New-York tribune., 1885-03-01
SHORT-SCHW1B-DUDLEY.
IuE CROWD or SPECTATORS KEPT OUT-PLEAs OF
NOT GUILTY ENTERED.

TuE CROWD OF SPECTATORS KEPT OUT-PLEAs OF
NOr GUILTY ENTERED.
Recorder Smyth and District Attorney Mar
united In desiring 10 dappsnt the crowds ~ dyna-
mitcurs. socialists andicnnosity seekers who would be
20 attend tho Court of General sessions when the
three most noted accused persons under indictment
were be arraisncd Efforts were male to keep the
TACT of the proposed arragnmcnt secret but the infor
nation had been made public and crowds Of people were
on the sidewalks and IN the corridors OF the court build
ns yesterday morning. The doorkeepers oycrrun
with applications FOR admission by persons
who had been informed that Mrs. Dudley
Richard short and Justus H. sch"ab were 20 be ar
rAgncd for pleading None bat members OF the BAR
officials and jurors allowed In the The space
behind tho bar was occupied by nearly every official
connected with the District Attorney. office.
one or two minor case, wore called aud then Clerk
Hail. who sat beside chief clerk Sparks called the
% Richard short. A stout. wedressed pros o-pcrous-
looking man, with oloso-,ut rustache and whiskers.
stepped 20 the bar He asked whas lac had to say
the charge OF assault in the first degree and said
mot guilty" In low voice Disrict-Atoruey MARITIME
immediate y rose and said:
" | must AK. In consequence OF the peculiar cir
-tances Of this case, that the amount OF
bail IN this case be- Increased. We have doubt
whether the amount OF bail required IL sufficient to
the attendance OF the defendant There Is
why every precauton should bo taken The present bail
$4,000"
k.scubyman James Oliver tho defendant. counseD'
/ at such motion. made 4 request be-
fore the police justice FOR u reduction of bail. don't
why this should be treated differently from any
Mr Martine.-Thore has been no disposition to treat
this differently from others but where an assnult
aggravated this the ball should be nIed at
amount that Will secure. II possible. tho defendants
Mr Oliver desire also to have the names OF the wit
before the Grand jury indorsed on the indict
ment
l,tment As to the bail the DstrctAttorncy, acting
under his oath OF Office. that he has reason to he
III sl,. f1.l ptfa
the defendants evidence The charge is assault IN the
degree punishable with from Ave to ten years i'm
,oS re sii"a"Ss Sa ad@ a1u" OF ball 5000 ana
Mr oliver sad that he $4,000 had been deposited in
money and that good as bond for $1,000. No
reduction was made however ami snort was committed
to ag m PSn i" a%I hf rc aTS" Yra .y to-
the bar" Mrs. Dudley taken from the prisoners
pen in the custody OF an officer aud accompanied by her
Counsel. A. G. Butts. She wore veil over
Tho upper part OF nn.,odt her face sh and oosss WA;
much older than at the time OF her arrest Her face
flushed as she walked between files OF curious men to
You accused" said Mr. Hall. "ot assault in tho
first degree In shooting oDonovan Kos'a Are you
deeper Mr. butts said by advice Of counsel the de-
let plea Of not guilty he entered" said tho Re
corler Mrs Dudley then returned to the rear OF tho
Justu- H. schwab seated beside his counsel dur
ing these proceedings, with hi, yellow hair done
an hour and half ~ the Grand Jury had not finished
the consideration Of his case
After the Grand Jury had been discharged schwab
called plead 10 indictments for melting riot, and for
assault IN the second degree. His counsel said "
have here order Of the Supreme Court staying tho
proceedings In this case. and here serve 1t on the Dis
trict.Attorney."
Recorder smyth-You may have order to one
case here IL indictment for assault that has Just
been handed to and no judge issue order to
stay proceedings under AN Indictment that has not yet
been found
MI MARITIME made motion for increase OF the bail
from 900, and tho Recorder at ~, 300 The
lawyer made vigorous effort to prevent tho eonsder
II The the he
no action with regard to the charge Of riot directed tho
entry OF plea or not guilty the charge OF assault