The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-09
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Mary BrusAn who Was indicted for stealing diamond
breast PIN valued = $500 and oo0o In money from Mr.
pleaded guilty. q charge sS ie Ss employ
the complainant e servant and when accused Of the
theft, admitted her guilt
THE OCCUPANTS IN TIE COUNTRY.
James Fay alias James Kelley and John williams,
guilty. . Il sd n that osss FSs1
were charged with efsctng an entrance into the dwell
ing house Of Charles b Moore, Ma. East Sixteenth
street. the 18th OF July by cutting OF the panels
Of the doors who the occupants were temporarily alb.
sent In the country.
Prison for the term Of Ave years at hard labor.
Charles Baker and William Dunmore were Arraig ned
on similar charge TO the above, being indicted for bur-
gariousy entering tho residence Of H0rato H. Whitten
No. 252 West Thirtysixth street. the 1lth OF July
while the and his family vera out Of town. The
burglars TO 90 up the steps and ring the door
beh and after effected an entrance by Of
false keys Information given to tho officers, who
proceeded without delay TO tho house, which they
surrounded TO prevent any attempt TO escape.
About 500 worth Of clothing was packed up in
valise ready for removal when the operations OF the
thieves inside were interrupted by the entrance OF the
policemen, who arrested them. They wii be sentenced
to-day.
John shelly and James Gallagher, who were indicted
r is term for rape. were placed At the bar The Dis
trict Attorney remarked The Court that the prisoners
at the March term pleaded guilty TO petty larceny from
the person, they having been indicted for robbery
From certain statements then made the presiding Judge
was induced TO suspend Judgment, Of action
which enables the magistrate at any time II the lenency
Of the Court IS aba Ell, 10 pass sentence tho original
charge Mr. Hall moved for sentence on the former in
dictmen and the Recorder sent each Of the young
TO tire tate Prison for two years and months.
similar penalty was inflicted upon John Brady, who
was Jointly indicted with named Fitzpatrick, for
breaking Into the store OF Joseph Cohen 8s5 Grand
street on the night OF the 3Ist Of July. Over
$500 worth OF j,weIry was packed up in
bundles ready 10 be removed but fortunately the bur-
glars were disturbed before they had time decap with
their booty.
Eliza Wilson, who :. stole sos from Teresa
Brant, on tina 1fth OF July, while she max
ing purchases in Clinton market pleaded guilty TO
attempt at larceny and was sent 10 the state Prison Tor
two years
James Hofinre alias James Hines clerk In tho ON.
poy OF Charles X Covert. 952 Broadway, indicted
for stealing a check and money-S20o III ali.
he Pleaded guilty TO an attempt, and, Ia view Of
his previous good Character the Court imp sed leuien
aenence--vn: one years imprisonment in the state
Prison.
Morris Jacobs, who forged an order upon Soloman
Well for five gross OF penci pleaded guilty 70 agery
IN Che fourth degree. In consequence oil his you bud
other mitigating circumstances be to the pen-
Tertiary for ono year.
Mi hazel Matoney pleaded guilty TO stealing silver
watch, worth $50 from Charles Keller, on the
10th OF July, aud was sent 10 the penitentlary for
six months
Frank Blockeg, charged with stealing three pieces Of
clot, from George ID. Happy, TAO Broadway, the I'd
Of June pleaded guilty. aud was rcanded for sentence