The New York herald., 1875-12-22
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT-cHAMBERs.
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Matter OF Hart-0pinion.
Holmes vs.. Lissbergcr Injunction continued so far
as prevents defendant from interfering with or dis
posing of any OF the assets, &c Memorandum.
sigison ct al VS.. sgison and Pawson VS.. Francis
Orders granted.
National Bank of Scotland vs. Nicol; Naismith vs
Ncho; Liliensten VS.. Hoffman, Walter Vs. Coates;
Cav U'Reilly; Seyfert vs. Parsons; Stephens vs.
Fowler; Bennett Barney Mckee VS.. Sweeney;
Wood VS.. Pratt; Steiner vs. Ingram; Delaneld vs..
Church, Fleming vs. West Roberts vs.. baltimore;
matter of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church; Levy vs.
Harris Dram vs. Sterling; New York Fire Insurance
Stevens vs.. Rowe and James VS. Carpenter Granted
0berholser vs. Baker.-order granted, denying mo-
tion
Doty w. Metropolitan Collar Company.-order
granted, overruling demurrer.
Van Horn Person; Luckmeyer VS.. Mclaughlin;
Glines vs.. Voorhes; Hays vs. Austen ct al. Gnes vs.
GIL; Schuman Smith; Tally VS.. Brass.-ordors
granted.
referee confirmed and decree OF divorce granted to
plaintiff.
Boomer VS. whitman.-Motion granted to be
put down for second Friday Of January 1876.
Rae VS.. Wilson.-Moton granted, cause put down for
first Friday OF January 1916
costs.
Fogg vs Edwards s-Motion granted.
Katherine Kempf VS.. George Kempc-order filed
and entered confirming report and granting decree or
divorce to plaintiff.
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Clark vs. Coles, &c, ct aL-hotion granted allow
ance of $l00
BY Judge Van Brunt
Wilton ct al. vs. sprng-Case and findings settled
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.
SEVEN YEARS IN STATE PRISON.
John Orr aged twenty-sx, pleaded guilty to having
broken into the dwelling OF George Miller, No. Morris
street. on the morning of November 20 and stealing
So worth Of clothing and jewelry. He was caught
haif,f alaaAo anda
pair of brass knuckles were found on his person. He
had arrived In the city only two weeks previously from
Philadelphia The Court sentenced him to seven years
in State Prison.
RoBBING A RUM SELLER.
John Connors, William Mcmahon, John Twomey and
David Savage were arragned for trial, charged by
William Purcell, proprietor OF liquor saloon at No
342 First avenue, with having broken into his storc
the night of July and stolen therefrom So in money
1t appeared that the 18th Of July Savage went into
another ''gin milP' kept by complainant at No. 81
Jackson street. and admitted to the barkeeper that he
and the other accused had been concerned in the bur-
glary The barkeeper is now In Ireland and as there
was no testimony against the first three accused they
were acquitted. Savage was found guilty of receiving
stolen goods and sentenced TO three years in the State
Prison
MARY DENEY's DENIAL.
Mary Deney was charged by Timothy o'Connor, a
coachman in the employ of Mr.. George Dennison No.
Is West Thirty-seventh street, with having on the
night OF December q attempted to steal his watch from
his pocket while he was standing az the bar Of asaoon
corner of Twentieth street and Third avenue There
not sufficient evidence to support the charge and
the Court directed an acquttal
SENTENCED FOR PETTY CRIMES.
The following criminals were disposed of in the space
Of half hour:-Joseph Marnilloa, arrested for pick
ing pocket sent to the House of Refuge Charles
Rosenhal petit larceny six months IN the Peniten-
tiary; Edward Donnelly for stealing thirty yards Of
cloth from the store Of solomon Cohen No 73 avenue
A, State Prison for two years; George Johnson for
stealing a horse blanket worth 81 So from stable of
Thomas McCauley, No. 223 Mott street, State Prison
years Thomas Williamson, stealing 500 worth Of
property from the plumbing shop of John Shane, No
S37 Eleventh avenue; Arthur Wright, indicted
for stealing several suits OF ladies' clothing
aud some bedclothes, valued in all at $147,
from the house of Stallion Hennessey, No. "
First street. Edward Kenney, charged with stealing
horse and wagon from George II. Cannon, and John
Burns who broke into the clothing store Of julius VIII
iznsk Nos AS and AIS Hudson street. the Both of
November, and stole $307 worth Of clothing portion
of which he caught in the act OF pawning at No.
l9i Eighth avenue, by onicer Bcveridge of the Six
teenth precinct all pleaded guilty and severaly
sentenced to two and half years in State Prison.