The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
"Cutch Heinrich'' To be Tried on Friday.
Before Recorder Hackatr.


His Honor stated to Mr. Howe, the associate counsel
Of John Newman, alias sDutch Henrich,n charged
with an extensive larceny OF bonds that he was In
formed ex.Recorder Smith could not be present on
Wednesday, and he now apprised the counsel that
that day it would be tried II counsel had TO be as.
signed. In the afternoon the Recorder said that ne
was 10 me aat KecCrder smith was actually en-
presence In another court for two days. BY consent
nSer me ae Ga case was put over M Friday when
that day.
An Extensive Burglary of Silks In Bonded
Warehouse-AcQuistal Of One Of the Pris-
0ners.
Peter Weir was placed on trial charged with being
concerned in burglary committed upon the bonded
warehouse Of McMullen, Meyer s. Co.. Nos. 4 and 0
washington street. on the night Of the 14th OF Feb
ruary. Ie was discovered on the following morning
that the warehouse had been entered through the
stolen About week afterwards at a. very %yA ea sy
nouf IN the morning an officer was walking through
one OF the men threw a bag into cellar, which was
afterwards discovered to contain portion OF the
not shown to be connected with the burglary, and
the jury rendered verdict OF not guilty.
Grand Larcenies and Burglaries.
William Tully, o genteellooklng young man,
pleaded guilty to stealing $1,000 In money, ON the
4th Of December from his employers. Messrs. Bean,
Murray Co. The Recorder said that In view OF the
six months from the sentence he would have I'M
posed mad the prisoner demanded a trial. Four
years and SIX months imprisonment at hard labor
was the sentence imposed by the Court
James Butler, who on the I0th OF March. stole
snuiibox' coat and 20 IN money from F. W.
Sprague, PLEADED guilty to an attempt at grand lar
eighteen months.
James Murphy gave q similar plea, the indictment
charging that on the 9th OF this month he stole $500
worth Of tobacco from Solomon Posner. He was
sent to the state prison for two years ana SIX
months
Ellen Munson, a professional picKpocket, pleaded
On tie 18th Inst stole poe DOC kesits CON eoaa AIMING
$1S from Margaret Henling while walking in Ninth
avenue 49, The prisoner was sent to the Sing Sing
PRISON for four years ana six months.
James Joyce pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny. On the llth OF this month he stole
Bamberger Il Oppenhelmer. He was sent to Sing
sing prison for two years and six months.
an attempt at burglary IN the third degree. On the
18th or February they effected an entrance to the
worth Of Billiard balls they wer each s seUe to @
State Prison for two years and six months.
vsr Sha s wan %s4s Gmp
Rs Tie ssnssnss Was SIX mcns HSs the
nSa g Sun pleaded m gSy to at
street and FIRST avenue. on the Goth OF February.
prisoner, was tried and acquitted, the evidence
being legally lSuctent to warrant the Jury con.
victing him.
AcQuittal of nm Inmate of q Ladies' Boarding
House of Il Charge of Stabbing.
Eva Radf0rd, an inmate of sTadles' boarding
housen up town, was tried upon charge OF cutting
Patrick q. guile in the head with o small pocket
knife. on the night Of the 18th inst The complain.
ant charged the girl with keeping some money, and
threatened to kill her II she did not return 1t. she
screamed murder" which brought the ladies or
the house to her rescue, and alter O brief search
the money was found upon the table. The Jury rem.
dered verdict OF not guilty without leaving their
seats.
Assault with n Dangerous Weapon.
John McKenna pleaded guilty to an assault with
a dangerous weapon, he having on the 25th of Feb.
ruary stabbed George Redman five times In the
body. lie was sent to the state Prison for three
years and six months.
An Italian Charged with HTnnsla lighter.
In the afternoon Antonio Arata was placed on
trial charged with manslaughter, In causing the
death OF Lazarus Caravanto the 4th OF June last
From the evidence Of the first witness it seemed
that party Of Italians had been drinking at lager
beer saloon IN Mulberry street, and after reaching
the sidewalk quarrel took place. and during the
fight the deceased was struck on the head with o
piece OF iron by the defendant a wound having
been Inflicted which resulted In his death. The In.
dictment charged that Caravant0 came TO his death
by wound which was made by piece OF brick,
and the DOCTORS testimony before the Coroner was
to that effect. The Recorder intimated that there
was fatal defect IN the indictment, and adjourned
the case till this morning to enable Assistant District
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