, 1881-03-11
THE VICTIM OF A WOMAN.

Court-'Tho Fnithicss wife OF an Ex.
Colvict Luys n Plot to Got Him into
Prison a SECOND T1ne-sI Tslls tho
Story 0rIlis Life NH Is Sat Free.
Nfu I'ork Ttn.ts.
LONDON, Feb. @:-"Come Into tho Central
Criml,nl Court for IL few minutos," said Il lcynt
friend Of tllne as wO wcro pHss!i.y tho locality,
OF this fnmuus London tribunal. "You cnn
onsiIy nmusn yourself fur short time while l
speak to Mr.. Puunu." VT went In. Tho busi-
ncss was evidently very dull the trihl thon
H0ng On whs clearly not sensational. There
were on!y very few spectators. TIC Judge WIS
leaning hack With n languld mir. Nj. Justice
Hawkins WIS tho Judge. Tho Jury was lust be-
ginning to consult It's to their verdict. III tho
dock stnut II straight. wcll-bn!lt follow OF abnut
i've nra thirty. lie was falr lnn1 and pntc.
He looked nnxiously around tho Court for Il mo-
Mcnt ns my fricnd begun speaking to Sir. Io-
limit. tho counsel who Ind been conducting tho
prosecution against tho prisonur.
"My Lord" suddenly said tho prisoner, II
would ltko 10 sny fow Words
It wns very onrilcst application. Thcro was
something peculiarly Impressive In tho tono OF
tim luuu's voice. 30 mitch 50 TINT the jury e.ld-
dcp'y censcd their suppressed tutklug and looked
lrst ut tho prisoner uua tton nt tho Judge,
lyon bud an opportunity Of addressing tho
COURT tho cusc Is now cosed" anld tho .lntlRc.
"Mny nsk one question, my Lord. only oncs'
VT Is Ont Of ordcr," answered tho Judge, but
IT,
"My Lord" satd Mr.. Poland. rising In response
to d Klul,co from the Judge, II have no Objoc-
ti0n Whateycr.f
Tho learned counsel spoke us one who, know
Ing that thu pr!Bonur could do ncithor good nor
harm. tho evidence having nlruldy ruvloted
hun. did nos wish ,t 10 Mppoas unRenerous. Tho
Your question: slid The judge "1ts the
policnn,un tt, ,yhnnl / wish To nue a t,llustlot"
smiIs fi, nrsouer with n, sort III Htrntsru c,il,i-
ncss rs II he hu hnl, struggle With h!nsclt BIZ
foro concluding to address tue Court. Tho evi-
tain. nv II nruylo,Is cUnytctiun md already buo,,
pro"ol against httn,-a previous conviction for
s iSnt 1s now stootl at iho 6nr, eA3'ts' - ~''7
Policeman, stand torward,,' satd the Judge.
"WhHI ia ytI,tr nues,f0.l7 You inay put It
| through me- snltl the .i.tjEc,
wbn,n s t.,f,ems,Ion ~ nj % ho arrestun mo Mr. oiuud
tton Of nolce 81 scorSts ps With buoagcd to sootiand
,seasson @ up apa +, tbs M po,nt, and tic Judge over.
eusea .nI III thn oc,ton IN ano,bor shapa7'
| - Tut II r. anid lin .i,,.inu' '0'o >'1S'
"Wss s; xsns'' I who Saxs ysp as .ne nfGrmr,
co,Inso uu % nb,ccied. Scotland Yard hid tts own
methnds ni huntinR tiuwti crIrinuis md how
oso e 99aa @ t% ~ 70 ,s1 9 s,
rnsmrily ar t,mnt,rfanue to thr Court or tho plb-
HAITI o M1 np hn ~ ca II ,,n To- sxnosa ha t@st
ive ssornfs Hf fhe furcr. iFho nrisoncr mud bcv1
ia h.e,, NJ .,rnvso.,siy cnnfirtol nf coinIr anti
| h"t ,,n,ar.rnnn snven yrurs nennF seryitieo fI,r
nv ,,iYnnss Roicns.d fr"tn nrisnn. hr Ind unnc
imct ~ III ynr,m"T criminaf i,mhIts. Il was mr.
III s,nrv ~ nni ~ 'I, n"f no",n thn juut. rI,le
W. W y woTn sh,, ~ I,Mvc v tha III
,,onS,; I'm nn,trc,nan m hs.sltatrtl. '"1
aons Au.wcr"c "cmm,nnmsioa p1uSsiI ni ehu JuJrc,
| 5. T. tr"s .aid shn o,i;nnr 49,
~Mss , .n sa' IT. ~ =, n,rt p. o.lca ,hc nr,aon,
mr. To MY n,tleur au looted Mhsut ya.uoly.
~: ~ @ n'us W. ..sn s ~ "..tt tEc rrt.on,r
..s .m"' spo s.',hss sh,mii,"l-n.s @ Mn,,o
rpttln9 ~ atr ~, a,iI sNa;nsn
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c1piFess'a9n ~ s.,t,,n't ot tMcG1 w., ,,,,or
1H. I9P:'cu ,i thn ~, ohGsEs .on ,r,,h .,,a,,
"ety 1of1!. blll4 tu0 iFlenHtF' mHu snAM'