The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-22

tan names before that day first the younger at
Cross examined don't TO say that the Jones's
were in the custody Of Goddard he merely with
them In Baltimore
At half past three o'clock the Court adjourned ito ten
a NJ this day,
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Barr and Boyce
JAS l9.-.4nottr Band of Juvenile BTglars-House
ktpirg and Ro,tsejreaking The number Of boys
continually convicted OF various degrees of burglary in
this city, is alarming and extraordinary one OF the
cases tried to- day exhibited organized band consist
ing of i've members, the eldest of whom but IS,
living together, and doubt carryipg extensive
business in this line Richard Malone, IS, James Ma.
lone Is or Ia Levi Doan, 16 William Lee 49, and James
ninth Il years Of sge Indicted gether enter
ing the store OF Mr. Ernest Greenfield, No l02 Eighth
avenue on the afternoon evening of Sunday the 2st
Dec and alipg 500 ia bank bills and s2 81 in
CON- silver watch valued *lo and pistol valued SIS
Mir. Greenfield proved that the premises had been
broken opon by of chiess and pick locks and the
property, SIS desc, ioed taken After the robbery
knife had been found, which recognized belong
ing to Richard Malone who had left the prosecutors
serycetwo days before Following up this clue, officer
Bell the day four the prisoners altogether
keeping house at 1904 Greenwich street. where they had
hired room In the floor kind Of trap door had been
cut and under this found of the property
coin some burglars tools consisting of Ratchet pick
LOCKS &c and masons plumb, tied up clung shot
On Lee was found Mr. Greenfelds pocket book and on
theelder Malone 500 in bills and the pistol The others
had money supposed to he portion Of that stolen
The Malones pleaded guilty out Levi Doan was dis
charged some friends undertaking to take Of him
and hat he would be sent to The District Attorney
upon trial but there being not hing impicate them
directly in the robbery they acquitted Judge
each IN the State prison Here were i've boys house.
keeping and doubt house breaking together asso-
ciaied for the purpose and provided with burglars
tools skifuly concealed There little hope of them.
and the Court did not feel authorized to give them
the smallest punishment, but still would not SEN
tence them to the fullest extent. Their conduct
Shove them to be wantonly aud prenedltatedy bad
lie b6d never known burr l6r over so years Of age;
they generally found out by law vhen between
md rhswG m n and theiy day
stste pri,on II they conducted themselves well the
keepers Interest themselves foc them to have them
Transferred 70 the House OF 6efuge In the lie.
AID NTH be thought thu verdict right. but ne had
20 Doubt tbsy were AL COM eced tina. this
leoDiy bur gary committed by their 90 or the city
they rttufn'a to their crimes and eunsic.
cd WHILE WAS 81 the bench as the court hai sknox
ledge ftler chaTscrefs trey would no SYM
rathy, but be PUZZLED to he full extent
"T1e Bho4." IL. Mr. Tens Ere -. John Buckley
john RogerP snd Michael Moody indicted for riot
The night Of the 3lt December last by gon e with
sCnne nifty Others. upwards, the Cafe kepuo
Nque conner 81 broaG way md White street taking
poefss,on % pbe establishment by storm aud damaging
considerable quantity Of property to terror OF
poltietcr Mir Paliuo sni every ore ia the vicinity.
