The New York herald., 1874-12-22
FIFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.

POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Before Judge Otterbourg.
Onicer Terence Flynn, OF the Nineteenth pre-.
cinct police was arrested on Sunday afternoon, at
the station house, by order OF Captain Mount, and
placed In cell. on charge OF stealing $24 from
John Storck, a brewer, employed in the Oriental
Brewery, in Fifty street, between Second and
Third avenues. Yesterday morning he was ar
raigned in this Court where StorcK made anidavit
to these facts :-Un saturday evening Flynn, 1n
citizens dress (he was of duty on that oay), ac-
companied by friend, presented himself at
the above named brewery and asked Storck to give
them a ornk OF lager. THIS is an Old haDit OF some
policemen. They were taken inside by the Obg-
ofiicer or the law, neglected to pocket S24, two
weeks wages. which he had been counting at the
desk in the o1ice when Flynn had knocked for ad-
mttance. While StOrck was drawing the beer
Flynn entered the office, and without waiting Tor
the brewers return or notifying hls friend he lett
the brewery. Mr.. Nathan Nesbit asked for an ex-
animation Tor the accused, which will be given to-
day. PENDING 1T he was committed 10 prison.
FoRGER CAUGHT.
Ayoung man OF good appearance. named Charles
Christie was arraigned on a charge of forging
check Tor $125 on the Filth National Bank. No. 1896
Third avenue. II was drawn, 1t purported, by J.
o. Taylor. and was signed by Fl. Il. Talbot, agent.
The accuse presented II ior payment at the
bank, when Edmund stevenson, the teller, found
1t was forgery ana caused the arrest OF Christie.
He was committed for trial.
HIGHWAY Robbery.
James Smith, nineteen years OF age, was held
for trial on a charge ofhighway robbery preferred
by Edward Qulnlan, OF Eighty-elgntn street and
Fourth avenue, wac was robbed, he alleged by
the accused and others, OF a watch and chain on
saturday nlght last
James Dewitt held for trial on charge OF
stabbIng the back Joseph Vance, OF No. 1853
Third avenue.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY. .
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
DavsoSss So Iss 49, 10 e 80 49, 81 81 TO- 49, lOe
SUPREME cougT-SPEcrAL TERM-Held by Judge
Van vorst.--Demurrers-Nos s, 20. Issues OF la
ana iact-Nos. 13s, l6s, III, l76 $50, 19 1922 1913,
49, lo7 O. $50 2oa 200, 30, 2l4, 223, 225 22s 2sl,
Isl. j. IL. IT. Is.
srpaEME CouRr-CRcur-Part 2-Held BY
Jrdge Van Bruns-Nos. 1854, 2642, s35, 23l4 le00
20s0, 2I2D, 2722. Part 3-Held by Judge Law
icnCe.-Nos 2i27, 1858, l4s3 1892 1926, 4ooi, ss7.
6l, 1881, 1851 2l6e. 4oe7, 45ai, 1895, 1875, 2ls3,
SUPERIOR .oGRT-TRfAL TERM-part Held BY
Judge sper.@Nos ,S7, 5sS; loSl, e7s, 6s3 OH s7s,
rs, ~, s7s, ia, asa. e72, IT, 10, 5s2
SUPERIOR CouET-GENERAL TEIN.-Adiourned
for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part 2-Held by
Judge Ioew.Nos. 1914. 1854 2ls2. 1912, 1880, 900,
223s, 217s.
COMMON PLEAs-EQunY YTERM.-Adjourned for the
term.
MARINE CoURT-InIAL THrM-Part Held oy
Judge Joachinsen.-Nos. 99s, 1o4l. 1857, 929, $780,
102s. Part 2-Heid by Judge Shea.-Nos. 233 ST.
9Ol $685. 937, 9s7, 76s, l7I5 272O, ss3 ssa sg5 9D5
9so loSo, . rarl s-Held by Judge Aiker:-Nos.
12ls, 1885, 1000. 1901, 1902 1904.
COURT or GENERAL SEssroNs-Held by Recorder
IIacSett.-The peoole vs. John Harris, robbery !;
same vs.. Joseph Craig, robbery; Same vs.. Carl
Erixe, felonious assault and battery; Same VS..
Patrick Walsh, lelonious assault and bsttsryi