The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-08

On the 10th OF July he stole truck two horses and
3 set OF harness. valued at $500, rom Howard e.
took the property he replied that he was "'tox-
lcated" He was sent to the State Prison for three
william Rafferty,, who gave the name of Stanley
Wneh ne sought employment from Lewis c. Thomas
pleaded guilty to stealing $3.50 in money from him
on the 18th OF September 1865. The Judge said he
was bad fellow, and, Tor taxing advantage Of the
confidence imposed in him by Mr.. Thomas, q severe
sentence was imposed-viz., four years. imprison-
John ShaiIer pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand
larceny tne charge being that on the Goth OF August
ne stoe blankets and clothing valued at fifty nine
dollars from William Kellrig. He was sent to the
Penltentlary for one year.
Charles Letter, AGAINST whom were two fndict-
stealing material for six pairs Of pantaloons, valued
At tnrty three dollars, the property Of Abraham
Berkovits. HE was sentenced to Blackwell's Island
ALLEGED BIGAMY.
Wiam Clark was placed at the bar charged with
that he had great cuty IN proeSrna she attend
ance OF the first wife, who was an important wit
ness for the people. He suggested that the Court
discharge him on his own recOgniZance and have him
understand that unless he supports his rst wife
treats her kindly he Will be brought up and tried
present and had an interview with the Judge.
Judge Bedford, In passing sentence, said that he
would adopt the suggestion OF the District Attorney,
especially as the rst wife promised his Honor that
II he failed TO treat her properly she would report
his misconduct 10 the prosecuting authorities. II
would he pen IT. e
law. Clark then left the court IN company with Mrs.
Clark No. I.
A lawyer applied for the postponement Of the trial
Of client TIL Wednesday. Judge Bedford remarked
that there were $50 cases awaiting disposition by
the Court, and II counsel were not ready 10 20 on
afidavits must be made showing legal grounds for
pOstponemeDt or the trials must proceed.
William Tins was tried and convicted Of grand
larceny, he having steathily entered the apartments
OF Mrs DOnnely, corner OF Fifteenth street ana
Ninth avenue, on the 10th OF last month, and carried
was conclusive but the prisoner awaited himself Of
the provisions Of the new law and gave his version
O. the affair It was the old story. well told, viz
that the bundle was handed to him by o man In the
street. An oficer saw the prisoner secrete the bum
die IN lumber yard. Judge Bedford, In passing
sentence said that the Jury rendered proper YER
dict. Under the new statute every prisoner added
perjury to the crime of which be was guilty. His
Honor not believing word Of the prisoners state
ment, imposed the highest penalty which could be
melted out to him. which was imprisonment at hard
labor 10 the State Prison for five years.
The following s the calendar for today:-The
People vs.. Lawrence Mccoy, robbery; Same vs..
Smith and Frank Kearney, burglary; Same VS.. Louis
MOglia, receiving stolen GOODS Same vs.. Charles
Thompson, obtaining money by false pretences;
Rush. grand larceny; Same vs. Thomas Burke DO.
Same vs. Michael Murphy, do; Same Va. Mary Shan
non do; Same vs. Francis Heinrich, do; Same vs..
James Smith, do; Same VS.. Thomas Brady grand
larceny from the person; Same vs.. FREDERICK Bou.
Manu. blgamy; Same We. Daniel O'Brien, rape
Same vs. Stephen McCuddin, burglary; Same VS..
Same VS.. Frank Delmour, grand larceny; Same vs..
Ida Freeman Phebe Rose, do; Same vs. Margaret
BOnney, do; Same vs. Same, do; Same vs. Marga.
ret Harsen, do; Same vs. Ann Delaney, felonious
assault and battery; Same vs. Margaret Connolly,
do. Same w. George r. Heating. obtaining goods by
false pretences; Same w. John Hornbeck, DO; Same
vs.. Andrew j. Clarke, do: Same vs. William Lear,
assault and battery; Same vs.. Charles A. F. Detz,