MI Ferdinand :almo described the attack made
Aoout hsif past elsy,n O'Clock he had retired to
TIE Kitchen 81. business and the waiter
shutirg up. when the latter called him out and
he fond the saloon I'LL d with nearly q hundred per-
who nil seemed actirg in concert smashing glass
ard conducting themselves most riotou4ly. They
called cut TO him that they wanted drinks and he for
peace begged them to back and he would treat
them they howeye swept away all the pastry out of
the case ana he could do nothing till the officers
Such the confusion he could not recognize the pri
sopeTs Officer Bell sad when be and other officers
went in he saw between fifty and hundred there
armed with clubs and the defendant Rogers break
ing the glass with his fst that he arrested him and the
crowd attempted to him. he appeared to be SOBER
be would not cell him drunk at all lie the other
two there but not until they arrested There
several gangs out that night Of about hundred each
and be heard them addressing each other they
In such phrases what did you get'' Il didn't get
anything but pie" They were sttracted to Mr. Pal
Q thprM
depossd that he arrested Buckley he making his
way out They appeared to be all in company together
Officer Norris (notin attendance now had Moody ia
tody For the def. it alleged that Moody
in their company but there quarter before
several we're call who testified to his good aud usually
quiet orderly character Buckieys character was also
support 81 his mother and sisters The jury found them
severay guilty. and Rogers, who seemed to have been
leader ard was found in the act Of breaking tire glass
sentenced to 60 DAYS longer confinement in the City
Prison and the others to 10 days each
.acq.ttted--James Cragan and John Kesrns 1.-TWO
young boys) indicted for burglary and stealing
goods from the store Of Mr. Dolan clother in the
Bowery, the morning Of Christmas day, at early
hour. Against Kearns there testimony, and Ora.
parcel and conveyed the things to where he going
work He received excellent character, and his
father mother and brother proved that he on
that moi nng usual to bis work The jury immediate
ly aeq uitted both the accused.
.anotSer-Csrl Wolf. Ludwig Biurle, and Christian
Teubner charged with stealing from Ere Lo
rspzo watch and two rings. and some money SC on
Thanksgiving day Last Off bad been used before tho
Grand jury ns witness, and was rendered again but
rejected by the Court without argument a. no nole
pros],t lad be, entered Mr. McGay for the defener
eontepded there evidence against Teubne., and
the chsf5e as against Burs only amounted TO petit
larceny nothing but the watch and rings having been
traced to him The Court CONQUERED In this view and
aveItct was returned accordingly a nol'e pyossr
entered to tie indictment sgain.t Wolf, aud vas
discharged EiuYle was sentenced to six months iui.
prisonment in the peniteutisry.
PIT LUcay-Joseph Murphy and John Toner, two
kqusre where one Of them had worked clocks and
scme gold leaf books They had admitted in their ex
animation taking the property but the Court thought
might fairly be taken Of petit larceny and the
District Attorney concurripg verdict for that offence
In the PenitentaTy.
PLEADED GiYty-John Francois Choiseul pleaded
r % 's rs on Sa s s'P T
last and was sentenced to two years imprisonment in
the state pri.on.
Lld 10 bail William Inglis who stands charged with
obtaining tho usand dollars der false pretence and
has been arrested on bench warrant, entered into
term, ana was released from custody
JAW. 20 ---.9cq,9tfei-" an their orn Way flames
bilieIsne who stood charged with rohhipg Bridget
Leonard Of s25 on the ga OF November last and had
been bsiled, placed trial. The prosecutrix
rot IN attendance but her affidavit read by consent
which simply that she lost the money and found it
in the prisoners possession Catherine McGowsn, a
witness tor the defence threw quite another light on
tie suhJece. Mira Leonard who was not disciple Of
Father mathew, hsd entered the rosm IL a house in
Muhry street where the HitneFs and Jeues both were;
TIE latter eit0pB down. ard commenced counting har
uoItt ard MI sing some, Nis charged the dsiendant
Win having IT. snc insisted seaTchng him lie de-
MED it ana iutm tied according 70 the wltueas ac
courts, rather diigent mi seasoblng exs mnation,
n tie ctur'e q ghieh nothing discovered, and the
lostcG.fiA tten ~ cGnoae ana found tie missing pro-
Yrtty ~ bcr own bed. ne deferdau; did not move.
CgUtfel y dcsndsnt had to1e wineries to charas-
ter III d,d hot think u necessary to ca them Tho
Iisfct Attorney do not bnt that they had It all
their WY, AID the Court concurrieg, James was
Immediately acquitted
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