The New York herald., 1871-08-11

tnat her husband and man named Connors perpe-
traIed the crime and gave her the dress. Although
ne S was brought out on the trial that Esarney
was sixteen years Old and judgment was sus-
pended, Recorder hackett. with characteristc Inn
parualtY, charged the jury that they would have 10
acquit Kearney. because there was legal proof
against HIM. This verdict was rendered, and the
manded for sentence. The Clerk produced the IN.
dictment upon which Judgment was suspended, IN
upon that for years and six months to the state
Prison. tN ..+......... ...+.ll
carpenters TOOLS on the 9Th OF July, from Harrison
Brock. 94e Third avenue, pleaded guilty to petit
larceny and was sent to the Penitentiary for SIX
James Sampson and william B. Cowens pleaded
guilty to an attempt at grand larceny. ON the LIST
OF Joseph Karfunkel, in Mercer street. and while
there e., one & OF the men men took coat worth $40 ana
Prison for two years and six months.
ARRAIGNhENT OF AN ARMY OF CRIMINALS.
In the afternoon the Grand Jury brought in over
Tombs charged with felonies of various grades
District Attorney Garvin Is rendering efficient per-
duties, and has presented every Complaint against
persons now In custody for the action OF that body
recess OF an hour was taken to enable the onlcers
OF the Court to conduct this vast army OF alleged
criminals from the City Prison to the General Ses-
sions. Recorder Hackett sat tn late hour last
evening IN receiving the pleas OF the defendants.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Rosie Stetson. who on the 3lst of July stole
watch and chain from jacques Monnas, pleaded
guilty and was sent to the Penirentay for two years
David Adriance pleaded guilty to burglary in the
third degree On the Goth OF June he and confede-
rate broke into the New York Sewing Machine
Mandatory and stole $500 worth OF property. He
was sent to the State Prison for four years and three
months.
George Getty, who embezzled sa4 from his en-
ployers Stlehl Evars, pleaded guilty and was re-
John Morris, who on the Sd inst. snatched a
pocketbook containing ss out OF the hand OF Mrs.
Morfv Dbl vNlao odnd vullf lnrN
from the person and was sent to the Sing Sing
Prison for three years and SIX months.
the 10th of July from August Wild, and as there
were mitigating circumstances the Court sent him
to the State Prison FOR one year
A CLOTHING THEFT.
Joseph Murle, who was indicted for stealing six
teen coats, IVA valued at Se2 on the 4th OF MAY, the
an attempt at grand larceny. He was sent to the
State Prison for two years and SIX months.
BURGLARS SENTENCED.
John Lee. Jointly indicted with Charles Sullivan,
pleaded guilty. to burglary In the third Degree The
premises OF Raymond s. Lattore 1o5 Maiden lane.
were entered ON the I'd inst and 5000 worth Of
cigars stolen. Four years and six months In the
State Prison was the sentence.
John flor, who on the 9th OF July stole coat
from Jonn ID. Fursman, pleaded guilty and was sent
to the state Prison for three years.
VIM. King pleaded guilty to attempting to break
into bonded warehouse IN Greenwich street. He
arragned an sentenced to the State Prison for
two years and six months.
INDECENT ASSAULT.
Most OF the day was occupied In the trial OF John
Killing, who was charged with an indecent assault
upon Elizabeth Lawler, married woman. The de-
fence was an atib, but the statement OF the woman
was so straightforward that tie jury rendered a
verdict OF guilty. The Recorder sentenced Killing
to the state Prison for ten years.
John Williams, who on the nth of July stole a
quantity OF champagne and claret worth s29 from
Michael Flood, pleaded guilty TO petty larceny ana
was sent to the Penitentiary for six months.
Charles Bruner pleaded guilty to obtaining by
false pretences, on the 18th OF July the carcass OF
slaughtered ANIMAL valued at $74, the property OF
Thomas Loughran. The Recorder sent him to the
State Prison for one year.
John Byrnes, who on the 18th of July stole q case
of shoes, valued at $4S the property OF JellaDie,
Murray Co., pleaded guilty to attempt at grand
larceny, and was sentenced to two years and six
mcnths Imprisonment IN the State Prison.
Henry Jacobs and Michael Neal, charged with rob-
binR Wilhelm Ohrn on the 25th OF July, In lager
beer saloon in.Greenwlch street q 81 70 was ae.
Elizabeth Palmer (colored) pleaded guilty to petty
larceny, sne beng charged with stealing from Fanny
Oakes4 81 worth o. property on the 9th OF October
and was sent to the Penllentlary for SIX months.
Ing gold watch and chain and lew articles OF
watch and chain were not iound but the other
articles were discovered in her trunk. The
jury convicted her OF petty larceny. and she was
sent to the Island for six months
Sarah Thompson and Hannah Williams two
fortunate women) were tried upon the charge OF
putable saloon In Chatham street. the statement
OF the complainant unsatisfactory to the jury,
and they acquitted the girls,
Thomas Clark was tried and convicted Of being as.
ISOLATED with others In rObbing David III. Hedden on
AS there was u nothing to show TIA Cark was an old
offender the Recorder sent him TO the Sing Sing
Prison for five years.
victed OF stealing 500 from John Krauman on The
14th of July, and sent TO the State Prison Tor
two years.
COURT CALENDAlS-THS DAY.