The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-13

! papers ana shining boots McCoOley squared on
at stolz IN . threatening manner, as though he
intended TO strike. Then ne came close 10 stolz,
and, ihrustinR his hand In the frightened boys
lOcket, be distracted $40 therolTom. William
asked the lude newsnoy 10 return him the money
and the news vender became so indignant as 10
strike MIN on the nose James was Eeid IN default
OF bail TO answer.
DRocHE SHAWL.
Charles d. Brown was held on o charge OF steal
ing from Samuel Joseph $40 broche shawl
Is TT PossIBLEi
Yesterday afternoon John Luby and Tim Hanley
together with John Carey and James Hougntelng
were brought into court by OIicer DusenDury
who was little perplexed as to what he should
do with the prisoners. He did not know which
one OF no four was guilty and reference was had
10 the Judge to how the charge should be drawn.
1t appears that John Lucy ana Tim Hanev were
CHARGED by the keeper OF saloon AT No. 90
Blocker street with having stolen from the s:ore
a pistol and breast In, under the following CIR
cumstances on the 25th oil March The keeper,
BRYAN, on the day in question. was aroused
from seep, between six and seven O'Clock 10
the evening, by noise OF moving footsteps in the
stole, w1Icn had been C oSed cary IN the day on
account OF the arrest OF the proprietor for violat.
ing the EXCISE law. He irgn ened the parties,
cape: the otaer John Luby. stood still and told
him that Two men outside had forced them into
the store through broken place In the WINDOW.
They were instructed 10 steal watch winch WI as
In the drawer and SET OF blizzard balls. The men
VINO sen; them IN were Jonn Iiarey ana James
Houghtelling. acqualnrances q long standing.
Since the 25th OF March search has been made FOR
the men wnom the ooys claim forged them into
the store at the PISTOLS point. Yesterday they
were taken aud brought to the TomDs where
JUDGE Kasmire held them, and renamed the boys
back 10 headquarters.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME oUaT-CHAMBEEs-Hed by Judge
Barrett.-Nos. 1870. 100, TO 1873, 1877 2os. Call No.
2I7 III to and inc. udIng No. 25O
SEPREhH COURr-GENERAL TERM.-AdjOurned
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcrAL TnaM-Held by Judge
and acI-Nos Isl, s75, $50, 2l5, 81 254. eos. 207.
2o4 27s, 2ss 2ss 27i ls g. 200 lse 2a4, IT'S, 1913,
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT Part Held BY Judge
Lawrence. es55s; ISL, 2513 77S, si7 Il23n'
sH a ss' st a1e l2I Iss 1921 IA ,a a
1877. Part 2-HeId BY Judge Donohue.-Nos. 452ls,
1882 24os, 1905 1916 944 $780, 1854 1000 1Cooh 1879
1882 1868, 676 Part s-Heid Dy Judge Van yorsi.-
Nos. 1888, 1913 e29} lo7e 1902 1919 Ml, dSS, iasS,
1888 ~ 1855 S'i i2S7 S'I 2sS. i2ei, i2s7
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TEEM.-Adjourned
for the term.
SUPERIOR COUbT-SPECIAL TERM-Held Dy Judge
Freedman.-NO. 81.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge sedgwick.-No. LAS. Part 2-AdJourned
connoS PLEAs-EoU1rx TERx-Held by Judge
Daly1Nos. e. 3D. IS, 80, IA, 81. 90 o. ~ -
CHIEF Justice Daly-Nos 2sl5, 2s16 2S7e, 1854 2le6
25O4 2543 1892 1923. 1884, 1880 124s 1249 1872 354
562 l154. 99e, 2S61z 2511s, 2S1h. PART HELD "
il46 1895 1898 1928 1913 1437 1885, 1885, 1440 l44l
MARINE CoURr-lRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge observation-disclosures. 351l, 2072, 20ll, 20I4,
2o77, 207S 207s, 2oso POSI-, 2o53 1854 2Oss, 2o9S.
ASH, 1929 Part 2-Hed by Judge CROSSINGS.
1884, 22S5 1O64 272o, $685. 1772 37l7 34l9 2ool 1908
2o65 2o56, 2087 3o89 2O7o Part 3-Held BY judge
Shea.-Nos 1854. 1915 294o 32l9 1888. 1898, asa,
s40?, 1914, 1881, 1905. s5l5. 32S7, 1862, 2767.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNS-Held by RECORDER
HacEett.-The People vs.. Jim Leonard (con-
tInueu), feonious assault aud battery; same vs..
Lewis Fisher, ielonions assault and battery; same
BaTg, grand larceny; same W. Henry Zschlrtz
and Michael Boyce, grand lareeni; Same VS.
James Smitn. grand larceny; same vs.. Rlchard
Grant grand larceny; same VS.. John Williams,
grand larceny; Same vs.. Mrs Dunbar and MATILDA
Swee', dlsorderly mousse; same vs.. Jasper q. Car.
penteT, cruelty 10 ANIMALS.