The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY H. 1s7s-rR1PLE SHEET

bank bills from a cash box in the store OF Thomas
McGauran, 954 Sixth avenue. MIR. Mott fought for
his client with characteristic zeal, but the circum
stances were so strong as to warrant the jury In
rendering verdict Of guilty without leaving their
seats. His Honor sent Carney to the State Prison
for four years and nine months.
William Mackey, alias Icker, against whom were
three complaints growing out Of the same transao.
4th OF June. the property OF samuel NJ Brown. He
was sent 70 the State Prison lor three years and
Joseph Engel pleaded guilty TO an attempt at
grand larceny nom the person in the night time,
the charge being that on the 4th ins he stole the
portien Of gold watch chain from MichaelA Dob
mayer Four years In the State Prison was the
sentence imposed upon this prisoner.
John Cassidy alias James Kelly, pleaded guilty
to an attempt at grand larceny on the 18th OF
April ne stole trunk containing $l75 worth Of
clothing belonging to Frederick ". Murphy.
on the 9Th OF July, stole watch. worth $SS, from
John Weber,
These prisoners were sent to the state Prison for
John McCabe who was indicted for stealing
thirty yards OF linen. worth $50, the property Of
grand larceny. He was sent to the State Prison
for eighteen months.
Robert Yates pleaded guilty to an attempt to
steal mare and set OF harness, on the 30th OF
June, worth $500, the property OF Francis Cornell.
AS this prisoner was hey he was sent to the Peni-
Tertiary for eighteen months
James Walsh, on the 2Sth of June, stole 100
pounds OF copper. the property OF Oliver Salgree,
and pleaded guilty to petty larceny
Samuel France also pleaded guilty to the minor
grade OF theft, the accusation against him being
that on the 10th OF June he stole $67 from Henry
Kress.
Catharine O'Hara was charged with stealing, on
the 30th OF June watch from Henry J. 4. Halsey,
and pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny
The above prisoners were sent to the Peniten-
ttary for six months each.
Stephen Penny and Teddy Mack, indicted for
stealing on the 2lst OF June, SO IS from James
Smith, pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
William Pengley, who was charged with stealing
q coil of rope from the steamship Wyoming on the
25th OF June, tried and convicted OF an at
tempt at petit larceny.
These prisoners were each sent to the Peniten-
tiary for three months
Tho Acquittals.
Charles Deitzel was tried for fel0niously appr0-
priating to his own use the material for four pairs
of pantaloons entrusted to him to make, the prop
erty of Louis Gottl0w. The accused was o poor
German tailor, and satisfactorily accounted for his
failure to deliver the goods. verdict OF "Not
guilty" was rendered.
John DOran, boy, was also tried and acquitted.
The charge against him was that, on the 14th OF
May, he entered the apartments OF Henrietta Re-
gard, 2,267 Second avenue, and stole watches and
chains valued at $500. This was case Of mistaken
identity.
The Court sat till late hour, and before the ad-
journment the Judge and Assistant District Attor-
ney Rollins had disposed of sixteen cases. which
was remarkable days work.