The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-08
HERALD friday AUGUST 1s7s-w1TH SUPPLEMENT-

brother Of Watson went TO the residence Of deponent and
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When Mr. Allen had finished reading the anhda.
VII the Recorder inquired who was Gideon l..
Walker whereupOn an elderly man. who occu-
pied seat within the bar. responded that he was
was the party alluded to in the afiidavt and
wished TO make statement. His honor said That
tne charge preferred was serious one-that Of
subornlng perjury and directed the matter to be
laid before the Grand Jury.
the parties named in the alildavit, but admitted
that the brother OF one OF them an old client,
aud that ne interercd as the friend OF the brother
ne could SHOW That every word sworn to IN the
1t is said that case similar to this has
come to the knowledge Of the District AT.
t0rney's ONCE, In which regular practitioner OF
this Court Is charged with unprofessonal conduct.
great "es e OF ~ eourts
day Is patent to everybody who has paid any at
tention to this feature OF metropolitan lie, and II
distinct charges, supported by reliable testimony,
against "shysters" are brought before the Re-
co;der they need not hope for any mercy from
him.
Trio OF Housebrsakers Sent to Sing Sing
Prison.
in the second degree in having, the 18th OF July
effected an entrance to the dwelling house of SAM
uel Stlner, 267 West Thirty-ayth street. pleaded
guilty ~ the THU grade OF that crime He stole
mrs, velvet cloaks and ladies' wearing apparel
valued at $780, and was detected in the act Of sell
ing some or the stolen property:
Lawrence Moore also pleaded guilty to the same
offence lie was associated with Walker, but sep.
arately indicted. These prisoners were each sent
to the state Prison Tor fve years.
Robert Malloy was indicted for attempting to
enter the house OF Joseph J; 0ponohqe. l25 East
guilty to an attempt to commit burglary in the
second degree, and was sentenced to the State
Prison for Jour years.
Professional ShOpltfters Plead Guilty.
An Ingenious Device Exposed.
Joseph Bloom. VINO was jointly indicted with
Frank Adam, pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny. These prisoners were professional
shopiters, and were charged with stealing, on the
11th Of July, eight dozen OF silk neck bandker-
chiefs from the store of Butler & Haywood
500 Broadway. The detective in the case
aS s BEING box ea With w
thick string, but was IN reality SO
much risk Of detection. This box was found in the
room occupied by the prisoners, at S5 East Broad
way. Hereafter the clerks OF wholesale and retail
adjustments will be on their guard when suspl-
ci0us, wouldbe purchasers enter the store with
boxes OF this description, now that the latest in
genious device OF the professional shopifter is ex-
posed. Bloom was sent tO the state Prison for
two years and six months.
Burglary in n DIacksmith's Shop.
Henry Shaw and John Afarcher, who were charged
with erecting feonious entry into the black
smith shop OF John Post, 23l West Nineteenth
street, on the 18th OF july and stole s22 worth
OF property pleaded guilty to an attempt to
commit that ohence. Shaw was sent to the State
Prison for two years, and his confederate one year
to the Penitentiary.
A Companion OF a Female Shoplifter
Sent to the Penitentiary.
Charlotte Newman who was Jointly indicted
with Elizabeth Ormsby (who was convicted in
March and sent to the State Prison for four years.
pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny
She was with the woman Ormsby, well known
who. on the 2lst Of December 1s72 stole
three shawis worth $780, from the store Of McCreery
Co., Broadway. There We're mitigating cir
cumstances in this case, which induced his Honor
to sentence the prisoner 10 one year in the Peni-
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