The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-18
MR.. D0NAHUE SENTENCED.
REMINDED TO PRISON TO sERTE OUT
THE run TIfIRTY DAYS.
Judgment Pronounced In the Absence of His
Counsel from the Court Room Gen. Pryor
said to he Inclined 10 Take mn Appeal.

Judgment Pronounced In the Absence of His
Counsel from the Court Room Gen. Pryor
said to he Inclined 10 Take an Appeal.
Yesterday morning at ten o'clock as Roger
A. Pryor Jr.. was ascending the staircase in the
Court House. to hand in n brief in the case "
his and his fathers client. Barney J. Donahuc.
he overlook Mr.. Joseph Larocquc. counsel for
the prosecution. Il understand" he said
that we are merely to hand in briefs this
morning" Dir. Pryor's chief clerk was with
him. and both distinctly understood Mr.. Lar
ocuuc TO assent TO the remark
Mr.. Pryor handed in his brief and returned
to his once. Aztec he had arrived there n de-
spa,ch WIS received from Mr.. Larorrue re-
qucstng either him or his father to come to
court. Both gentlemen and their chief clerk
fastened TO the cour, room; but on their arrival
thew learned that sentence had been passed.
and that Judge Donohuc had gone 10 his
private room.
Mr. Laroc1uc asked Con. Pryor TO confer with
him on the terms of the order Of the Court.
Gen. Pryor refused saying. with indignation.
that contrary To- his expectations. the Cour, had
PASSED sentence while he was not in the court
The General explained the legal situation to
his client and .iustus II. Srhwuh. and several
other gentlemen. H. said that by th" sudden
moss Of the decision he had h"rn deprived az
valuable right IN" right to move for arrest of
judgment The Judgment. whiir II committed
HIS tllt'W ll hN Nv liN~ illtll OF lllllflrtfl-
mont. would oprrni" tu put him ut disadvan-
tao. before the public
While Gen; Pryor was talking messenger
int rruptrd him To- say that Judge ngnohu".
who in his private room. wanted ~ srr
him. Tnl him." said Cen Pryor. that | am
Tho prisoners friends think II remarkable
thnt while GEN. Pryor. brief was handed in Mt
written NJ half past ~. The text Of Judge
Donohue's decision is n follows:
The defendant !. arrc.,,l and l..re thl. court ona
ff fI fIIt F|tf
J i,vet in hc performance ct hi- ', % such on'
a. y" denial mrihcr s2 9cfal n Of co,cnfi J.
made oamievitsor proof Of any Mint i- uldr or 1907.
counsel ier the dconlant 49, 'un. ,len They wer 30
wcr, ncd tn dei.nlhni hh- f,,l t. purge hin~ vi
N, cD'sml' .l,rs, The ana 's,t' :. 'tc ri. 90 NE
j.. nc on~uec charscd ami tue defendant must tc ad
~. 6i.o alcs,i in.,n.e mat the defendant di not
innis rli> dgf,ncc v,ut tc equally s,mi,ll, II
eond u, IN, ~. No, Know c he ' ,
that W ihs por-on charged iu the indictment 90 d. the
owner rosHie the Proposition is answer b. MS
'mlfr io answer we mn, rtosaiorcs n No. such rtin
e..ary go con-er the elaborate argument not appi
fgiin a.. do the soil, Of The !e'c a9sn remain.
va ,,rg ,p, .rId.n ns r M''i NV, VIZ ,r m
r.iir 'ad ~ si-r s,t, eN"mlins g. another sister
anihor.cso, -onc of ilr stat. s'cm'd red amt
,ngsu u. r"nno,"n IT. w9s n"i =, F sSs,"d ,!a.
ll,.uon vt the sht IT III, i work Undue, ot r..
lion vii thcr law less violence should be- allowed t. ~.
ir'hi aud pass u-er taic between ail sections ct c
5n, 49, ii ri m nr,,,.,tii Snh.i,,,,,l, 49, no, n
dr.,,,l nm. ,,ns as ,l.r,tr fi,,, ". H. A.
are IN 'ern gsr,F eat n eg, g'',d a, ,r
raNthsi teen icn.,d. the action OF al The c,ur~ that
loved me ,o1r.. pursued here las decil'd the ques
| In esn. a M. of. goo oharsc1. that All tho ac,-
"A N.IINf aif 81 NHf|H IH|HN
dl0ti and punished. sri IN con>icrn- action here
rr',c'o1"n 81 t a,,a'nn, here ne con'e,tra,1. II
The prisoner 40 ono Withdrew Their opposition amt sub
Ma What uuiorm,etel' ''.oN',r ~ lel,rai military
tri,, ,,iat NO ,n,,,.r wia .ui,eri,'., amn tr ,,
nrht and compelled ,ncdi,nce
iccn siud cnt' aud orler restored and that the prisoner
aE M 10 sr%a nr.nS NIL laI f . .nsht
thc> preceding, tha yl. NJ law ng,t ., ole .ed Il
needed /, ma, L., dome l., mi rlment
vii l haf.od IN d. entry vi the order lnoI n d,
c-ou At the expiration OF ihr'y das from the time oh-
It now ordered anil 'audseh and mi, court p, ,ir
arg nd n,i g. ;d harr, n.n'hge q ;a,
" i.i . ~ h, oii ' ~ 81, con, i,aiial ,
nle l ,' col June $50 amt go m, receiver appon'.i
i,nlns any winch 'ri.r i,fet,.d tho oiera
WING arent' :, m way eur, .o H'- /, icri, tav
m- 'i'ite. in. a1 r' i, nu.. ilr ifni i,
liu.h ~ to .li r.,el'cr pui .sut Co., .alur,r..
.u M 10Th July. i-7' 90 liwu'l.,Nr 900 ih stat, 40
Sew lHIh ari if4s u' Tier NIliftd and 49, uN-fu fiHf
lN w4f ruuishnrnt iHr saul coni.ulpt tire sand Htr,r
Do Iu' fNr dri'ufnnf Dee AMI be- e. Do, 90 ht b 'Di
60 stlNi -liiiff Co. flt N.iuWOn ial ~ the
Sew YORK. tn &c. there slfoN anil co-,, keit tor the
frlwl uI tive da,s from aud tiifr hf iais of iis nu
ni THAT warrant is-ur {" carry TN order into effect
Treasurer ". p. sherman II the Erie Rail-
/ WAY iunrio- that Mr.. Dunahue will not Doe AT
/ liberty lis soon n- he expected. II is said hy
friends Il Gen. Pryor that he Will appeal 10 the
I General Term.
Prior 10 tho decision being given Con. Pryor
submitted the following supplementary brief
Notuiuu~Y. This irp-ecutiun instituted the
lurpnsr 81 NlnilDAnns the dignity ani authority OF The
Court. huf it nli1ffv asst.eu,ni 90 the aar4fv
ct the halls starved riul uycs. of the En-" Railroad
ian' iu striking tor h-hrr wages The Ilio'u>
'r .r mor cot l.ur n.NVr dear eu.u-h 1 uli
] YER Twist. "a hut happily for m" lahuuue Isn
f'o 90 Nrw York. the laws guarantee them the
ishi ~ ".frkc' single. or m cumliuauon g
/ Hunk- " N1l e.. HuN the Judges ut the
supt'mc CONT are not thu "uy ivranis Of workhuu.r.
Ihp -'f'sd powers 81 the Court. s,'n for unls
cNfranriinHfh nettfs. AMI in o. never employed Tut
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