Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-27

Last week the district attorney called the at.
tentlon OF Judge Wylie, OF the Criminal Court, to
tne case OF 3. f. Bigelow, charged with embezzle-
ment from the National Bank OF the Republic, Of
which he had been for n number OF wears the re-
ceiving teller and stated that representations had
oeen MADE TO him that Bigelow was shamming
sl ort Alter Mrs Lockwood had denied the
Iesred 10 certincates OF DR.. B. b. Adams and DR.. j..
Ia1er Johnson, the court made order that Drs
the patient and report his condition to the court
IneSe physicians made their examination ON
Tie City Hall, addressed to Judge Wylie
CERTIFICATE OF DR. ELLIOT AND OTHERS.
yesterday afternoon Drs. Johnson Elliot. Gar
nett, Palmer, Taber johnson and B. b. Adams
visited the residence Of Mr.. Bigelow and left with
the family the following certificate: "The under
signed have carefully examined Mr.. B. F. Blgelow
ana pronounce him, In our Judgment, physically
uaft to be taken to the court house ana subjected
t. the ordeal OF a trial Signed, johnson Elliot M
T., Alex T. T. Garnett. NJ. D., w. g. Palmer. NJ
u: JOS Taber Johnson, NJ. D., and B. B. Adams. NJ.
Burr, and sworn to before Adds B. Brown, and
handed TO Mrs. Lockwood. tt IS stated that Bige-
lows temperature was then 102 and pulse 100.
THE CERTIFICATE OF DRs. Sewers AND LINCOLN
was opened by Judge Wylie, on the Criminal
Court being convened this morning. and was read
| as follows:
November 24th.-Hon Andrew Wylle, Judge Su-
preme Court, D. c.: Sir: In obedience to the
order OF the Supreme Court. the undersigned
NATION Of ths nh made careful
MN F. Bigelow. and have the honor to
report tnat In examination they have failed to
costal neuralgia. Mental suffering and apprehen-
sion have produced good deal of functional dis
snr s see general Inducing the
Deile1 That he Is Incapable Of leaving it. In our
opinion, however. he is able, without real danger,
Indeed we believe that his health would be Inn
proved by air and exercise. Very respectfully,
n. s. LINCOLN, NJ. d.
. T. 7. Sewers. M. D."(
MIS-. LOCKWOOD asked who shall decide when
doctors disagree? She stated that Immediately
ana tnefe was consultation OF physicians yester
Gay, ana they made report which she would
READ. She then read the above certificate OF Drs
EilioGt ana Otners Mrs. Lockwood said, that IL so
desired, these physicians would take the stand and
SUPPORT 81 tnelr report by their reasons. She had
Brought into court as soon as possible. II on a
stretcher, and he Informed her that he ODE Az was
responsible sSa sa,,I. ior his present condition.
appearance in court for trial
Mrs Lockwood replied that the man was not In
CONDITION to leave home.
THE OPINION OF THE COMPLEMENTARY Musr cow
INTO COURT.
The Court-The day is fine, and they could have
him brought in In the afternoon and arraigned
He did not believe that 1t would endanger his
health from the certificates
Mrs. Lockwood asked If the court took the re-
sponsibilty.
The Court" Certainly. II you choose to man.
age IL, IT may save the issuing OF bench war
rant"
Cannot the clerk asked Mrs. Lockwood, "come
to the house 2"
mol" said the court. He must be brought
mere: 1t must be done in court. and you can man
age 1t as you choose"
Mrs. Lockw ood-"I cannot, on my conscience, do
IL, for 1t would endangpr his life, and cannot
TAKE the responsibility. The court must act in its
discretion"
The court remarked that he had appointed Drs.
sewers and Lincoln, and not those who had made
the report she had read He would have to act on
the report made under its order. -
IL was then understood that Mr. Bigelow will be
Drought IN this afternoon for alralgnment
CONGRESS AND FREE TRADE.-Thomas G. Shear
man, OF the executive committee, reported to the
Kings County Free Trade League last evening that
a ma10r1ty OF congressman In New York, Indiana,
ONO, and other states were free traders, and the
Congress of 1883 would be practically a free trade
COngreSS.-Ne1C York Sun,