New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

pENOuNCING HER BETRAYER in COURT;
The trial Of Jessie Mal tS The 'n ssss9nce of the
;strict Attorneys Office is trying TO SEND 10 otaIo
Prison in order that he may marry another woman,
is set down for Tuesday. Her case was before tn9
Gr 81 Jurv once and was dismissed AfterwarI
one of Mr. McKeon's assistants at the instgauoh oI
Levi succeeded in getting the case taken up agar.
on6 in having an Indictment found. The girl was
arrested and put in the Tombs She became very
sick and was removed to q hospital. On THURSDAY
she was taken from the 20 she sRs weak
that she could hardly walk; Inc copn ,a, say
levi. was in court. When the young woman saw
him she cried ont that he was the author Oh Eea
rnin and dcsirucion that he had blighted her liie
and now was trying to get her out OF tne waS Wy
sending her to State Prison She became nystSSino
and fell into q fit of sobbing and crying ana VIC
taken from the room. Such scene hatuIan t
aroused much sympathy for the gri IN .he vUui ~
room and a feeling of contempt anu 0e''S'"
Lew TOR his course seemed 10 prevail -, orosoI
Colonei Charles 5. Spencer is the girls counsel
In conversation with tribune reporter h nt she
wss indicted after the Grand Jury had once GUS"
missed the charge against heI' IN t nvi apDa;n
tiou" he said. she lmportuned nef ao seW6ere
With her baby Ii is simply effort on the pari OF
the complainant TO choke OF tins glIl, an he HIS
succeeded in getting her AGAIN Ia inc .Gi'1 1s uoil
lard I'm The Iombs. She Is only eighteen years Oh
aye She said that three years ago. when 5n9 was
going to school In Hallem she met JoSepn l. LeNi,
re rdest of three brothers, who are lace importers
NJ Nos ii and IG Wh,te-st. Lew finally persuaded
her to run away with nm ana 70 Nv srvrrai
months when he went 10 Europe, lie sem nei
small sums M first but the remlttanceS cedseu' anu
through his two brothers he tired 10 get hGT ~ SlH
q release OF her claims upon hlm AhI IL
says she refused to do, as Ill the meantime O"''
had been born. III, e.o,, Furonc
and legau paving a tautions TO young JGWess tne
daughter OF a nch maIble-deaer uptown Iic "a Ii
his suit, but Jessie AiallIaTG ue2ru % us ,od bnr
.riio ,,f4 sr's Al
OF Lewis past conduct She also told her ht ~
was the latheT of a child which Inc refused 10 sup
port. THIS Levi denied. lie clalI!u 'ii,' f
Jessie Maillard was guilty or deception IN an
fraud: that their child was deau' anu ;naJ
she had adopted another baby wAlch sue c"i Lev
was Lewis III order TO eXtort money from HlII' ;
tbr ,narhle-deaors daughter refused 10 marry Lew
while any doubt remained on tins point JESSIE
Klalllard brought suit to compel Lew 10 support
The child which sic claimed to be his She was ue-
feated IN tho. Now Levi has procured her Inuclii
ment for perjury on the ground that she tes'.HoVt
falsely that the child was has. Ii Is un leIstooG .naS
ii he can get Jessie Mailard within the waLls az
Sing Sing Prison the marble-dealers daughter Will
mary him.
MCGLOIN RESENTENCED BY JUDGE DAVIS
Chief Judge Noah Davis yesterday resentenGed
Michael MctilOin to De hanged on Decetnoel L.
McGoIn in December last went Win SOME iqcoiH
uIiceS TO rob the Till OF the lqu0r-shOp OF LOUIS
hanieI While the others entered the SHOP NJ %
Gloin stood at the foot OF the stais rearing W to
apartment overhead. Mr.. HanleT, nearing q hOlsci
came ont of his rooms and Was about 10 descend
the stalls " hen McGlon shot AM Killed hlll' NC
(luiu was tired Tor murder III the Court oil Oenela
sessions and convicted and sentenced 10 10
hanged. An appeal from the sentence vas iahoH w
the General Term of the Supreme Conrt. wiz"
short fine ago rendered "a decision confirming H.
