The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-04

dent OF New Jersey. stated that while walking
around the sixth ward, In the vicinity OF Bayard
street. on the morning OF the oath OF May he was
attacked by the prisoners. Goggfns having held his
arms while Rice Knocked him down and lorclbly
took from him his coat. a silver watch and chain
and pocketb0ok containing S132. He found an
onicer about an hour after and accompanied him
TO liquor store where they found the prisoners
The accused admitted that he tapped Bradley on
the shoulder but denied the important part OF the
allegation. me evidence was so strong that the
jury after brief consultation, rendered verdict
OF guilty. Remanded for sentence. IL"
Burglaries and Larcenies.
Richard Carey, charged with stealing, on the
Gath OF May, quantity OF carpenters tools worth
$50, the property OF George Williams pleaded
guilty to attempt at gran larceny. Sent to the
State Prison for two years and six months.
Frank. Kelley, Thomas La Strange, Thomas
Kelly, James Hickey, William Bierman and Andrew
Dstol. charged with breaking into the ONCE OF
William L. Hayes No. 1874 Broome street. on the
18TH OF MAY and stealing coats worth $3.50, pleaded
guilty to an attempt at burglary in the third de-
gree. Eacn sentenced 10 the State Prison Tor
eighteen months.
Maria Anderson pleaded guilty to an attempt at
petit larceny, the accusation against her being
that on the oath OF May she stole pocketbook con-
the corner OF Rutgers and Henry streets. sent to
the state Prison lor two years.
Joseph w. Walsh. VINO, on the 2lst OF May, stole
poke book obtaining $40 ir0m Hester MADDEN,
corner OF Houston and Chryste Streets pleaded
guilty TO an attempt TO commit the offence. He
Petit Larcenies. sa.-s+f.
Eliza Hennessy, charged with stealing. on the
10th Of May, taple linen valued at $4O the property
OF Louisa Curry, pleaded guilty to petit larceny
She was sent to the Penitentiary for two months
Rose Daley pleaded guilty to stealing watch
worth $40, on the night OF the 18th OF May, from
Anton Ulner. and was sent to the Penitentiary for
six months.
The same punishment was infcted upon Frede.
rick Anderson, who pleaded guilty to petit lar.
ceny; the allegation being that, on the 18th of
May, he stole u dozen OF CATERS, worth $50, and
two BOXES OF candy, belonging to James W. Quln-
tard.
/ AYouthful Criminal.
John Francis Cain, a lad against whom were two
indictments pleaded guilty to grand larceny in
having, the Odd OF MAY, stolen horse valued at
500, owned by Patrick Reilly. He was sent to the
House 81 heiuse' acan,tta,.. &8 So l.s
Joseph Appelbaum, who, with another man, was
charged with attempting to steal some money
from the person Of Frank TIlman, while sitting on
a stoop in Delaney street, was tried and pro-
nounced innocent by the jury. The complainant
testified that he never lost sight Of the prisoner
ntil the Olicer arrested HIM.
The Recorder lntimated to the jury that the
verdict was an extraordinary one, and that since
the commencemcnt Of the term similarly strange
verdicts were rendered by the Jury.
ment charging him with breaking into an un-
occupied dwelling house In West Forty.second
street on the 7th q July, 1872 and stealing guam
The evidence was insufficient to sustain the charge
and the boy having shown good reputation by
several witnesses, the jury rendered q verdict Of
Henry Howard who was charged with forging
an order for the delivery OF twelve rolls OF BRASS
which he delivered to the Holmes Grigg Manu-
featuring Company was promptly acquitted II ap-
pearlng clearly to the Court and jury that Howard
was an honest workman and the dupe OF another