1an. of
bergen Point, feRrtttlng hrf departure and notify
Ing 70 her the sending Of her clothing. hftsr rev.
eral t'nys Mrs. q. nsxeL for eettiement, And WAS
III .oea a"ss 4. aaady
selnan wa- not known 10 Jnago. Sutherland. .and
boarding. hnlise In Eleventh. street. knabe took
hack tho piano which shn had got from hls estah.
Mses n: and he1 I'll kssen ss ono
Whon shown sti4 slip Mrs. Cnstelmann aatd,
snappisA1y, ayes, that's milne, and want yoi
tn put II back IN my poekcsbook.' she vas
then takcn lnwn stairs and Tucked up. Cant.
Washington Plaeo folico Court ut 10 a. m. To-
day. and vrtinls of hcr arts and deeeptlons Will
do wGll to be present.
AN 1SrEHvIEw r., ~. WITH 1;1 TT IT. r rn1sosEH'
- There was great crowd At tho Warrington
Flaee Po1Erc Court yesterday morning to eee
poor woman wf1u Ind been 80 weak a. TO step
aside from the atra!gllt path Of honesty, In tho
vain cndcaVUr to lire Without ule1ns Or work,
brought to judgment.
Mrs. cassc!,lnb wns 1reased In a black cast,-
mere, tr.tnncd with blaek silk. II WAS the sn11,a
dress she hu4 On wien at MrA. bishops. Thca ap-
pcnratlcc of tho sfeevcs which were then eonail
craIly worn, Ilas bccn tnucii improved BY Tho
addition uf Grape trimmings A huayY Widows
veil Ind her face. As she raascd through tito
hallway md the croWu tustleil nt.alnst her. she
% sr s1esn o 4 ots S. eb
on thc buck bench IN the Court sat Slrs. iiun-
Ecrtord, the lady with whom Mrs. Caaeel1t,un
was buar.ling when Arrested. tsr fearful eyes
showed l!cf feeling; Esen The l!ardened dSssct-
tally whispered to the reporter: '.That woman's
rot heart IN 'lcr as big us an Ok"
:, When aTralgned before Justi.c Btxby, Mrs.
M asSnS%iegs 1 70 G%g seysfa1 e.
any criminal otlense. - have been unlurtu-
nate" rye sai1: "1nnFital troubles hare 'rgusht
me to this. 1t IS true REPRESENTED that l hat
prorsrty, but wllen any one says ! took ti,at
wll,yh ald not oelohs " nie thcy tell la'so-
Judge btxby asked WIN wero the complain
ants a!!u What wins tug complaints 1ust tLef1
aiT. Wilder. appeared aud claimed that Mrs;
Casscl.1lan ilaa 1ot paid INN ~! contracted
some years aYo for pto.cssional legal services;
have to do with that; II you ars q laTyer. YOU
must hc aware that the woman can,!ot bo pro-
cceded agail,st crl'nnally IN an acton which Is
At this time Mrs. Caeselman was standing at
the end OF the inncr railing Oh TUG Judges
right. Not an ut'i>sr IN t!iG room i!a1 tie cour'
tesy TO Tsf nSr sha ss stovH .css RI
drawn over ler taco and, her heal wus bowed:
Ihc ouly motion pcTtentibe was Of OCCASIONAL ~
short, quick gasp aud tho spasmudic slutcl'lng
oi ler thlt, 4elisltc fingers.
Alter patlc1ty llsse!'st'9 1a t1 f,x tne , ramnns
story 81 mr.; "ilueF, Judge nlxoy, turning !"
Capt. Kennedy. suil, ~ u9n't sec how eau
detaln this woman unless there 10 some charge
eoIlcs within tnT turis0!stign." AT that mo,
ment Mrs. patna Yt Il Flfi ,i inEc'ae: enterx,!
familiar to tue Esaders 81 ths ,, w. ~, mp.lbt.
less this 70 true" said Judge Bixby, "nut you
must find you, remedy III civil aud not
criminal court" n.,., ,.,.. A..
Airs. Cassciman was then called before tl'e
Judge. as slle approached the stand she ra'scl
he yell, hcr thin lIps we're tightly compressed,
an! her Keen. black eye larry CATERED Us sue
locked hts !iohor squarelE III i1e lace. a.,
Hay. you any oblget.ons TO golng to the
Iomljst" AAk"d Judge blx1y.
Nonc, Whatever, SIR ,-
sick, a,id uskeI that tho ease BE- continued.
~" what time Will you re1uiict' asRGa Inc
,npr.l!ngf".
J." hat Will dut sa1u Capt. henncuy, ana !
Will endeavor to llafu Mrs. Balop here ny tint
tEMe."
the lneau tluss, thy clerk will make out co'n-
n!'tsnent Vi Mrs. Casseltllan to the lombs on q
writ Of lunacy rcturnablc to this court on Fri
day 'norn!uyn
AZ Mrs; Casse!man lclf tho room accom-
ilall " AIrsliunEerto!d. where arr you goins
To take hcr, Capsaiai" asked thu lply.
:" To the Tumtt,f lie replied, "dut ilrst, l.
think. she bud better hayu some breakfast"
.c,a Mt ,s futl u st t apper, Mft cst
n!ter what l have jus, gono through, 1t would
cioke me- , .>. -. ,,,, o w.. ~.
Airs. HungcrfoFd put hcr hand OIL Mrs. Cas-
selmans shoulder and said, "But you must cat
something; IL you don't you will be alex. nm
s9 sorry, So sorry Ii Giaptal'l, yo1 ret hcs
whnt sllc wants, md lWll pay Tor IT,"
What heartfelt "do1 olcss you:" tho two
women parted. the one fur the luxurious hume,
the other ior tho T1mbs.
The Husband oi Mrs: Casselman Is n book
keeper at the corner ot Ann ati1 William streets.
lie dcc1ncd to make any statement His EN-.
rsoycr, howcycr, said tint Mr. Cusselman had
been decelyed Into marrying In tue same way In
which tile boar4liuE-houscs bud btsn !urcd into
trusting; ,-...-.
Mrs. Casselman was visited In the Tombs last
evening By arcporter of the Sun, sl;s DECLINED
to gtve any detai1e1 history oi her llc for ttsv
reason that it would involve In hrF disGEarc hcr
fatlicr nnd flcr sot,. sG says she was q a. willow
at the ttnao sc n'arrleh Mr. Casseln'an. Hsr son
Wls thcn student at Bellevue Hospital; he las
since graduated. Her love fpr llttn tas tcrH otlc