New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CHARGES AGAINST JUSTICE HERMAN.

CHARGES AGAINST JUSTICE HERMAN.
aCcusEp OF UNFAIRNEss AND TRYING TO CURRY
FAVOR WITH THE POLICE.
John Frank, of No 364 West Fortieth-st.;, Will
lam Moran of No $50 West Fifth 81; ana Jnnn
of SG 4Ts P %fs Court on sunday
with having with two other persons attaekedua
ear conductor George Gleason. while ne WIS "ah 5
ing through Ninthave near f1tty-tnlrd,so., ans
to6bed him of 81 me small change, handSerchieI
and pair of mittens Justice Herman t1,nlnS on
the prisoners for examination Ssnco cnrm 49,
have several times Deen arfalShou ioi oN''i
and recOmmltted o., . 900, &C ~, 1rs+ioo
Otterbourg and counsel for Milerelle, served upon
Jnstice Herman a writ of habeas corpus. In this
IL is alleged that Millerlee IL unlawfuV ueIalntd
deprived of his liberty, and Imprisoned by JuStce
Herman IL Se's forth that Mil ereile, being ac-
cused with the other persons lmpli 'ated. or grano
larceny demanded examinalo which was
adjourned until the following Tuesday day , Gleason
mt ed but afe motion for DISCHARGE had oeen
made and denied, Justice Herman again adjourned
the case until Wednesday. al the same TIM lntl-
mating that he would entertain a complaint OF as
orderly conduct. On Wednesday, Inc wrlt con-
tlnues police captain proteSted against the pro-
ceedings, and the case was adjourned untli lnurs-
day. On that day the officer who made
The arre~t SAID that the captain was detained
down town, and that not haXdng, cb nna
Rcier, he desired another adjournment Miller
leile's counsel desired an immediate examnaton'
md he was SnuBbed by JUStlce lerllHdu, W hV @
marked that the Court would not. be "buildozeo;,
The Justlce intimaied that the examination would
be HID and the counsel demanded that inc teSti,
mony should be written out according 20 law. Tue
writ adds that Justice Herman, with a view OF
annoying the cOuns ], and while having NV CLOTHS
at his disposal. purposely ana halcIousiSb o m
r0mDeI ng n a, ljOurnment. Finally the examna11
ton Mas begun. but Gleason being absent ana
attendants counsel wishing TO crosS-exanin' nun,
II had TO he postpo 10 (. The writ, AFTER se'tlu4
forth that the prOce dngs were contrary 10 iaW'
states that Millerlee is innocent OF the cnaIgc,
and that Justice Herman SO lntimated, put KEPT
hun confined 10 SATISFY his spleen ana curry favor
with the police. . -, ., ,o
plaint Yesterday, and helu the prisoners In SZOo
bonds tor good behavior as discrd rlT persons
MiilerleiIe's companions furnished bail Mr.. otter
houro refused to allow his client to furnish Dal,
and Millerlee will be heard IN the supreme COURT
Chambers, to-day
MONEY NEEDED FOR THE EARLE GUILD
rbe Earl. Gnlld is in need of money TO continue
rs wor. of minlsterng the poor and sick OF the
lower part OF the city. No portion of the money Is
ns.d TO paw the expenses OF dlstrlputloh
NJ TO nav those who visit the poor IN Their
homes. here Is no office rent, ana no sa
aie5 paii 10 the officers IL c0nveiSa io F VII
a r. Orter Of HE TRIBUNE: Ferdinand r FARE,
who 70 ded the Guild IN 1876. sad; i 40 nor
Ii e 10 appear TO be always duuning inc puolc TO
pa-ry on tins good work. l cannot trrn tue poor
people away who come here for
sId. This winter the number has been
arler than ever lhe[e nave Deon ard " n%,ns
s.,
In rel assistance Tor q few days There nave oeen
q tew cases where yOdng men out OF employment
have lived on one ticket day. Ten Gems DAY Is
no extensive living, but they have tOld me thaI
through tuat re lei ana the encourasemeht re'elV
here they have been KEEP, rom cOnilmtllhg crime,
Tickets to the amount o 81 have suppled u l"uily
n, three persons with food or one week. once
H. mrs OF he GuIli are from a. III. 10 ~ H., Whth
from thiry TO fifty persons usually can. II the
n cIic would take time to look INTO the needs OF
the poor who receive AID here, they would readily
Zee tbe necessity for this charity"
- We YOU received many subscriptions thlS
Vearf
Not many / am sorry 10 saw"
How then can you continue the worKT
There Is no mon Y paid to any person applying
for aid give tickets eutltIlng the bearer 10 CD
rain coal wool meat, bread MILK sugar. tea,
c,tfre ana other uecessarirs of hle at an. one o.
the fifteen places printed on The ticket. When
orocer or restau,ang keeper has received tickets
Amounting TO 500 or more hr presents them al 'le
office and / cash them No person IS given ala uh-
nj a visitor has investigated ms statement
Have you received sufficient money 80 lar 70 re-
decm all line tickets mat have been distributed
Not within several huuUred dollars.
McGLOIN TO BE HANGED ON MARCH 8.
Chief-Judge Noah Davis yesterday IN the Cen
oval Term q the sup enc Court sentenced MI ndei
f. McGloin to be hanged tor the nurder OF Louis
Han er and fixed the day for 'rch D. AcUIolh Is
atout twenty wear, of age. with fairly nt-l lgent
ap1 agreeable fo lures He.ceralnly did moth COX asst
he we're worse -Tsou than many OF those mo were
tIuckiv hudd ed together behinI the ran ng which
bounis of the part Of tue room supp sea 10 De re-
g. If the bar. He maintained