The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

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pleaded guilty 10 an attempt az grand larceny, was
sent TO the state Prison for two years and six
months as t4se
John Hallesey, who was charged with assaulting
and rohblng Hugh +. Doan on the 4th OF june
was acquitted, the testimony showing that there was
an Old feud existing between the parties and that
blows were exchanged simultaneously
street on the sth Of Mss, was found not guilty. the
statement Of the complainant being insu!iiciAA 70
sns! .a. me Indictment Mr. Hunimel, who was as.
think it worth while 70 extract anything from the
Rose on the stand, and the Recorder directed the
jury to render verdict Of acquttaI M
worth Of clothing from Ellen Lawrence on the Goth
ceny. she was sent to the State Prison for two
Joseph B. Fernandez pleaded guilty to Obtaining
on the 18Th OF April $500 worth OF beef the property
ne was large shipper OF beef and that he
wished TO charter vessels as the agent of r.. r.
Sherman. he was sent to the State Prison for two
years the Recorder observing that he deducted a
year from the sentence which he would have In
cted mad the prisoner put the Court TO the trouble
Edward Kearnan, who was indicted for burglari-
ously entering the hotel of William Benner at Jones'
WORTH WORTH Sn se S o. un and stealing hr doars
mat onence. The Recorder remarked that there
were great many burgarics beng committed in
could TO punish the offenders. Kearnan was sent TO
the state Prison for five years
susan Gaunt Anne Wood and Annie Murray,
three young co0red girls were tried upon a charge
OF robblng John Z. Pascal. a Frenchman, aJ dis
reputable house in Wooster street on the 18th OF
June. The evidence OF the compla nant did not
satisfy the jury and they rendered verdict OF not
guilty.
Hochlein pleaded guilty to attempt mt grand lar
ceny He was sent to the State Prison for two years
and six months.
Frank O'Nei, Frederick Bartell and James Nc
ing forcbly enter the liquor store of Peter Brady
on tile 10th OF last month The jury took mercful
view OF the case and acquitted them. The Recorder
.G Esssos ron p M I RHsaa
Ephraim Allen, who was Jointly indicted with
engaged ia robbing william H. BeeSman. an actors
OF gold watch and chain and fifty dollars in money
was placed on trial. The complainant testified that
yted him into basement IN Wooster street to take
drink He consented, and az soon as he entered the
woman suddenly threw her arms around him while
the men robbed him. Brush was convicted at the
last term and sent 10 the State Prison. Allen called
witnesses TO prove ais previous good character. The
jury found bim guilty, and his Honor said that he
would teach panel house thieves q lesson by send
ing Allen TO the State Prison for five years. He re-
GREETED that the law did not permit HIM to send such
men u prison FOR ten years.
ANOTHER JUST SENTENCE.
Charles Brooks VINO was indicted for burglary In
OF that offence. un the night Of the 2ist OF June the
prisoner was caught in room occupied by Edward
A. Rober at hotel IL washington place but he did
sentenced Brooks to she Ssais Prison for ve years
William RanwOld pleaded guilty to stealing q satin
dress valued at 5000 from Sarah Rosensten, in Sep
three years al = ana SIX II months J. - w ~ '''''' ~
on trial charged with stealing a valuable gold watch
and lewelry from the person OF Hampton i. Hardy,