The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-05

q great many prisoners and motley thronr
sney We're presenting strange medley alike In ma
uonality and color Hardened wretches Il evident
most are, and from the slnms Of the city They
we're brought in handculed In couples, but the most
q them acted as though they were on gala day
excursion from the Tombs They were not
called up 10 plead, having already pleaded TO
the indictments against them. Everything WIS left
70 Their respective counsel Mr.. William +. Howe rep
resenting IN hts legal capacity nine them and the
remainder having As their legal sponsors Messrs Knit
zng n Mott and Peter Mitchell The following
the times Fixed tor the various trials
Joseph Frongi, indicted for murder in the first de-
gree, On charge q fatally stabbng John Morrill,
Jacob staudeman, indicted for murder in the first
degree on charge Of killing by shooting With pls-
tol, Louisa Sudlnwood Trial next Thursday.
Thomas Sorrel, indicted for manslaugher in the
FIRST degree, charge Of fatally stabbng
known man, supposed TO be Samuel Peterson Trial
Henry Rx, indicted for murder in the first degree,
on a charge Of shooting, with pistol John hkenna
Thomas Wilson, indicted for murder in the first de-
gree on charge Of fatally shooting Alphonso Guerago
Trial next Friday
John Kennedy, indicted for mansaughter, on
charge Of killing the infant child Of Mary Masterson
Trial next Monday
gree on charge OF drowning her child. Trial next
Monday.
George Washington and John Sewell, Jointly indicted
for murder in the first degree charge of beating to
death John Conlon. Trial l4th inst
Samuel Murray and Annie Jane Murray, jointly in
bling william Doyle Trial next Monday
Having fixed the time the above trials tho Court
adjourned till tomorrow, and the prisoners were again
remanded to their old quarters in the City Prison
COURT, CIRCUIT
The three circuits OF the Supreme Court were all In
session yesterday but beyond calling calendars and
filming absent jurors nothing was done In Parts
and 2 presided respectively by Judges Barrett
and Loew the latter Judge having been assigned from
the Court OF Common Pleas to take the place OF Judge
van Brunt whose continued Illness, il IS reported, Is
likely TO compel his absence for some time In Part
8 held BY Judge Donohuo, verdict for $6l6 95
was given In favor Of John Brennor former officer OF
the Court OF Common Pleas. The sui was brought for
such officer and went TO the Court OF APP
peas which tribunal ordered new trial.
MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDINGS.
While Judge Lawrence calling the calendar In
Supreme Court, Chambers, Judge Curtis doing the
in Superior Court Chambers, and Judge Robinson
likewise In the Chambers OF the Common Pleas All
of the respective calendars but little other business
done. In the Superior Court, Trial Term, Part l.
held by Chief Justice Mcneil all tue called
but beng ready tor trial an adjournment was
necessary. Judge Scdgwick, holding Part 2 Trial
Term, had better luck He tried case in which
John Schreyn, assignee Of a claim for So 600
for building school house. got yer
second trial. Chief Justice Daily holding Part Trial
Term Of the Common Pleas disposed Of cases both
being suits against the city. In the first suit, that
brought Thomas Green 70 Sl50or supplies TO
the old Board Of Education the complaint dismissed
under the Kingsand decision the ground OF exhaus
ton Of the appropriation IN the second suit James
got verdict for S155 ~ for services in serving
Buildings Judge Larremore held the Equity Term. he
was looking bright button and ratified off some
hafdozen inquests with his usual prompt business
despatch.