The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-19

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Before the Recorder and Aldermen Kelly and Morgan
Ars'L lS-Sentenee II an az s6sndr-Norman Daglcy,
VINO has frequently been before Court charges Of
receiving money stolen by women, this morning.
was stolen from Alexander Montarv st the Darcy
House, Jersey City, on the I'd Of March, last man
nsa Sorman was charged with the theft but
tanned Norman States evidence 10 BE- used arans him
Bagley concluded not to stand trial he pleaded guilty
TO the Indictment and was sentenced the state prison
for four years.
n hgl-6ageyed Ba,beyAn nncc mi. annssrro vonn,
man, indicted under the name OF William Lewis, Snis
real we learn Luce called take his trial
on charge Of grand larceD in stealing watch worth
500 from Mr. Frederick Rechard, of 81 Clinton Place
under the following circumstances The prisoner was
hair dresser in the employ Of Mr. CHM, in Broadway
opposite Delmoncoss hotel On the 18th Of March, Mr.
Rechard went TO Mr. Gfns establishment, to have his
hair dressed The prisoner waited him, and took OF
not only his superuous hair but his watch, which he
TO remove 50 adro ~ to attract no attention
Mr. Rcchard discovered his loss shortly after he left ths
shop he therefore returned and asked the prisoner
about the watch Lewis denied all knowledge OF it, and
Mr. X Immediately applied to eS-offcer Relyca, who
went forthwith to Mr. Gfin. and informed him Of the
circumstances under which Mr. H. lost his property Mr.
G. instituted search which resulted in the discovery Of
the watch, in the bed occupied by Lewis lie there
fore taken into custody anu the facts
prisoner was found guilty and sentenced TO the state
| Prison for two years
The John Taylor. to whom reference made in
Sessions Report Of yesterday. having been robbed
Of $3.50 at % West Broadway resides at Sewburg
village on the North River, in that vicinity.
ArRu IL Theft Of Carriage Springs Two men named
David Strait and John Johnson indicted for
grand larceny in stealing number Of carriage springs,
the property Of VIM Hartman Of Broome street. The
prisoners pleaded guilty to petit larceny stating that
took it they said in fun The court did
TO think the prisoners thieves, and therefore
ccptcd the plea Of petit larceny and suspended judgment
Stealing Money-Cieorge Glassenbcrgh young German
who could with difficulty speak English pleaded guilty
bank notes and gold coin from John Phillips OF 70 l50s
Greenwich street Part Of the money was found on the
prisoner who confessed his guilt The court sentenced
him to the state prison for three years.
burglary and Grand Larceny William Cavcnagh
placed at the bar charged with burglary and grand lar
ceny in entering the clothing store Of A. Getes, No.
about $50 worth Of properly consisting Of
and articles of clothing The prisoner by po
hood Of Mr. Gettes' store. and epost bundle there
and make of again. The policeman examined the
bundle, and found that it contained handkerchicfs.
lie took II away, but on consulting with another
officer it was concluded TO replace the bundle
where left and await the return Of the person who
placed there The officers had just completed their
arrangements when the prisoner approached in great
haste gathered up the handkerchief and making
when Of the policemen hailed him and asked him
what he had He replied that he did not know; IL
something he had just hit His foot against and picked
il up il was nothing he said that belonged to him OF
the last fact the officer well satisfied and 80 took the
prisoner and property into custody and conveyed them
to the Third ward station house where the property was
claimed by Mr. Gettes Tho prisoner stouty denied
the theft but he could give reasonable account OF
his possession Of the handkerchief the jury found him
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the country but about four months.
R.corder-Did you intend to become citizen!
Prisoncr-Ycs sir.
Recorder-And in four months after you arrived you
engaged in burglary. Now, such people as you who
country to enjoy the benefit Of free nsstu
tons 10 think that freedom consists in setting the
laws at defiance The only way therefore, to convince
you that have laws which must BE- obeyed is to make
feel the effect Of breaking them The sentence OF the
Court is that you be imprisoned in the State pso at
Sing Sing at hard labor. for four years.
