The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-13
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett

Before Recorder HaCkett.
A FRENCH BURaLAR-sENTENcED TO SING sING
ron TIN YEARs-FoRGERY-THEFT ~ 4
wATCH-A SHOOTING AFFAIR
The first case called yesterday was an indict.
ment against John Norton. sailor, who pleaded
guilty 10 stealing twenty-five cents ana q Jack
knife from a fenow sailor named John HaTes on
the 80 or this month. The sentence imposed was
one year IN the Penitentary.
Henry Cnabasen, Frenchman, was tried upOn
q charge or burglary In the third degree. II ap.
peared from the evidence that on the night OF the
goth OF March the clothing store OF David Stern,
Nos 81 aud 20 White street vase cred and nne-
teen coats stolen. policeman iouno the prisoner
in possession OF the properly at an cary hour IN
canal street, ana he said man gave nun thirty
cents to carry the bundle. lie was convicted
under the count charging MN WITH receiving
stolen goods. he r scorder sente need him 10 the
StaIe Prison Tor three years.
Thomas Barton pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging him with purglariorsly entering the
sixth street, on the Arb OF April.
Henry &. Men. indicted tor Q similar charge.
pleaded guilty e. burglary In the second degree.
Toe charge was that on me nigat OF the 25th OF
March ne broke into tho house OF Frank gladden.,
NO. sos East Ihirty.sixth street. No property was
arrested near the premises. Eacn OF them was
sent TO the state Prison Tor ten years.
James Dayton. who plraded guilty last week TO
an attempt at burglary IN tie thlru degree and
was renamed. was brought TO the bar and SEN
Morris Celer, who was also reminded upon q
plea OF aut.y Of forgery IN the iour degree, was
sentenced TO the stale Prison for one wear.
Thomas hayes WNO Was cAafEed with stealing
fcT from tie Till Of Charles +. Cook, No. IS sixth
avenue, OF the - q THIS month pleaded gully 20
petit larceny. lie was sent 70 the PenItentiary
Tor six months.
Joseph series, alias Joseph seals. pleaded guilty
20 an attempt at robbery in the flFht degree. On
the S0th Of Maton he stole 81 with force and vfo-
lence from Thomas Cassidy III liquor store. the
prisoner was sentenced 10 the sing sing Prison
ior five years.
Michael Mulroy pleaded guilty to an attempt az
burglary In the thtrd degree. Tie was charged
vita entering the apartments OF blctrlch Lob. No.
3D. West Houston street, on the lst inst. and
stealing silver watch, worth S.
A similar plea was accepted from GEORGE wilson,
alias Preston Koran. ON tie 2stn OF March ne aud
Thomas Emmers broke into the BARRIERS shop or
Christian Gu:tman, No. So Eighth avenue, and
stole 500 worth Oh razors ana Other propet ~.
THESE prisoners eech sent 10 he state Prison
Tor Two years ana six months.
Mary Simons an unfortunate girl. wa1 tried
upon charge OF stealing silver watch from the
perSCn OF James Campbell, on the lst inst, la the
Bowery The evidence was not SUFFICIENT 10 war
rant the jury in rendering verdict or guilty, and
they acquitted her.
John Leonard was tired upon ca Indictment
charging him win firing loaded pistol &C Henry
ScheisleT, on Inc 7th OF February in q lager peer
saloon ia Seventn avenue, ~ appeared from the
testimony OF all the Witnesses tB2t the prisoner
ana bis irienc, named Mitchell had trouble VITA
the barkeeper about payment for drinks; that q
general nRht between them ana the Germans VINO
were Ia therc ebsued, and that wneu ne
lLeonafCl was leaving the saloon he fired his PTS.
toll the ball taxing effect IN sChetsler's leg. the
Recorder VIII charge the jury this morning.
ago TO an attempt atgrand larceny, was sent TO
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