The New York herald., 1874-10-27
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Burglaries and Lnrcenfes.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder Hackett.
Peter Fleshman, indicted for burglariously en-
tering the house OF J. Hines No. 40 East Thirty.
sixth street. on the 9th Of September and stealing
1our pairs otpantaoons pleaded guilty to the third
grade Of that offence. he was sent to the State
Prison for five years.
Mary Phillips was tried and convicted OF steal
Ing $40 from the person OF Manuel de Viader0 on
the 18th OF September last. She was sent to the
State Prison Tor three years.
James Conoly, Edward Ryan and William Ward,
who. on the 10th inss., broke into the restaurant
OF Robert Wolf, No. As Third avenue, pleaded
guilty to an attempt st burglary in the third de.
gree.
Thomas Mccarthy pleaded guilty to petit lar
ceny from the person IN stealing, on the 18th OF
october, watch worth SIS, from the person Of
Adam hanner.
Hattie smith pleaded guilty to an attempt at
petit larceny from the person. she having, on tne
10th OF last month, stolen watch worth $40 from
AlphOnse de Artcnay.
inc above named prisoners were each sent to
the State Prison for two years and six months.
William Percival pleaded guilty TO an attempt at
grand larceny, the allegation against him being
tnat on the l5tn OF OctODer be stole sixty cents
from Edward X. Simpson. The punishment in-
fcted was eighteen months In the State Prison.
vatcS and cna, Wor s om w' Wiam
Smith, pleaded guilty 10 an attempt at grand lar
for two years ana six months.
James Martin pleaded guilty to an attempt at
burglary. The Indictment set form that on the
WeKers saloon &C NJ. 227 West Forty sixth street
and stole $40 worth OF property. The prisoner
the crime. His Honor took that into consideration
and sent him 10 the penitentlary ior eighteen
months.
Hattie Knight and Caroline Blum were tried
upon an indictment charging them with burglart.
ously entering the store OF William Kinney, on
Broadway. 1t appears that on the night OF the
10Th OF tins month q number Of pieces or velvet
were removed from the window, worth about $3.50.
street at an early hour IN the morning by police
officer, and two pieces OF the stolen veivet were
Velvet in dry Sooss box doors rom
store. The jury convicted them Of receiving stolen
goods with q guilty knowledge. HIS Honor sen.
fenced each OF them to the state Prison for one
Timothy Mccarthy pleaded guilty to an indict.
Knuckles, Contrary 10 the statute. lie was sent
to the Pcnltentiary for nine months.
for % ssecsna @ pursarious entry into % the dweSS iH
house OF Eueene J. Jackson, No. 100 East Thirty
ttn street, on the eth CT october. pleaded guilty
to an attempt They stole one field glass, tour
overcoats and three dresscoaLs. These prisoners
were r0manded for sentence.
Petit Larceny.
Peter Mclaughlin, william Johnson and John
Reilly, who on the sotn Of September stole vests
valued at S27, belonging to the arm OF Rogers b
Dodge, pleaded guilty to petit larceny. They
were sent TO the Penltenttary lOr six months.
Benjamin. Newman pleaded guilty to obtaining
$3.50 IN money by ialse pretenccs, and was sen-
fenced to imprisonment III the State Prison for
one year.
A Disagreement.
Joseph McNally was tried upon an indictment
which charged that on the evening OF the 27th
Of September ne stole portemonnae containing
three dollars from the person oil Antonio Montalo,
while he was passing through Houston street. As
the prosecuting witness was near sighted six OF
the jurors gave the benefit Of the DOUBT the &C.
cnsed, and the result was disagreement and the
discharge OF the prisoner.