The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-14
COURT Of GENERAL srss:,ss.

Larcenics and Barg!a Observation-Disclosures of the
Grand Jury--An Extensive 1heft Of Black
silk Iace--'lhe Prisoner sent 10 Sing Sing
For Tive Years.
Before Recorder Hackett.
The first prisoner disposed OF yesterday was John
Mccarthy, who pleaded guilty TO an attempt at lar
ccny from the person. On the 25th Of June he stole
apocketDook containing twenty dollars from william
O'Shea. lie was sent to State Prison for two
years and six months.
John Hanrahan, who on the 33d of June stole
gold watch ana cham from Margaret Miller, pleaded
guilty and was remanled for sentence.
James Goldlng was tried upon charge Of bur.
glariOusly entering the lager beer saloon of Henry
Wagner in avenue A, on The 24th OF June. He was
convicted OF an attempt, and N consequence OF mlt
gaing circumstances, The Cours suspended judg-
William Mallory and John Daily boyS pleaded
gully to stealing Two boxes OF cigars antEour dol
Lirs IN currency Oh the 29tn OF June, from George
Woyee. They were seat to lhe House OF Refuge.
william hliller pleaded guilty 10 burglary in the
iiGuor store of Louis Winterpauer. los Division
street, and was found concealed la the ice box. lie
was sent to the STATE Prison FOR taree years.
DISCHARGE OF THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury came into court and having
finished her labors were discharged !of the term.
session Assistant District Attorney biunt prepared
Tire business for them ana materially assisted IN the
finding ofths Unusually lars number OF bills
William Katon plealed guilty 10 an attempt 10
TO commit rape upon Ann Connery on the SLh OF
June AID was sentenced TO The Stage Prison for
five years.
John Mcdonnell, who stole two dozen plates from
W. ". Taber. pleaded guilty to petty larceny, ana
was sent 10 the House or uge.
Charles Carr was placed Oh trial charged with
grand Larceny. IL appears that on or about tue 18Th
Of June about $4,000 worth OF black silk lace was
stolen ON the premises OF Under Kingsley Il Co.,
Llspenard street. The prosecution sought TO con-
meet the prisoner With The Ia ceny by showing that
On the 20tn OF June coach driver named Dooley
drove the prisoner from 81 Garden street, Uobokcn,
to Twenty eighth street ana Eighth avenue. He
told the driver That tie gentleman he WanJed to see
was not at home and lhea ordered him to drive to
saloon Of Mark Ggan. trunk was lett there by
Carr, winch was subsequently taken possession OF
by ONCE Fed who upon opening IL found 1t full OF
black silk lace, which the members OF The above
firm Identified az theic property. No witnesses were
called or the defence. The jury rendered verdict
OF guilty, and the Recorder very properly Imposed
the highest penalty The law permitted, which was
Imprisonment in the state Prison for five years.
The following Is The calendar Tor to-day:-The Peo-
pie vs. Charles Rich, Charles BcDedum burglary aud
grand larceny; Same vs. eugene Person emmanuel
Duval burglary; same vs.. John Owens, burglary;
Same vs. Robert Service, receiving stolen goods;
Same vs.. Leontiae LippeImlD petty larceny; Same
vs.. James Hana grand larceny; Same vs.. Annie
Taylor, Elizabeth Wells, William Sheridan, petty
larceny from the person; Same vs. Michael Brady,
gr., assault and battery Same John Birmgartner,
fe!onious assault and battery; Same VS.. Michael
Kelly, burglary; Same vs.. Joseph Puncher, burglary;
Hart Grand larceny; Same VS.. James Martin, grand
larceny; same vs. Henry Lee, grand larceny; Same
Va. Marin Waters, feluDlou5 assault ana battery;
Same vs. John Du!fy robbery.