The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-24
FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kibreth.
A BURGLARY PREVENTED.

BURGLARY PREVENTED.
David Walsh, No. 2T4 West Twenty NTH streets
Charles Williams, NO. 504 West Forty-eighth street.
and James Scanned. No. $40 East Tnlrty-second
street, were arragned by Roundsman Stewart and
oficers Mccartney and Carney, OF the Eighteenth
precinct At one O'Clock yesterday morning
while the roundsman was going through East
Twenty-thrd street he noticed horse and wagon
standing on the street in front OF Otto F. Ehler's
tailor store at No. 2Os, while In the immediate
neigh borhood were two men who seemed 90 avoid
the Ofncer. He pretended not TO see them, and
turning upon his heel he went back ana secured
the assistance OF Onicers Ganney and McCarthey-
The three then steathlly approached the tailor
store and secured the two men On the OUTSIDE.
There were three Others inside, one OF whom only
was arrested at that time. Another made his
escape and the third was found In Inc cear OF the
house at daylight where ne had secreted himself e
being un able to escape because or broken leg
aud sprained back. He was sent 70 Bellevue HOS
pltal pistol rom which SIX snots nad Deen
d ed at the police, iound Ia ScannelPs possess
sion together with a mouse coloreu felt hat
Another pistol, fully loaded was found in the
making fourteen shots that had been fired ON
both sides, but fortunately no one was found 70
nave been shot when the smoke Of the battle had
cleared OF. Captain Gunner came IN per-
son to court and asked that the prisoners
be remanded to his custody to give him an 0ppor.
Tunity 10 perfect the evidence The O0urt
nesitated about granting the request, deemln9
such a proceeding on his part violation OF DUTY.
There was too much OF this demanding business,
and he, for one intended In iuture TO nave no more
Oilt. Hereafter he would discharge prisoners In
all cases where sum cIent evidence TO mold was
not produced at the lirst arrangements Inc COM
plainant through Misunderstanding, not having
been notified, not In coart, ana. az the
urgent request OF the Captain to POSTPONE the
matter, the examination was finally set down Tor
TINS morning.
FRIENDS CONFIDENCE BETRAYED.
Mary smith, OF No. 324 East Forty -eigntn street,
charged Barbara Rabb, homeless frieno. with
the theft forty dollars worth or her clothes.
Barbara was committed for trial
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Law.
rence.-Nos. A. go a. 75 SO, So 90 e2 100 l02 100,
no. Ia III l2 l46 1872 100, 191, POS. 20, 229 23A
2s7 2ss, 243 ~ 245 2SS 2si 2Sa 27s 2so 2so. sos
800 81, 3l3, 3l5, $780, S2l. 324, S25 326. 327.
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERN Held by
Judges Davis, Donohue and Daniels.-Nos 200, 14y,
156 1911 153 $50 ~ "a u.s. 2oA Pa IA 22o, 227,
SUPREME CoURT-SrEcIAL TERM.-Adjourned for
the term.
for the term. Part 2-Hed by Judge Donohue-
nos. 100 1870, 1872 $50. 4o4, 144 l424, 1889 $780,
i5slh, 12Osh, loa2 lgo3 1904, 1913 676 1898, $685.
46S 94i 1884, 1894 1854 1923, S46 34sk, 261s 22So
1861, 1898, 1000 Part s-Heid BY Judge barrett
Nos 27S0 S23 1il9, o. 2T91, 1855, 2909 POOL 1887,
ssl, sSs, 1919. $685. 62s, 1914 29al l22lk l74ls
SUPERIOR coURr-GEsEEAL TERM.-Adiourned
sine die.
Van Vorst.-Case ONO. %.
SUPERIOR CoURr-rRIAL TERH-Part Held by
Judge Curtis.-Nos. 2029, 1857, 1859, 62l 8l7,
si3 1868, 1857 SOL, 1905, 1905 1871 &c., e3l, 1000
Part 2-Held by Judge SpeiT.-Nos eco, ll64.
l28 77s. S62, 9l8 gro 1912 1853 1170, 1890, 1924,
$50, s72is, 1914.
COMMON PLEAs--GESERAL TERM-AdJourned until
Monday, June 49, 1875.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Loew.Nos. $3.50, 523, 140s, 1892, 1881 1924,
Ill3 e67 IT'S 2577 1925 1852 ITO, eoZk, 1859. Part
2-AdJourned until the first Monday Ia June, 1875.
MARINE CoUaT-TRIAL TKRM-Part l-Held oy
Judge Gross.-Nos 1919, 1858, 2206 2143, 1927
4902 $3.50. 1892 362T, 3401, 4076 1913. 1885, 1852,
2l6s Part 2-Hed by Judge Joachimsen.-Hos-
S7O4 1890 229l 24s9 2494 2496 2Ig7 2495 2499 $500
250l $780, 2507, 25JS, 25I0. Part S.-AdIourned for
the term.
OYER AND TERnfNRR-HelG py Judge Brady
The People vs. Charles Williams, homicide
GENERAL SRssIOSs-Held by Judge sutherland
The People vs. James A. Dufy, felonious assault
ana battery; Same VS.. Francis Boyle, grand lar
ceny.