Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-29
City Court Notes.

Nicolini Rich, the Italian who attempted to throw his wife out of the second story win dow of an East street tenement house last Monday night, was defended by Judge Bly, denburgh in the City Court yesterday morn ing. It will be remembered that the woman was found by Officer Pat rick Doherty hanging out of the window, which was twenty feet from the ground. Her husband was pounding her hands. while she was clinging to the window sill, and had suc- ceeded in loosening one hand when the po- lceman arrived and caught her in his arms as she fell. Rich, who is an evil disposed looking, dark complexioned man, claimed that his wife wanted to go to her mothers, and as he would not allow it she tried to jump out of the window, and instead of push ing her out he was trying to save her. Attorney Pickett, in arguing the case. said that it was plain Rich had been guilty of an atrocious assault. and perhaps he ought to | have been charged with assault with intent to kill.
 Judge Sheldon, in passing sentence, said of the accused He is evidently guilty of g | very serious offence, and the idea that she
 
 ! worthy of consideration. The true explana- tion is that this man, when he came home considered that he had the right to beat and l pound his wife which he evidently did. He | finally became so maddened and enrage6 that he did just what the woman claims, at tempted to throw her out of the window. find him guilty and send him to jail for sixt, days.''
 The cases against Isabella Preston ana Charles B. Thayer, who are accused of steal ing silver watch belonging to Charles Mo Intyre, were continued until this morning It is alleged that the couple took the watcl when left alone in McIntyre's apartments b, his wife.
 For drawing a revolver upon Corneliu Keefe last Sunday, George Kane was fne' SS5 and costs. The fine would have beel larger if it had not been for the fact that tn revolver was loaded with blank cartridges.
 Young Lawyer Walter Scott, the colore i graduate of the Yale Law School last year appeared in the City Court yesterday a counsel for James Bradley, colored team ster, who was charged with cruelty to ani malls. The complaint was made by E. E !, Richardson, who testified that Bradley horse while overloaded fell down on Stat 3 street the night before. The animal, he als said, had very sore back and was not fit t : be used. The defense introduced witnesses t show that the horse was able to pull the load and that while the back was sore it was we cared for. After short argument by Lawye Scott, which was his first appearance in tn City Court in a legal car acity. Judge Sheldo suspended judgment.
 The case against Charles Howe, charge with embezzlement from the New Have Spring Bed company comes up by continr ance in the City Court this morning. How has effected settlement with his employer and also with his aunt Mrs. Wooster, ( whom he obtained $15O. He was very bus yesterday in trying to effect settlement wit Attorney Pickett but the prosecuting attol ney informed him that the case must be sci tied in court.
 Itching Piles-Symptoms and Cure.
 The symptoms are moisture, like perspirs ton, intense itching, increased by scratching very distressing, particularly at night, as
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