The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
ry..JlSTICE WHITE FREE.
,rKu4y ORDERS MS RELEASE
JoD" ,pou THE IIsNI1EN7TARE
~. Three Months Sentence
Wh". ,u,r,, and the Result OF Malice
n.,r., Him on the Part or Justice Nc.
rbr story OF their Relations.


rbr story Of their Relations.
,.,,,o Irstice Robert I. White Of larry
.,t,. va, sentenced on Thursday to three
oW'' in fine kingscountypc by his
h''., /, office. Police Justice McCutchen.
,onscd last night on an order from JUS
Na' n,t,,,n of the Supreme Court DIR. L. V.
nce ,n,a,t currcnn and Frank Wyie. accom-
hot he other friends OF eX-Justice White.
ro,rv,own yesterday afternoon armed
e ,,. ,ho rapers, and proceeded to the reni-
WILL WV rbcr, Warden Hayes released the
prisoner. N,c,,,,,or ro,.r totbe
os or. Of painful necessity. Others in
..tovn characterize it as little short OF an
',,.ce These latter declare that Justice
"'r,,.bsn was actuated by malice and re-
venge ". whit, ,r,s po,;oo
,.,.,,. be fined McCutchcn's stepson. Rob-
W. cromer. SO for disordorly conduct. and at
a.. t,uo N.Cutchen is said to have made no
. ", to conceal his dissatisfaction.
pnhert +. White has been for twenty years
=, more one Of tho leading men in Tnrrytown.
=. addition 10 his Office of Police Justice.
-brb no held for four years preceding last
March. ho was twice member OF the EXCISE
poard and for one term its treasurer He was
an apprniser of the a1uednct. and director OF
ths Young Mems Lyceum besides being a
,rst.e or director in many other CORPORATIONS
ofthe town. He recently was one OF the wit
ncsses in the Anderson will casc.
For moro than twenty years he has been In
ro' NV, ro,i ost.to husincss with
the insura'c" .," NJ i."' $500 whan Il. Not
an office Mt 300 Main street. Mhen ne nrst
went to Tarrytown with his VIII" and family.
Mia father. in.law. Mr.. Dixon. who was man
al hi tbe two
w.t., y, nartnsrshir.
mus ,;.o,s hoJ hoooma largo md
After the business nau become larse anu
p psorIS MI Of Mr. Dixons money. MIR. White
s sen" ~ carried on tho business. and until
recently he was more than fairly successful.
Ear ,he last year or two. however. when he
~, W, arinkine heavily, he has been allowing
Ms business to fall into neglect. and since
tn. arF' . not t ts his at
AL His ofllcc rent is SIS month. and on
ono occasion last spring, whom he became sew
era months in arrears, Paul A; Weber; news news
. ias as e GO. aisp0ss,sssss warrant ri
but M " tie Paa Iae was eo served He
made made no payments after that. and after expos.
tuIating with him Weber got dispossess pa
gss from Justice NJ pos last
With Instructions to turn Mr.. White out
When Chief N9sstter went vent. to Mr. Whites
day Mr.. White was not there and the office
was locked The policemen broke in through
the back door and dumped out on the sidewalk
the other articles Of furniture. Weber braced
Stat against the front door on tho inside to
prevent its % being entered; and then closed the
the station house and Weber returned to his
new store. ,. NJ Witt. , -
Late In the afternoon Mr. White: WHO was
y,Ec t. his office saw his effects piled on the
sidewalk. and unlocking his office door. forced
i open. breaking the STAT as ne did SO; Thsn
what he meant BY throwing his things on the
sidewalk that way. MT.
what 1t means" said Weber; land you can't
stay In this store either You'd better get out
and L., 70 home" Ar, u,,. .,,u
III do no such thing said Mr.. White. III
stsy here as long as choose: | have had thnt
y the rent in shat gt did
You get out Of this store and go home
mrs Mrs Weber BERN, meanwhile. fearing that some
ling was gong 70 happen, ran out 70 me no-
sitter When he arrived Mr.: White was
quietly reading a paper Chief NoSsit-
ttoleaye the store. and Mr.. White finally agreed
10 60 home. chief Nossitter saw him start of
lew minutes. however. Mr.. White walked into
M T store again. Weber immediately ran
rest Mr. White
The eX-Justice offered no resistance. and he
was taken to the lookup. On Wednesday
oning he was taken before Justice Nc
Cutchen at the police court. and Weber made
complaint OF drunkenness and disorderly
ehhuuct against nm. Luter the charge was
ttmangec 70 drunkenness. .:isorderly conduct,
tnreatened assault. and criminally attempting
s Wintce En- hiS WAY into the premises nc 800 Main
alter giving the case partial hearing an
noqnced that he had another case to tend to.
ana remanded Mr. White, until the next morn
ing The eX-Justicc made IL vigorous protest.
ne denied the charges. and demanded an i'm
On Thursday morning Weber and his vito
safr !heir testimony rs to what had occurred.
slu M.her sail he had other witnesses to cor
tIpipornt. nm u necessary. Justice McCutchen
VW,u ny M mink i necessary, and he sentenced
Mr. Mm'e to three months in the Kings county
ar White protested violently and character
mea tllr rrltecdin gs as wholly illegnl. He de-
mahheI time to prepare his defence and
imim''i the right Of formal trial
w higher court. His demands were de-
hlea and IN the afternoon Chief Nossitter
man MN driven IN a close carriage to the rail-
MY station mt lrvington. SO us to spare Mr.
White humiliation and to avoid any disturb
t am"e Ina, Una, might greet his, appearance in
W w. i,hr"sls OF Iarrytown.. At Irvington Mr.
jobr ,s WAS w put IN charge Of Policeman George
Tertiary ''""''u HI" - ''' po''-
- he friends Of Mr.. White gave expression TO
Ihelr Indignation in lnmstakable language
and they Immediately set about to obtain his