The New York herald., 1875-11-10
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett
THE BATTERY OUTRAGE.

THE BATTERY OUTRAGE.
The trial OF officer Finnerty for the alleged outrage
committed upon Maggie Igoe, was resumed yesterday
Tho given TO the jury shortly after noon and
they deliberated till four O'clock when they entered
the court and announced their inability TO agree
The Recorder discharged them and remanded the
prisoner 10 await new trial.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Hugh McKeon, OF No l, ,465 Second avenue pleaded
guilty 20 burglary in the third degree in having en-
tered the OF Philip valdes, No. As Second avenues
the night OF October II and stolen thercfrom leaf
tobacco the value OF $65 He was sentenced to State
Prison for two years
Theophius Winter, German lad, aged sixteen
years living No $40 East Forty-sxth street. pleaded
guilty to the charge stealing gold watch worth S75
from John Ballwebcr, OF No. AL West Thirtyeighth
street. on October Il He sent TO State Prison for
two years
william Tate a waiter, sixteen years old, living at
No "a East street. pleaded guilty grand
larceny in having stolen gold watch and chain valued
at $780, from Mrs. Harriet Williams, of No "a East
Nineteenth street Joseph Dickson, indicted for hav
ing bought the watch from Tate for 81 So knowing 1t
to be stolen also pleaded guilty, and they were each
sent TO the Penitentiary for three years
Waldo r. Fuller aged nineteen, pleaded guilty to as
remembered that he company with his brother kept
drug store at Eighth avenue and Fify-ninth street,
and that on September George j. Smith, of No 229
East Thirtieth street. deputy sheriff. and Patrick
Keenan,, OF No 1913 Hudson street. his assistant called
at the for the purpose of eectng the brothers
The latter resisted and made assault upon the officers
with their fists, and also threw vitro upon them In
dctments found against the Fuers for elonious
assault and the brother not pleading guilty will DO
tried upon that Indictment
Charles West, OF No 344 East Thirty-second street,
aborer, aged nineteen years, pleaded guilty to
having October 12 stolen a wagon valued at $780,
the property of Henry Beck, of No. 22O East Forty
first street He found seated In the wagon driving
through East Twenty fourth street the second day
after the theft and thercupon arrested the in
stance Of friend OF the complainant He sent to
State Prison for the Of two years and months
John O'Bren, baker, aged nineteen years, who re-
sided at No 62 West Broadway broke into the store OF
Eeazer J. Lazarus, No West Broadway, the night
OF October Ii, and carried or 200 cigars, valued at
500. He was captured by private watchman, with
the property in his possession He pleaded guilty and
was sentenced 10 two years and six months IN State
Prison.
Charles Gale, laborer, twenty five years old, who
lived at No 200 Hudson street. pleaded guilty TO grand
larceny and was sentenced two years and six months
imprisonment In State Prison. On September % he
stole two sets Of harness. worth S75 the property Of
Samuel Walsh, OF No 257 Hudson street
Michael Garth cattle driver, twenty years old
and living at No 246 East Forty y-sixth street. broke
into the liquor store Of Bernard Kelly No sol Second
avenue, the night OF October IL and attempted TO
steal twelve boxes Of cigars and 100 bottles of
liquors. valued In all at $780, He pleaded guilty and
was sent 10 State Prison for two and half years