Met lOu Yesterday was taken before Justices DAVIS
and Brady TO be resentenced. large crowd 1au
collected IN the courtroom 10 see McOlon ana 10
,,itness any emotion OF lack of emotion which lie
might EXHIBIT. DIstrlct-Attoruey Mcheon stateu 10
Court the facts in the case ana ASKED la' SCI
tence lie second time pronounced upon mn
Justice Davis asked If the prisoner was III c9urt,
whereupon McGlon rose. In reply to ne judge 3
question whether the prise ner had anything 70 say
Mc(loin's counsel said there was nothing 10
be sad. Judge Davis said that he WouIU IAN up
time in commenting upon tne cilSuins'"H t5c
prisoner that his conviction was JusV alIt
mat there was little no chance that IL WVulu
Inc reversed by the Court OF last resort. McUlOln,
during all the time he IN the courtroom main
tanned his sell control although 1t was apparent
that he not inscnSibie 70 his situation
THE POLICE ASK Mr.. MCKEON'6 ADVICE.
The Board OF Police yesterday ordered the Ch!el
Clerk TO direct a communication 10 inc DisIIVt
Attorney, rtqucstln} ms opinion ana 9uEIcc as 10
the LEGAL power aud duty OF the BOARD 70 clnPiVS
the members of the 20 Ice force or Oter persons ~
procure Gencc by purchase o. slips OF uc3hGIs,
n ON h;rh 10 found arrests Tor the CRIME OF beig
on of keeping places for the sale OF lottery p0!cleS
President French said that he Board dcslrHi 40 FeI
nom Sir Mckcun any suggestions that re WAS able
10 give in order that the police might make more
ctectual warfare upon the lottery and pohcy places
IN the city. ,.,,;3l .l.
lottery seller OF policy dealer cannot be convicted
upon The unsupported evidence OF pCrSO" VINO
buys ticket OF sip. lie bases his decision upon
the fact that the person who procures' evidence
AGAINST the dealer in thar way also violates inc law
/ una. rsland that the lottery and policy dealers
now refuse 10 admit more than one customer INFO
an Office az one time aud thus they eutctually pre-
vent any person from procuring the evidence dsdIhsl
them which Inc Recorder says is necessary to con-
VIC. Mr. McKeOn has shown that he l. anxious 10
suppress the lottery and poiicy business ana lhe
BOaru Is anxious 20 do ali nat can DC dOho 10 CO.
operate with HIM in the work. 80 =,
: superintendent NdlIlng VIII consult WIN MI
McKeOn to-day on the subJect.
DISCARDED AT LENGTH BY HIS FATHER.
The oldest son of John q. Hoyt, banker at No
81 BToad-st., VINO bears his fathers name, a.
tempted recently TO pass cheek LOT 1l,OUu,
drawn Oh the Produce Bank, IN payment 1or a @3UO
tur cloak which no had selected at a store IN
Buffalo for a woman named Lewis, VINO was WIN
hm. IN response to teIegaphc inquiries TIE
check WAS pronounced worthless, ana the couple
settled their hOcl bll at the Mansion House IN
Buffalo, where they had been staying several Gays,
ouiy by pledgng the womau's JewelTy. lhcy TO-
TUNED to New YORK, bat the son Is 5a.d 10 nave
lef the Guy again for the West
John @ hoyt, jr.. is about TWEEN y-nne years Ola
and has been Tor several years teacher OF music III
tins CITY lie Is the composer OF several popular
airs and has attempted operate works lie Is sdlu
10 be good performer on the piano aud organ. lie
il married and DIs wife aud four Chi dicn are sup
PORTED by his father. lie married when lie was
seventeen years old. HIS athcT has eXtrlcated HIM
tom innumerablc difficulties UUt recently by tue
advice of friends has discarded ulm. JIG sad yes
terday that ne had been brought 10 this decision
only after long years OF great sorrow.
Mr.. BARTONS LITTLE MENAGERIE.
Samuel Bar,on's bear, theY Ift Of modest friend,
VINO dlun't send his naue WIFI ius present, was on
exhibition in Newest. yesterday. HIS coat was Just
a, glossy as on the day before wien lie first APP