276 JUDGMENT CONFIBMED. 



then at the bar, whom they should have in charge upon the said 

 indictment, and a true verdict give according to evidence, who, upon 

 their oath aforesaid, say that the said Daniel Schrumpf is guilty of 

 the misdemeanor charged in the , second count of the indictment 

 aforesaid, above alleged against him. 



And afterwards, at the same session of the said Court, the said 

 Daniel Schrumpf came in his own proper person here before the 

 Justice last above named, and moved that judgment upon the ver- 

 dict aforesaid be arrested, and thereupon the Court overruled and 

 denied the same. 



And upon this it is demanded of the said Daniel Schrumpf, 

 whether he hath or knoweth anything to say wherefore said Justice 

 here ought not, upon the premises and verdict aforesaid, to proceed 

 to judgment against him, who nothing further saith, unless as before 

 lie has said. Whereupon all and singular the premises being seen, 

 and by the same Justice here fully understood, it is considered, 

 ordered, and adjudged by the said Justice that the said Daniel 

 Schrumpf, for the misdemeanor aforesaid, be imprisoned in the city 

 prison of the City of New York for the term of ten days, and pay a 

 fine of two hundred and fifty dollars, and to stand committed until 

 said fine be paid. 



BENJ. K PHELPS, 



District Attorney. 



Judgment signed this 6th ) 

 day of March, 1877. [ 



JOSH. SUTHERLAND, 



City Judge. 



[Judgment affirmed by the General Term of the Supreme Court, 

 First Department, April Term, 1878. See 14 Hun E. (S. C. E., 21), 

 p. 10.] 



