The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13
Court Intelligence.

Aldermen Rich and seaman-M. c. Paterson, Esq Dis
q,raigned-On opening the court this morning. James
Honeyman alias Smith, William Parkinson, John Davis,
and James Miller alias Cupid indicted for grand larce-
n.y. brought into court and arraigned They
rally plead not guilty and remanded for trial. be-
ing charged with robbng the barge Clinton OF Pough-
keepsie of $34, 900.
Trial for Grand Larceny.-A female named Margaret
McCarty, indicted for grand larceny, having stolen
worth Ssa from Mrs Marian Phillips, of No IS Frank.
lin street in whose family the accused was employed as
a domestic, was placed upon trial There being some
doubt the minds of the jury to whether the proper
ty all taken at one time she was found guilty OF
petit larceny only court sentenced her to the pen
Tertiary for period of six months
Plea of Guiity.-Eugene Grousset indicted for an as
saut and battery upon the person OF Joseph Emerc en-
tered plea OF guilty The plea was received =. ana
the sentence OF the court
Forfeiture Of BaiL-Lousa Fisher alias iinchet, in
dicted for grand larceny in stealing $3.50 from EDWIN
lshaw Bernard Mulgan indicted for an assault and
battery with intent to kill Thomas Haohan Ann Irwin,
George Sims and Christopher Humphrey severslly in.
dicod for assaults and battery called to trial and
falling to appear their respective recognzances were
declared forfeited.
Triad for Keeping DiSorderty House-James McSiar-
was then tried for keeping dsordery house at
Thames street, where gaming was permitted, and money
won and lost. A number OF witnesses were examined,
who testified that games we're played but it was not
deemed sufficient to identity and prove the fact that 1t
came under the denomination of a common gambling
house, defined by the Revised Statutes The jury
cordngly acquitted the accused On the rendition Of
the verdict, person in the made loud demon.
stration Of Joy He brought before the bench and
committed TO prison for wenyiour hours for contempt
Of court
Trai for Recsicing Stolen Goods-John Coyle indct-
ed for receiving about $40 worth of property knowing
the to have been stolen then placed upon his
trial The property, which consisted OF watch and
chain, stolen from Mr.. T. q. Stout the Goth OF
April The watch found in possession OF the pri-
soner who keeps stand in Chatham street having been
sold to him by the thief for ST. Several witnesses
called on the part of the defence, who testified to the
good character of Coe and as the evidence adduced
the part of the people had not shown that he
the properly having been stolen, the jury acquitted
him.
the Rev Charles j. Hopkins No. IS Allen street the
night OF the 4h of June last and stealing quantity OF
silver In this the evidence adduced not be-
ing deemed sufficient to warrant verdict OF guilty the
jury acquitted him.
indictment for grand larceny, in having the 9Th OF
June last stolen watch worth S35 from Parick Duyan
gan TESTIFIED that the watch taken from him while
laborng under the influence of liquor. Officer Gardiner
testified that he found the watch IN the wood house o.
No % Cross street. and that the prisoner claimed a.
his property alleging that he had purchasedt The jury
found the prisoner guilty Of petit larceny only and h'
court sentenced him the Penitentiary for months
The Court then adjourned until Monday morning ext
Superior Court.
Before Judge Oakley,
! SEPT. 12-Frederick HewiH VS.. alexander Riddbocl
and Charles Ridabock-The Jury in this case already
noticed rendered sealed verdict for plaintiff OF $3.50 da
images and cents costs.
James Nc Cormock vs. Emanuel b. Pike-siandsr.--
/
Orange street where the parties had the alteration in
which the alleged Islander was uttered Plaintiff is
vender OF old clothes. and short time since had dis
pute with the defendant, who abused him. Defendant
in retaliation called plaintiff "a damned thief" and alst
said he had two stolen coats in his store No justfca
ton being offered the jury rendered verdict ior plain
! tiff cents damages and cents costs. For plaintiff
| Messrs. p Mulvey and Bryan. For defendant q. w
| Stevens.
John a. Miderberger VS.. W. W. Ererts.-This was an
action Of assumps brought to recover one quarters
rent Of house No Is Mot. street, due LIST May lsl3
The defence set up payment 1t appeared that de
PENDANT hired the premises of plaintiff for one year from
May 1912 to May lS43 and not taking possession himself
| underlet them to party named Leander Brown, whs
paid the plaintiff. About May, a. Brown paid tc
plaintiff check for SIP 80, being the amount OF thu
The check was dated May 9th, but there was no proc
that it presented at the bank although it wa
! admitted that there funds in the bank to tn
credit OF the drawers oil the check they having
nsolvent The plaintiff seeks to recover on the groun
that the check was of value, and the original tenan
| was liable Verdict for defendant The Court also az
journed tribute Of respect to the memory OF Judg
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