Store Beating-Blo'ring up Safe.-Two men named
John illiams and Henry smith placed at the bar,
charged with feonously entering the wholesale grocery
store Of Messrs Ager Brother Of Dey and West
streets the night Of the 10th Of March, and stealing
thcrsrom sos in bank bills. draft for 800 check
for $50 and about 81 - in small change Mr.. Seneca
Ager testified that the morning Of the 10th Or 'h o
March he found his store In charge Of policemen who in
formed him that 1t had been broken open during the
night previous. On going into the store Mr.. 4. dis
covered that his iron safe had been blown open by the
Of The outer door Of the sal. had been
blown entirely of and had apparently been thr up
through the ceiling and fallen again upon the The
inner door upon which complicated lock, also
destroyed and thus gained to the valuatcs which
the safe contained According to the testimony it az
AIRED that at about Il O'Clock the night OF the 10th
Of March Mr. Walling private watchnan In The nc!Eb
borhocd Of Mr. Ayers, heard crealdng noise, as II
made by the opening of door and presently hr the
prisoners going towards the dock lie immc lately cried
thief and made after them They took ~ their
heels but III counter drections-one going ~ Dcy
street and the other starting of down town. " ayin;
the Of stop thief several officers the a,crt,
and the prisoners were hoth secured ''rc they had
far Williams had some Of Mr. Ayers rropc,ty
his person when arrested; he Therefore pleaded ilty;
and being put the Ttand that Smith not
with him. Tn. proof. however, was, that ~hrn smith
arrested his hands b.Smca-cd with gunpowier
and he had the odor Of that combutibe material IN his
clothes about his person degree that
ractcd the att ntin II the officers IL police; there
also found where he arrested che ~, ~h,cb
Mr. Alger coenxed and identified that had been
removed from his store. The prisoner a hard
when ovcriakcn by the officers All the crcu
combining against him. the jury, without leaving their
seats returned verdict 81 guilt, Of grand larceny
against Smith. The prisoners then called up
sentence and the Recorder after ndnin,tcrip. s.vec
prson-Wliams for five years aud Smith for u'
and six months.
Ctars. II .}ssaph and Bc'fe uiii ufea "a kLA Ger
man rau,ed Frederick Bw Kicker, put trial.
charged with shooting Francis Cavenagh. with intent
kill him. the 18th II December ls; The Complainant
Caycnagh being called 10 the stand testified that b.
lived In the house with the dcnlaut If whom h..
nt.t apartments. The house the Third avcnee.
foreth street On the night q the asau'. Wines
had been out with his wifi and calling friend they
had enjoyed themselves till alb ut hsfpat clcycI When
they returned to the house and found the hin dur
locked They made siderable noisc bat the, d.d
not succeed in bringing tn. ipmstss ~ the house 10 The
door witness then procured stone. with witch h. stove
in the pannsl q the door. The stoc and brus.n pau
ncls were introduced and acknowledged ny tb~ prisoner,
The stone boulder like paving soac Iinc
inches In diamst Witness broke the i1or Ia and
mcdatcy received some shot in his right hand s.a rh
leg.
ON the part Of the defence IL was a-s.ried that when
the door was broken In Mr burrickcr bpugns II VA
the work Of burglars Ia. thcrrffc fired ~ pistol
through the aperture made in the DIR. Tn y. t.
loaded with small shot.
VT was called 20 see Gave t"stfef
that hi wounds were very slight he did c.u-,.
them at all dangerous he only hid to dress
tn, the shot small bird shot IL w
that civil suit IL now peudiug. In which ',ssnagh
claims So 900 damages The jury. therefore, ,snlrd
tina IL best for the parties to settle The MATER IN ~.
civil courts. They returned verdict Of Not Gtthy
Police Intelligence.
H,soliEg Letter. and fo gog-t,ficcr Young - ihc
Thirteenth ward. arrested on rhursd,y herman d, "a.
lam. ~ John Miller. aud woman called Mar. Va. ma,
a charge Il obtaining letter from TIA. =. a.,
directed t. Mary Is Martin NJ. u Mercer stree. ~
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