The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-01-11
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Larcenics and EurglarieS--A RcvengefuI Coz
I0red Woman Sent to the Stutc Prison for
Larceny.
Before Cunning s. Bedford, Jr, City Judge
Shortly after the court was opened yesterday the
Grand Jury brought In q large number OF indict-
nicae for robbery, burglary and grand larceny.
Assistant District Attorneys Fellows and Blunt con-
Quoted the prosecution AMI In conjunction with
Judge Bedford, disposed OF very large calendar Of
cases with UNUSUAL promptness ana efficiency. 20
1 SENTENCED,
William D. Cooley nlsa!ee. guilty to grand larceny
In stealing set OF harness and, par OF blankets
OF William yanhise.
Harriet Scott VINO on the oath Of December stole
fifty dollars In money from George Barrciter pleaded
guilty to an attempt at grand larceny.
for oae year. eH1
William stetson was CHARGED with bnrglaYously
entering the premises OF Andrew Lmberg No. 8
PECK slip on the Goth OF december and stealing
guilty 10 burglary In the third DEGREE ana a. Was sem
telced TO the state Prison for two years.
George Miller was charged wtifsteaiing ten brack-
cts the 18th OF December, valued at forty dollars
the property Of Carl WINTER Hc pleaded guilty TO
an attempt at grand larceny and was remanded TIL
WHAT IT AMOUNTED To--A FIT SUBJECT FOR THE
STATE PRISON. "a
John Sheylln was indicted for burglariously enter.
ing the stable OF IRWIN, Murphy 4 Co.. 3si South
street, on the hight or the 6tn OF November. lie
pleaced guilty to an attempt aud was arragned for
The Judge asked him If he had ever been arrested.
to which the prisoner replied yes f9r drunkenness.
man, ana locked up for fourteen daysW
The prisoner cooy replied. ~ did not think that
amounted 10 auything.n
.lli tell you what It amounts tor rejoined Judge
ba 5w ye ae " Tine oss s a rf a You a
my duty TO put0ut OF the way" &C
~ SENT TO THE REk0RNAToRY
Catherine O'COnnell, an unfortunate woman, was
n m I'M utlUn
tue 2sth or December from sailor named Joan
johnson, In dsreputable mousse In Catherine street.
she was convicted OF petty larceny and recOmmended
to the mercy o. the court. The Judge sent her TO
the Catholic ReormntOry.
A REvENGEFUL WOMAN
Mary Hawkins was tried and convicted OF steal
Bayard street, on the ath OF December. The com.
pit.lnant TESTIFIED that ne caught her IN DIS room
with the property Oh her AIM. The prisoner was
utterance to violent EXPLANATIONS MIR. Cr0thers
called IN an 0flcer, whom she fought on the way TO
station house, stating that the authorities could
not send her up more tnan SIX months. She went
on the stand aud denied the testimony for the pro-
securion. The jury promptly rendered verdict OF
guilty. When 8rraigned f0r sentence she exhibited
intense passion lii her looks and gestures. she sad
II Will have my revenge on the officer n it IL twenty
Pears. !! Will jump on his mutton Ike crow on
Judge Bedford sentenced her to the state Prison
for i've years. ,H&E
The following is the calendar for to-day:--The
The People vs.. Thomas Connolly John O'Nei and
William Lyons, robbery; Mathew McAIeay, Fatrick
Quinn, James Barnes, Michael Mnllen john Wag.
Ian jacob ,s,'oh Mss wsm sO 0bsn and Patrick
Welsh, Daniel DonOhue, Michael Boyle. Thomas
Murray, Wilnam Ovens, John McMahon,, Michael
shannon, te.vr Loye aud William Jackson, bur-
glary; Jcln NcsOn, forgery; Thomas u. Baker,
Thomas J. Radciiie PatricR Rooney Isaac stevens
John Muller, James O'Connor, Mary Brown Michael
Carroll, Marks Michael, Alice Butter ana Maria
Lyons grand larceny; John 8. Stephenson, larceny
FROM the person.