, 1875-02-28

had already spent four months therein. William
Les. stealing several hundred dollars from his
employer. one year in the Penitent!ary. LOUIS
Ludwig. assault with intent to do bodily injury,
one year in House OF Correction. Edward Qulnn'
larceny, eighteen months in Penitentiary. led.
dy Twohey, larceny, eight months in House OF
Correction. Joseph A. Whitney, assault With 1n-
tent to commit bodily injury, eight months ~
House Of Correction he had been three months
in Jail. James Armstrong, Is years Old. stole an
Se-coat; had been two months in jail; sen.
te1ce suspended. George Buckley, larceny ot o.
three pair OF pants, SIXTY days IN County 14lr III
which he had already been two months. 1amss 81
Clllehan. larceny and assault With intent 70 10
bodily injury, six months House OF Co1rectlon:
William O'Brien larceny, sir mouths House OF
Correction. Paul Ellsworth, assault "atn intent
to rob. one year peniteutiary. Tony FOSTER,
co1ored, two Indictments OF larceny on oue Two
Years Pepitentinry, on the other sentence sus-
pended. John Flanagan and James o.Conner
had nav trials and pleaded guilty 70 Potty ar
cepy. each thirty days County Jail. olnf Mel
son, found guilty By jury OF burglary, aho sen,
fenced to the Penitentiary Tor TWO Sears' appnea
for = new trial, which was granted Aid Cutler
ton and others coming up and Attest1ng IS 10 his
previous good character. Thomas Hennessey, at
tempt to commit burglary, one year Pen1tentiary.
Frederick HELD, the yourg man who robbed
his employer, Mr. Pente!d. an insurance man,
in order to pay gambling debts, had his sentence
suspended He had been IN jail about six
months. He is the youug man the Hankins
brothers swindled at cards William Parrish
and John McHenry. burglary. the first one year.
the second two years in the Penitentiary. James
and Thomas Johnson, two lads, larceny Of horse;
the former six months IN the House Of Correc-
tiun, and the latter two years in the Reform
School, James Kelly, larceny OF clothing, thirty
days in County Jail. James Jennings and
Charles Brown. two lads. larceny. four years In
the Reform School. Alexander Miller. larceny,
sixty. daya in the County Jail.
ErsnE Mnf!EnaEev 1arreny f1va nnnfhH
County Jail. Edward Paine, larceny, sixty days
County Jail Patrick Ryan, horse-stealing, five
years Penttentiary. B. Wink1ns, cheating, two
weeks County Jail. Albert Wilson, larceny. one
month County Jail. Charles Atson, assault With
County Jail. E. 4. Willis. larceny, three months
County Jail. William Cosgrove, larceny, one
year Penitenttary. Patrick Grant. larceny mo-
tioa entered for new trial. William IL. Jones,
horse-stehling, three years IN the penitentlary.
tentiary. John Smith, two charges Of lar
ceny, sentence suspended Henry Morgan,
larceny. sixty days In the County Jail.
G. c. Mccarthy, larceny, sentence suspended.
Michael shorteli, assault, 1our months IN the
William Watson, larceny, H1 months in the
Bndewell. Edward Ward, allas Cremiur. lar
ceny, two Years in the Penten1nry. Edward
Shawcrosst convicted Of stealing watch from
Mrs. Elizabeth Burley; motion entered for y
new trial. James Ioung, larceny, one year Ia
the Penitentiary. JameH Cook, larceny, two
yearB in the Penitentiary. Jack Conley. lar
ceny. one year in the Penitentiary. charles
Mccarthy receiving stolen property, one year
in the penitentiary. Benjahain Starr, larceny,
one year in the House Of Correction.
Charles Dean cheating, eight months in the
House Ct Correction. Joseph Horn. larceny.
one month in the House Of Correction.
Tie Hankins brothers appeared just before
the adjournment Of Court, and gave BAIL each
brother going On the bond Of the other in con-
nection with their counsel, A1r. A. S. Trude.
term, with Judge Wllliams On the Bench. The
Grand and Petit Ju1ies will be impane1ed. The
case Of Koeppe. charged with arson, will b the
first called.