The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-06

Mary Murphy.

Sealed and delivered
in the presence of
"Ebcnezer r. Burling, Mary Murphy:
cath. sherman, Robert Smith"
Another OF those documents, showing that
Alexander Stewart OF Ballycastle, In the county
OF Antrim. was apprenticed to Mr.. John Garfield
to learn the trade and mystery of q carpenter,
MANY OF the apprenticeship papers found in
the Tombs bear English and Irish seals.
ordering Phineas Barton to remove forthwith
from the premises, " Duane street. owned by
f frnm ihs HbS uiIGins n oar or Ss:ore ef May !. !: is9 @Se or
show cause at the police Office In tho City Hall.
,m 0ns Fl the se dSe Sstars Ja is thg DE sei Ia M H1 tan eS,
Janus, 20 years old. is charged with refusing to
marry Mary Rafferty,. 20 years old. In her
The said Ebenezer came to my mothers
house in tho spring Of the year, and came two
the summer. He did say 10 me, deponent. these
shuoI forth mH III t ioar burns sEHs n nrs soul. and Sdi'fif ! You
do mot promise me while ! kneel before that I
only, you shall we'd. I shall this night pass from
the said Ebenezer did produce n knife. where;
upon said deponent said: shall marry you.'
and said Ebenezer kissed said deponent., and
said Ebenezer said: We shall be married on
s stb dag Of se Ia NIB et the sSil E Has 'd did 'n not
appear. when said deponent waited then and
now for said Ebenezer.'
The disposition made Of the case was shown
in a marriage certificate attached to tho papers
| dated i've days after the hearing before Justice
De La Montag9e. II the bride is still living she
Looking over the of more recent
date. john OConner, tho foreman OF the gang Of
lowing:
"City OF New York, IS.
William Launder, brought up and examined.
and three CT iidrenl in England; left England for
this place, where himself and wife arrived In
oh sGf sa tiseS bask fg gsst ssm aeOP her re' w ySf 81 letters Aasn to
Mr.. Emmett in order to recover an estnte which
was lst, e him and Others; first went to liSs
put Of his STasss; 40 then RsPa wen. ,! and
book shop; left that and kept a billiard table In
about the latter part Of July last. and now
lodges in Catharine street at Harrison's, NO. 40.
H H. ise Rs RPllso s%s s seitsinEs a AND %os aos ssr his { r ii9iIe
about three or four dollars a week Just as no
are in pledge at stevenson's In Chatham
Division street, and has six men in his employ.
There is no particular agreement between tho
ployed there ill he can get remittance from his
mother In England and then return there, Mr..
Wilson furnishes Mr., khowlton o. broadway,
a willow basket and toy shop keeper. with
showing the work is kept by deponent. Wilson
/ ~ bCAEtGl1 III hlS hhilO
"Tsaen 90: Oct. 1897.
Abraham Wakenting.
This man 70 "a supposed forger. Discharged
from custody
Here is another sample Of court examinations
which showed that in the twenties 1t was
dangerous for an out-of-town resident to gel
into New York:
"City OF New York. IS.
"Charles Armstrong. brought up with a large
S %ornims q bs ftsss d RSFifis sfy IN i ths 6 hs e ; M Ia tesi
for thirteen shillings from q man. Ia % years
Of age: Works in Jersey and lives there. BUS,
Taken down this 22d oct'F. 1927. II
The in~dorsement on the papers shows that the
pork had been committed to the Brldsweii,
Here Is the Endorsement:
NY.
Charlie. Armstrong. o., 40,
Oct. 23-Pprk sent to Bridewell.
Oct. 2o-Discharged-c.
Here are two peculiar athdavits picked up II
the Tonlbs cellar:
City Of New York. IS.
Jacob hudson. a elacs: Of iaT apthony street 6ein!
Saturday afternoon. a black woman who said he
i Ps,RS was sl susan a basket asked t = shawl It a asPS q Ssd 70 q t' asSd
nent'S home for y little while and she would cali AM
i pspo tssp s Sfyi n s%d . sssS i the w .aid fp snsa To E siaos. O. sa'
have brought tho articles to the police omee. Hevs
sworn tlis asd JACOB Z HUDSON.
Octr, 1897 mark.
j. Hopson.
Susan Smith. now living with Mrs.. CaAAdG next /
Nj. Bunker in broadway, being duly sworn, saysi
glass, q basket, = shawl, and . bed Is her property
and that she left them at the house OF Hudson. ~
Anthony. and the receipt OF the Same Ia hereby ~
know edged.
Sworn 2Sth Oct. 1927. J. HoPsoN.
j. Hopson also acknowledged tho affidavit c
Waterman orhell, who swore that ono Davi
Peck did on Oct. 20 lead a cow through tn
Bowery and sassed" said Waterman for Rskin
said David where he was going with the Gov
Said wAtChmsn arrested said David for bsin
"RAsEY,"