The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-02
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge sutherland.
Discharge of the Grand Jury-Cl0se Of
the Term.

Before Judge sutherland.
Discharge of the Grand Jury-Close Of
the Term.
The Grand Jury came into Court yesterday at
noon with a bundle OF Indictments for various
Offences and the foreman, having announced that
they had hnlshed their business the City Judge
discharged them for the term with his thanks Tor
their industry IN attending to the public business
An Assault with q Knife.
Michael Rupert was tried and convicted OF an
assault with dangerous weapon with intent to
do bodily harm, the evidence showing that on the
"a OF asst month he cut Rudolph Haab IN the head
ana aim.
Grand Larcenies.
William Smith, who, on the 18th OF March, stole
ten horse blankets from Nicholas Martin, pleaded
guilty TO an attempt at grand larceny.
Henry Ballene pleaded guilty to an attempt at
larceny rom the person. the allegation being that
on the goth OF March he stole 81 SO from Thomas
L. Tlghe.
James C. Clyne, who on the 9Th OF March stole
silver watch, worth So, and umbrella, worth
Sc, the property Of Thomas Leacock, pleaded
guilty TO an attempt at larceny.
William Stanton pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny the charge being that on the nth of
March he stole gold watch, worth $3.50, from
Louis Z. Howard, wnlle riding Oh Broadway
Railroad car.
The above named prisoners were each sent to
the State Prison for two years and six mon tbs
Charles Harris, alias Charles Rosenthal, pleaded
guilty to forgery In the fourth degree. The indict-
ment alleged that on the 9th OF March he obtained
q set OF Dickens works upon forged order pre-
sented at the office Of the American News Com
pany.
wagon containing -FOUR oranges and other mer.
chandise worth $500 the property OF James p.
Heath. pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand lar
ceny.
Harris and Martin were each sent to the State
Prison for two years.
Frank Fuerliscn, who, on the 18th OF March, stole
q horse and wagon belonging TO William II. Brown,
pleaded guilty. The property was recovered. One
in the state Prison was the penalty Inflicted
for this crime.
Petit Larcenies.
John Martin and Morris Crosby who were In
dlcted for stealing from Michael Hurley clothing
valued at $40, pleaded guil9 TO petit larceny.
Edward Brady, VINO, on ct. Patricks Day. stole
2zs tickets Tor soup from No. ia Bowery, which
ton, p!eaded guilty to petit larceny.
"FowI" Crime.
John Sullivan who was charged with burglari-
ously entering the premises OF James X. skinner.
on the 18TH o. March, and stealing six living cocks,
worth 81 50, pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
Ihese prisoners were each sent to the Peniten-
Joan McGroarty pleaded guilty to carrying a
sung shot WITH intent to use IT, and was sent to
the Penltentary Tor one month.
Disorderiy House Closed.
Mary Davis pleaded guilty to an Indictment
charging her with Keeping disorderly house in
the Eighth ward His Honor permitted her 70 40
upon her own recognzance on condition that the
nuisance VIII be abated within three DAVIS
An Extensive Larceny or Gloves.
samuel Conklin, against whom were several in
dictments for larceny, pleaded GUILTY To one hin
charging him with stealing on the slst OF January
1000 pairs Of gloves, valued at 81 II per pair ana
1000 pairs WORTH sixty cents eacn pair, the prop
ertF. OF Siglnund Harris. Conklin was clerk IN
the employ OF Harris Brothers on Broadway and
for the last two years has stolen several thousand