The New York herald., 1877-12-07

who said he was tailor and that he had resided a.
No os West Forsy-shird street, charged with bigamy
II appeared that the Sd OF December 1872 he oe-
came united in matrimony 20 Miss Nina Blum, who
lived In Brooklyn Al the time OF this joyous event
he had . wife living, whom he married In Germany
Ia Tho year 1854 named Lena wiiczynskL The whsrc-
OF her uniahfu spouse was discovered on the
l4th OF November last at No. u Ridge street and nc
wAs arrested The prisoner. who was indicted on the
when his counsel. Mr. William +. Howe,
limitations. Ave years having elapsed, just by aday
from the time OF his marriage with MSS Nina Blum
much composed when arraigned for trial. and the
Recorder smngly observed that the accused had had
pretty narrow escape. Ho was discharged.
SENT TO HIS OLD HOME.
An ex.convict, q somewhat ferocious looking indi-
vldua, who gave the pamo of Michael Chambers and
his address as No. 81 Mott street. made savage at
tack on James Mcdonald. the proprietor of liquor
saloon at No. 470 Greenwich street, and stabbed him
with kniie. He was arraigned for trial YESTERDAY
ana pleaded gully to the cnarge Assistant District
Attorney Russell informed me Court ,nas s nnshs
or charge Of burglary. The Recorder sent the pris
the State Prison for the term OF three years
and six montnk
A STRANGE STORY.
xapheley Meyer met his son, Charles Meyer, on tho
evening OF December !, and invited him accompany
him 10 No. 90 Pitt street to see what lovely lady
friend he had found In ono Mary Bastonnicc. Father
and son. with "mutual friend" iound the Aforesaid
lady in the room OF BrdenDach, and, after demon
sraons OF love and Affection on the part OF SAID Aa-
pheley aud said Nary all al once Mary claimed tnat
Charles had abstractcd from her packet small bag,
containing the sum OF IS. Whereupon Xapheey, with
Charles but The latter lied, ana on SUNDAY be was
rested Tuesday indicted, Wednesday arraignod and
Yesterday placed At tho bar Tor trial upon INC cnago
of larceny from the person. Mr. john u Mott ap-
counsel Tor tho prisoner, and upon crossex-
animation Of paiaant and her witnesses, with
an satisfied the jury thar the charge against Charles
Was entirely uniounded and that the only proper thing
to do was 70 acquit him, which they dld
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME r-CHAxBxas--Held by Judge Davis
Nos 1855 1862 49, 1872 2O3 2lo, 227, 229 23l, 232 33
234 H. Ss o. l00 1885, l47 $50, l55. 59 III. 1885, 1885,
2Oy 2ll, 223. 225 236. 1885, 239, 24O. 242, 244
SuPREMx CouRr-sPsciAL TERM--Held by Judge Baf-
retI-Case on-No. 55S. Demurrer, No. l.
Dononus.-shorl causes--Nos 22es 22e5 2c5s, 1865,
2453 2402 1864 222o 1925 23o7 244S 259s 25l2 1902
2los a2sl 22ss 2o44h, zSoe. 2slo; 1885, 2olS 2o36,
short causesNos. 2O2a, 1850, 2347 1860, 2soa 23oO
x3el 26l0 2447 2460 $780, 1865 2641, 1929 26o4 Z79
2sii, 2 1856 Part s-Held BY Judge Van Bruut.-Case
on-No. 35. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoUkr-sPxciAL TKRx-Held by Judge
Scdgwick.-Nos 80, 10, II. r.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL YERx-Part HELD by
Judge sanford-Nos 272 76l 2S7, 257, 43o, 627, 359
2l7. 5oo 1886 1885, sol. 500. lS7 900 Part 2-Aeid By
Part 3-Hcd by Judge Speir-Nos. 663. 740, 602, 743
ISL 753, 7S4, 5o2 632. 65, l67, 60l. 643, GA 652
CoxxoE PLEAs-EoUITr TERA-Hcd by Judge Van
Hoesen.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-rRlAL THRM-Part Held by Judge
Larremoro-Nos 1945, 1172. 470 1863 1852, 4S6, $685.
1856 0ol, 1900 1884 so67, 2e4 Hos l226 IlO. Part
2-Hed by Judge Robinson.-Case on-No 362. No
day calendar. Part 3.-Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part l-Hed By Judge
McAdam.-Short causcs-Nos. 1884, 3606. 35ll, 3662
35Os 3223 $780, S15s s6lo 1885, 223l 22a2 3el1 2ol7
1858, 3644, 377o $685. $685. 30li 22O7, 1927, 229s,
35s2, s762 $780, 1866, 800, 3s3l s76l, 269l, ss42
$685. lb5. 366s, S7s5, sS07 1927 1850 Par. 2Hed py
Judge Alker.-Snort causcs-Nos 37l9, 1882. 1850,
357S $685. $685. $780, S4ss s7ll $780, s745 1886 s75s
376l, 1885, Part 3-Held BY Judge Goepp.--Short
causesNos 37bl, 2237, $685. 3Sl7, 1885, 2910, 1888,
SUrRExE Couxr-GENERAL TEhA-Adjourned until
December 2S.
SUPERIoR CouRr-GExERAL TERN, and COMMON
PLxAs-GsxERAL rgRN.-Adjourned for the term.
COURT OYER AxD TERNIKER-Hcld by Judge
Brady.-The People Thomas L. Lambert, perjury.