The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-02
THE ITALIAN AND. HIS GOLD.


trait adorns koguss' Gallery at Police Headquar-
ters. has been several times arrested this
city, was taken 10 Brooklyn complaint OF one Jo-
seph Maniero OF No. II Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn,
oil having robbed him OF $780, On the arragnment Of
the prisoner Tor trial In She Court OF Sessions, before
Judge Moore, in crowded court room, Assistant Dis
lrct Attorney Weinberg appeared for tho people, and
strongly urged conviction Of this noted criminal.
The evidence disclosed that the complainant an
Italian peanut vendor, had for tho past
posted III tho Brooklyn Savings Bank. He
tiaimed That Burlo engaged him In conversation.
Tho uDsuspectng italian told Buro where he had his
money, whereupon the prisoner asked aim 10 accom-
pany him To flannel warehouse. whcro he was about
him share In The business venture. While proceed
Ing 10 tho flannel warehouse they were met
by third man. whose name was asccrtAined, but
who Burlo stated be Intimate friend Of his TINS
carried leather satchcl and he seemed to havo
considerable money winch he said was gold coin which
had boon left him by deceased relative. Alter
conversation Burlo induced Mapicro to withdraw his
money from the bank and the three won't 70 saloon
and had several drinks. Hcrc the unknown man re-
marked that he afraid carry large amount
ofmoney regretted that no had place to leave II
aud wanted the complainant to take II 70 his house,
willing 10 do, but not being acquainted
with Maniero no wanted some security In iufther.
upxnown man need not fear Tor Maniero would leave
HIM mis- money as security. Upon this statement
Manero gave his money az security, and on receiving
the Burio nanded Manier0 tho satchel which he
took 10 hts home, leaving Burlo and the other mau
waiting, OF course has return neither Buro nor
she unknewn man we're 10 De found. The satchcl on
being opened iouLd TO contain some lead and
newspapers. Buro was defended by Mr.. William r.
Howe. who subjected complainant to q searching
cross examination, bnt his testimony remained
shaken, ana no evidence having been offered by tho
prisoner Mr. Howe requested tho Court 10 charge
the fact Of Burlo offering NO evidence In
his behalf should not be considered against
him. This proposition the Judge declined. con-
vction cnsued and inc prisoner sentenced TO Two
years. imprisonment in the State Prison. In So
preme Court Chambers, before Judge Daniels, Mr.
Howe applied yesterday Tor n writ OF error to tho
Supreme Court General Term, alleging that under
tho decision OF the Court OF Appeals, IN Ormsky vs..
tho cout 10 charge as was fatal to the con-
vict,oD, ana that tue convicted prisoner was there
fore omitted TO his liberty Judge Daniel. granted
nent on the second Monday OF september.
INJUNCTION ON JUDGES SALARY.
The SUIT OF Thomas c. Clarke against John Flana-
gan Jacob A. Gross and the city, came before Judge
Van Hocscn n the Common Pleas Court yesterday,
on a motion Tor injunction. In December. 1874.
n judgment for sl,93S 81, was had In the Superior
Court against Flanagan & Gross, Law partners.
The present SUIT Is that judgment, and Is
In tho form OF u creditors bill, to restrain
Judge Flanagan from receiving any further install.
menl OF ms salary until the judgement has been paid.
The original judgment was suit TO recover DANA
gcs for professional on the part OF Flanagan
Gross in reporting title TO properly clear, which,
Ia TACT. not. Tho moving affidavit states that
Flanagan has been civil justice OF the Tenth District
Court s., 900 salary, Tor some years during which
time h. has engaged IN tie active practice oil the
law. rhe SUN oil s2S2 5S was found To his credit IN
The Nassau Bank and plaintiff took 1t. Flanagan a
Gross appealed TO the General Term IRON the judy
nent against them to prevent execution, tscir
surcties oeing Owen Murphy and John j. Clarke, the
latter beng now clerk In Judgo FianagaD's court,
and the judgment was affirmed. Then the plaintiff
got judgment against the sureties and execution was
returned unsa!sned Tho plaintiff adds that Judge
flanagan mas $606 GO due him as justice Tor tho past
month anu unless TINS Is reached piantn Will be With
out remedy. The Court granted an injunction re-
stiaining Judge Flanagan from assigning or inter-
ierng with tho money in the hands OF tue Comp
toler