The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-28

that the rr had visited Hargcr aud represented that
esrriaee. He refused TO 40 50. but finally. on her
rrpresenting 10 aim that unless no complied with her
Wishes she ~oad maze away With herssf. harker
pretended he would .rant her request IN order 10
pfsssut her committing suicide The arr then visited
kssiman, who Was Only temporarily pres
Mrs.. H4rker. bui operation was performed.
Ihe Fifi thea sued h4rker. before Justice Parker,
cLiia sas alive ara the mother vas we'll ana under
these crcnmstances ne moved 20 have the indictments
sessheA Mr. hoAe aided NAT 10 case The Court re,
fused NE moiou be ~ouid Apply 10 have the accused
anmipcd % bah Later 10 the DAY be moved tor tue
a..eharse % Eastman. against whom. he suomiitea.
~ hsfker's oroe Nbd hs1 simply given tue gir an
epasts whsh tsksn before justice flAmmer he Was
insa~aiatsy discharged Judge si.dcrsleeve granted
the apghe~llon. aischarsns Eastman on h,s own ro-
casniEAlca asd The otners we're committed W The
fsnbs "A dsf-ais OF $50 bAl each.
A JoLLr oFIrcER TAKEN IN.
young colored glfs. who gave the Of Annie
nobisson, residing al Ma 50 Thompson street. was
susigssd q me bar charged With having stolen
psessseoes. containing $50 from oaesr Jolly ratier
son. Of the SECOND Disuics Court squad. II Was
alleged that the eonplainapt went 10 serve
"a the premises ns1tiousd and on leaving Ound hia-
s.i rei,eyss Of ne money. Ne caused ,hs arrest
called ~ tor uiai yesssrday By Assistant District
Attorney herring aahatsa that she took the officers
her ar Hsrrins accepted a plea Of petit larceny.
AID TIE prisoner sas seat 20 the Pensentary Tor sx
hSnthA
A coIonHD BURGLARS rATE
man Of pe~erfai frame. who gave tue name Of
James saunders. aas Bea smaa. alias ''BIaes Bcn,"
wa srrasnsa Tor trial by Assistant District Attorney
Herring. charges ~nh burglary the nrss degree Il
appeared thai saunders lived al No Sprng street lie
one 81 the most desperate criminals In
he kishth wara. he having already served two terms
Ia stale Prison. On TIE night VI August hs broke
tnto the prsmisea oi William Val, az No - Grand
sircct and oa with several Articles OF clothing.
THIS the second time the prisoner had broken no
MT sa,.s .eAfsnaenss Asd VIC shra nars,ny ne haa
TIE matter reported 10 the police antborics Do
teei've hurphy. 81 ,ne kshsh lreenet Mas not long
ders and found la bic The siolea properly
wnen called to the bar saunders promptly made up hls
pieAdod gusl,y, aud yadgs sidersls.vs sent him 70
the state Prison Toe Zen years, nj hard labor
PARTIAL To PUMPS.
Thomas W. Leckcy, alias N. ". wilson. q machinst,
who said he resided IN Brooklyn, arragned tho
charge of grand larceny. II appeared that by means
OF well concocted stories he obtained from George
Place, OF No. l2l Chambers street, pump valued az
$40; from Edward H. Ballard. OF No. Ia Dey street.
vertical engine worth si5o; from George H. Stone, Of
No. 81 Liberty street. pump valued al 100, from
Edward barr OF John street. another pump valued at
$50, IRON James Kennsa.r OF No W Liberty street,
lO7 Warren street and enclosing press worth go
all OF which property lac sold Tor mere song AM oil
course kept The money When atrsigned yesterday
by Assistant District Attorney Herring, cut OF seven
indictments he pleaded guhy 10 One aud Judge Gil
aersccve him tho state PRISON tor four years
CLEANING our THE ToMns.
There WINS very heavy calendar yesterday. Assist
ant District Attorney Herring secured twenty
victlons and quite largo batch OF criminals viii DO
To Sing sing Prison to-day Tho prompt and ener-
had the beneficial effect OF clearing the Cay Prison
" a great extent