The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-26
BUncIAR1Es AND LARcEN1Es.

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BUncIARIEs AND LARcENIEs.
John wilson pleaded guilty to the crime OF bur
glary IN the third degree On the night OF the 18th
OF jane ne broke into the cigar mandatory OF
Lopez Fernandez, No, PA Pearl street. and stolo
5000 worth OF cigars, portion Of which was reoov-
cred. lie was seat to the Stale Prison fer four
years.
Peter McGveney and John Moore pleaded guilty
to petit larceny from tho person. on the LIST Of
this month they stole pawn ucket, representing
GOLD watch worth s14, belonging 10 Frank Jen-
nIngs.
sl0O Ia money on the 10th OF THIS month, 0eiong-
Ing to his stepdaughter, MARY Levy.
Frederick A. Goodail, who pleaded guilty on INC
2ld to obtaining &97 py falee pretences was placed
at the bar Tor Sentences. His Honor said he be-
longed to q gang OF swindlers. These prisoners
were each seat to the state Prison ior three
Victor Clawson, the youth VINO pleaded guilty
on the 2lst inst. TO "a attempt to rob Mrs. susan
Phelps, OF Elizabeth, n. j., Of q pocketoook con-
tanning SI2 90 while waking through Madison
avenue. was arraigned. His counsel presented IN
mitigation OF the sentence afhdav1is 70 show that
the youth had very respectable relatives. The
Recorder said that ne had recently observed in
passing sentence upon the young men who ROBBED
the Hudson River Railroad Company OF sac, 900
that education and social position Was an aGgra-
vatIon rather than an excuse Tor crime Clanson
was sent TO the Pententary for seven years and
Frederck Banneld, a youth, pleaded guilty TO
lie was sent to the Penltentary Tor three years.
Maurice wilson, alias Henry wilson, charged with
bLrQlan0usy entering the liquor store OF John J.
Quinn, on the 5th Of this month, aad stealing SIS
wortn or property, pleaded guilty TO an attempt At
burglary Ia the third degree.
Michael Kine pleaded guilty TO petit larceny
from the person. the Indictment charged that on
the 18th last. he stole q god chain rom Henry
Huestedt while he was walking through the CIty
Hall PARK.
William Wright, who. on the 2oth inst, stole
watch and chain valued OF $50 from George Heme-
man, whilo walking on avenue y, pleaded guilty 10
the allegation.
26tn Of May $50 in money belonging TO George II.
A similar plea was accepted from Jacob stocno,
VINO, on the 18TH Of this monta, stole $50 from
stephen Leonard pleaded guilty to an Attempt
At larceny from the person. On the 10Th Of May
ne stole ST ON the person OF Robert Johnson.
Peter Woods, who was Jointly Indicted with
three young men for breaking INTO the taor's
street on tue 22d or Nay and stealing $500 woi tn
OF cloth, pleaded guilty 20 an attempt.
Frank Gmicne pleaded guilty 10 stealing, on
the I1th OF June. SIS worm VI Brass the properly
OF Constance Btondln.
TIE above named prisoners we're sent TO the
state Prison for two years ami six months.
Robert shortly and William Small beysl pleaded
guilty. to burplariousiy entering the mousse or Jen-
netts L. Lozier No 10 sullivan street. ana steal
ing SIS worth Of property. These Juvenile thieves
were sent 10 the Catholic Proteotory.
JOnn Fay, who pleaded guilty, on the nth OF
this month. to an attempt at burglary In tue tnird
degree, was sentenced TO tue state Prison Tor
eighteen months.
Arthur Hirscn and Lewis scholl loovsl pleaded
guilty TO stealing on the 18TH OF this month $50
worth Of cigars. the property OF Louis korndoe-
Tbnmas Ozark was rled and convicted upon an