The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25

the matter or the Pensacola LUMBER company
Granted.
McCrcdie vs. McKnight-Decree granted.
Remer vs.. Observation-Disclosures Tor counsel.
Clark VS.. DOnaldson.-l cannot approve OF TINS
under aking until the sureties give more den-
nte statement OF their Liabilities
Bates VS.. McGown.-rhere must be an af1idavlt
stating the facts required to be shown BY rule 81.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before recorder Hackett.
CRIME AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES.
His Honor Recorder Hackett sentenced num-
Der OF prisoners yesterday morning. who PLEADED
guilty to the cfYences with which they were
charged when arraigned at the bar.
James Potter, who was charged with robbery In
the nrst degree, pleaded guilty to an attempt to
commit that offence. The Indictment charged
that on the 18th OF this month, he assaulted Anna
Gllmer while she was walking through West
Eleventh street. and stole her poke tbook, con-
tanning 81 40.
William Hennessy pleaded guilty to = similar
charge, the allegation against him being that on
the nth OF February. he assaulted Thomas Walsh,
In Twenty-ssventn street, and stole from his per
q silver watch.
Michael McNaly, who was indicted for larceny
from the person In the night time, pleaded guilty
TO an ATTEMPT to commit that offence. 1t ap-
peared from the plant that on the 18th Of this
month the prisoner stole gold watch and chain
valued ar $3.50, from John A. Meek.
THESE prisoners were each sent TO the Peniten-
t1ary for i've years.
STATE PRISON SENTENCES.
Henry Solden pleaded guilty to the offence Of
embezzlement. On the 2otn OF January he COL
lected bill amounting 10 $25 so from Adolph
Wallach. and on the Sd OF the same month bill
from the same party tor about the same amount,
and Jailed to account 10 his employer, aaron
Kahn. Tor the money. he said he lost the money.
Charles Carter pleaded guilty Indictment
charging him with obtaining, on the 18TH ol Feb
ruary. s5s worth or provisions from William G.
Burnister by falsely representing that he was IN
the employ OF b. T. Arnold.
These prisoners were each sent to the State
Raymond b. C.nroy, who was charged with
grand larceny from dwelling house, pleaded
stole seven coats woi tn $50, from the premises Of
Henry Wooerg, No. SOL canal street. de was sent
TO the Penitentlarv for four years.
Thomas Fitzgerald, an Old man, was convicted
OF assault with an intent 10 do bodily harm.
Joseph courtney swore that while In the prison.
ers apartments. corner oil First avenue and
Twenty-slXth street on the night OF the Both OF
gerald with a small pocket knife. the accused as
serted that Courtney attempted to commit an In
decent assault upon MS vile. The jury strongly
recommended him TO mercy, and His Honor re-
manded MN tor sentence.
MISCELLANEOUS.
John Curtis pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny, the charge being that on the 18th
OF this month be stole picture, valued at $46,
the property VI moses b. fOrtersuelu ne WAS
sent to the state Prison for two years.
Patrick Kelly who was Jointly indicted with
James Smith. who was tried and ted on
Tuesday, pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods.
on the lst OF TINS month ne was found in posses
SION Of 81 400 wor OF hosiery. which was stolen
from James T. Taller d Co., No. AZ walker street.
These prisoners will be sentenced on Friday.
! John Mairs was tried upon q charge OF stealing
$50 from Bernard Flood at q liquor saloon, corner
OF Grand aud thompson streets, on the 14tn oil this
month. The jury believed the prisoners story,
and rendered a verdict oil not luty.
Samuel De Voc. who was CHARGED with stealing.
on the 6tn OF thus month, guitar worth $50. the
properly OF Helen +. Dupee, pleaded guilty to
petit larceny.
A plea oil a similar grade was taken from James
Gibps, who was Indicted Ior stealing, on the 10th
inst, barrel OF sugar, worth ST. the property OF
Harkin Muller.
Tue prisoners were sent to the Penitentiary for
six months.