Judge — April 29, 1882 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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Loney snmp {To applicant iho persists in callong To day is Thurstay, and Pm very bey, Suppose all nect Thursday, aud then TU tell you when (Beit kind of prrled. to call again, THE JUDGE. THEATRICAL BRIEFS. an onder of reference to me in the cross action of Le Moss, etal, vs, Jean Heur to recover the sum of $15,000 for dam: sald Wallack, M ts of the defendant, the sail Browz Henri 1 Theodore M by the plai haw ne vs, Lester Wallack, pver the sum of $30,000 f defendants, Wallaek, Seau Henri i upon said: plaintitf, opening by connse iifs, testitied as follows re Moss being sworn for pla: of Wa tracted to the gate March 1th by and the Tam nomin asurer, bat in reality the k's Theater f the theat ciate manayer My attention was in un altercation between the defendant Defendant was a uly visthle for the ug and other ich be had in kee of tr throw suits of cloth rf demurnad to letting ie 4, Uhre with two 6 four hats, veral pairs of shoes, six umbrellas, f s, eg nd a all the world like My door-keey ang man ont He broker's shop. in putting the y followel he wet oa juantity of other personal ellects 1 peripatetic pawn: called me to nthe sustained a few but none and str bruises and seratebes, Tam sure, of any avity Cross-examined.—T am not the of the theater, That is Uh Wallack, who is kept in tra ) usually in my office upstairs v 1 never know of nothing that occurred to justify the you in kicking up such a disturbance. My reputa that of an extremely 3 ared person John Lester Wall Tam an ac tion of the row the otha keepal a1 some dooeidly rum t hh may be in court, but Learn't recognize him, The fact is, E nevah allow myself to be interested in anything 40 caddish as a row all that sort of thins to Mc ning, all en a row Comes On, and ydown-stairs until it is safely over. [ ack, sworn for the defense, testified feeble recolle faney [saw t myself to ly cleval fellah of that sort to him, Cross-exami athal undalt the impression that Lam the ownal of Wallack’s The tit would be a hori finding it out, 1 couldn't pals Uh in thisaction is the fellal {see 40 many fellahs inva day whom I don't re= ing that it would be a frightful bore anid identify this fella as the othalt fella, Te that sort of th such a doocid s cley embah that we fellah’s caddish bel Case closed for Defendant ay, B34. Jean Henri Brougtine, sworn for defendant, testified as follows: bored by the and I leave ev sweah whe memb "Pon my word, 1 carn’t nod any actual d viah jntitts. by counsel, James W. Ridge- Tam the defendant in this ease. Lama stock-broker in the Open Board. The cir matances of this case On the 24thof:Fobruary | attendet a perform: nce at the Standard Theater of “Pati 1 was ompanied by adady?” In my pocket-book I had $11 ad Supper. When [ entered the Standant iBformed that it was necessary to d &e., in the k-room of the theater, er suelrinfor ndant Th my neck-handke circular and her ‘rub went to the cloak-room ne room of the hief, my overshoes, the lady's nee T The perl 1 my cheek, man in the eloak-room thereupon demanded the pay | official ** bouncer” | department of Me. Arthar | year round. [| 8 by this | } THE WAY BELT KOUQUETS MAY BE EXPECTED TO BE WORN SOON for the bs kel him indignantly and he handed me this r EB [Memorandum pros hibit A. ed, marked Maniker Pr. Over Circular, Pr. Overshoes (ta to pay the bill, and denounced it as extor- After an awfal row, in which xtreme. ne otf victorious, Uk $ compromised by iny payment of $1.50 trouble th Youth,” So, instead of leavi It was in con: this t when 1 went to Wal 1 determined in k's Theater to s raving c 1 the m, E carried them int ater with me sisted of an ulster overcoat, pair of rabbers. It ia true that the over twas a trifle bulky, but the other things took op little room. On attempting to pass th heeper, Ewa Isedl by hhim and told to stand aside Of course, I dk on which Mr. M his coat handed his hat to a iu first-class prize-tl whero I was, 1 hud lan across the street, and. the an ambulance. 1 got 0 bat I have never be since I receiver it a hat, an utn- very door: ned, u threw off usher, and came at me Before 1 knew White Elephat had telegraphed for blow from Me. Mo: the size of my he style, y on a sure « s-oxatmined. «-My As amember of ou » Frenchify my ama Brown. al aristoc original patronymic er as possible na little extra in size My overshoes may ut L will swear that My ulster is ly heavy one, and my cane is medium ore than 16 inches hy 3. ndant closet nidant, on the tii failed to show dama act. Cross snit opened. by matual consent uni that plain es sustained by defendant’ Judgment for plainti‘l, in the sum of defendant Moss. a able after the theater to be exelu permit depar ely edited by Arthur Wallac Esq, All of which is respectfully sutmit