The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Highway Robbery-The Prisoner Sent
to tho state Prison for Ten Years.

Highway Robbery-The Prisoner Sent
to the State Prison for Ten Years.
Before Recorder Hackett
The first case importance disposed of by the Jury
this Court yesterday charge of robbery in the first
degree, preferred against Frank o'Nei by old
named Timothy Reardon He testified that on the
ing OF the 9th instant he tired and sat down
pile of lumber in West street. when three up
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and his
tives' were engaged III that operation 0'Neil walked
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asked his coniederaes Il Reardon had any money and
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ONel to the state Prison for the period of ten
Burglaries and Larcenfes.
james Murphy, a young man, against whom there
was an Indictment for burglary in the first degree,
pleaded guilty to the third grade Of that offence. lie
charged with entering the dwelling house OF Roland
Williams, So Gansevoort street, on the 18th inst, by
raising of the kitchen windows and stealing coat
valued at SIS.
Adophus Lehman tried and convicted Of burglary
in the third degree, On the morning of the 1st Of this
month grocery story stephen Hurst 52l Ninth
police officer Watched the movements Of Lehman and
iw h as s 60 s s Of &
searched burglarious implements were found upon his
Murphy and Lehman each the State Prison
William johnson pleaded guilty to Indictment charg
ing him with burgarously entering the store Of Linz
Gross, IS John street. the 18th May and Stealing
Francis Doyle clerk in the employ Of Phiander Reed
at % Old Slip, who was charged with embezzng $4oO
s whch WAS paid 70 him by Edgar D.
johnson and Doyle We're each sent to the State Prison
for john flour sln. AND n%d A, Ss% Bell oun who
ong S Mh e Sus the of An
degree they Stole 500 worth Of sverwsre which was
the oicer who arrested them The sentence imposed
was three years, Imprisonment n the penitenta,y
Long in the back with pocketknite, pleaded guilty
assault and battery He was sent TO the Pententiary for
Henry Frank pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand
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lie was renamed till Friday for sentence.
AcquittaIs.
Mary Smith, an inmate of ladies boarding house.
in Wooster street, tried upon charge of stealing
$40 In money from william Mcclure, the 18th OF this
month. The evidence was insufficient TO convince the
with Mr. Mcclure at the time the THEFT perpetrated
samuel Robb was also II tried and acquitted of charge
Of burglary. The saloon OF Paul c. Grahmann, AZ Car
Containing SO worth Of cothins taken Il appeared
from the examination OF the complainant that ne gave
Court and as there was no legal testimony to warrant
the jury IN convctiDg him the Recorder was Obliged to
instruct the jury to render verdict OF not guilty.
A Disagreement.
william Kelly and Alexander Lindsey. sailors on the
steamer City Of Paris, tried Tor stealing clothing
valued at $40 from John Atkins, seerage passenger
He missed his clothing the voyage, and when they
arrived in port he had them arrested The clothing
was that thew boaSb, he coas and pantaloans rom
stccrage passenger As the Jury were unable TO