New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
santinople, would be brought TO this city Tor In H.
terment, permission was given Tor tne Douf u, i'0
in state in The Coysrnor's Room in tho CITY HAIL
MRS MANpELBAUM HELD FOR TRIAL.
THE EVIDENCE. IN iroiICE ooUHr-iNsPioio"
pyRNrs's PROTEST.


pYRNrs's PROTEST.
Tho o,,r,in,ti,n in tho cnso Of Mrs. Ftcdcrika
Msndclhniim went on before Justice MURRAY ~ tne
Harlem Police Court Yesterday. lheie WIZ iI J
romnlninta bpninst her. Stuude being lncluu'2 wv
dec nf them ucirrtitr frank sald That he ma
BOUGHT tie allls aud aatins 81 MtA hh"l.nu ' ~,
person, stoudo aud JnlWH MhhdHlnaln ,,t ~ filn
orally present, bat hnd taken 40 h'in Phla w. t,I
i,nnsnt tinuu in pnuld not swear ilht tl"uuo Fin
over admitted 10 hun that ho hh'" TIC s''"' w w.
WIN Mrs Mandolhnnn over tell You lhal lh'S
Wera stolen u hhknd council a ,...,. that
mo, she never did dl nn' hhN" ~ '"''''' '''''
they were stolen when bought lh'm' ,...t. L..
Herman stnudo testified that he was 'ihPl"'I wv
Mrs Mlndrlbaum 10 keep the STORE 'i'Al'' ana !"
deliver goods. Ills pay was " per VICE., t ,..
"pd you ever know any OF { ho articles III the
store 10 he stolen y asked counsel
NO sir was the reply A.. ..i,
Assistant District-Atturney Cove asked the VII
ness what conversation lac had had with MIS- Man,
dclbaum on their way to the court; 10 ihlS colSl
objected but the question WAS nnj 1, lawn hs
counsel asked for his discharge lie sad thal tne
Attendants were charged in the complaint win
larceny, but that there was no PROOF '' .lICHS
onerS would have been discharged before thlS' hdd
not the case created an unusual str
The motion was denied ana counsel nottu all eA-
cepton. III .,,..,i .,
have been stolen from James A. licall " son. ~
this case Detective Frank stated that MIS-; Mahu'
baum had told him. when hc bought IN" SiIk thit IL
came from a house IN this city and advised him TO
take ( to Philadelphia To sen H. -, T., 900, 80
"Why YOU Il dnt believe 1t was stolen, ana you
"leS. did -. -. .. H.,
You mean TO say that you believed IT was stolenf
Now YOU understand English, and know what be-
heve' means. Take plenty OF time to answer.
can't answer that.
"That is Just the answer want. -
Witness said that he had worked WIN thc
lottery dealers for four or five months, but had
never received any money from them.
"Iou were supposed to he clerk, or something
there weren't you p asked counsel
No, sir.
"Then what did you do y
| al managed the business" tLaughterl
In the fourth case. which vas on "A complaint ot
| Simpson, Crawford n Simpson. and the llth' Where
! Ucarn Il Son made the charge, nothing showed lat
| Stoude WIS aware of the sales Nv MIS- Mahdti
| baum aud the complaints were dismissed IN all
fine other eases all the defendants were held and Oh
| each decision counsel took an exception
| Counsel several times shouted, " Is there Justice
| here or not r. Justice Murray finally suggested
| that that SOFT OF exclamation was becoming
| To-morrpw counsel will submit authorities TO
! substautiate his claim that larceny has not Deen
| proven. The general bail Of the prisoners VIII
stand until then. StOudc has no Dondslnon ana Is
! kept in confinement go @. ,
INSPECTOR ByrncS sent 70 the Board of Police Com
| mlssoncrs Yesterday letter IL which he SAID that
| he rad visited the Dstrct-Attorncys office ana
was i'm .ormed that there were no attidavlts there
making charges against any members of the Detcc-
| five Inrcnu JUDGMENT should be withheld he
| maintained. until all the facts are known.
! I'm conversation with Il lIdBuNE reporter IN
spccfor Byrncs said that ne intended to nave tils
| matter pruhcd to the bottom. lie would not ne
surprised If there serious trouble III TN" l,s-
trict-Attorncys office before the matter is settled.