The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21
FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.

Before Judge kilbreth.
HORSE THIEVES ARRESTED WHILE ON BURG
LARIous EXPEDITION.
Patrick Smith. alias Carpenter, of No. 34s East
Thirty first street, and william stevens alias Ly-
man, Or No. 20 Forsyth street, were arraigned on
a charge OF stealing horse and wagon, the prop
erty OF Frederick McCanaless, or No. 331 East
Thirly-sxth street. The THEFT took place on sun
day night, when the prisoners were chased
through several blocks by 0fficer Walsh OF the
Twenty-nrst precinct. They escaped, nut were
subsequently, arrested by Of1cer Touhey. of the
Nineteenth precinct. At Police Headquarters they
were lden titled as old offenders In the burglary
line ana from the TACT OF several black bags being
iouad IN the wagon when they were arrested il IL
believed that the prisoners were bent on a robbing
execution M town and mad stolen the horse and
wagon TO transport the spoils on examination
the complainant Jailed to suDstantiate the charge
II OF larceny first made by MIN at The station house
and explains that he owned only the horse. the
prisoner (SmItn) having purchased rom him the
wagon for 500 ana paid 80 on account The
gwen by the complainant but ne had 10 discharge
the prisoners very mucn against ms VIII, Ior
want OF evidence Sunlclent TO hold them.
FAILED KILL HIS HORSE
\ Thomas Jenreys who was held tor trial q Re W
days ago because he refused to XIII his good for
nothing horse on an order from Mr.. Bergn was
brought mp again yesterday on complaint OF one OF
bergh's men samuel Fields. Jeffreys according
to the evidence Otiicer Fields. had not procured
any surgical assistance Tor the horse, but this
denied ~ toe accused. VINO demanded an exam-
nation 10 snow that lie had. His request was
granted. samuel McCormick, a friend OF Jeffreys
was then charged bv Fields with having attempted
to res sue JeHreys from has custody and deslsting
only when cIuooed on the head pretty severely
Mccormick was held for trial At The special Ses-
slons III $500 bail.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge La w.
rence.-Nos s, 81 80, 81. 80, 49, lis, III, 12 1913
49, 1873, 40 l4s. $50 lso 1855, 2l 232 23s 239, 27s
2s1. S01. 304 3lO, 3l2, 3l4, 81.
SUPREME COMPASSIONATE TKRM-AdIourned Tor
the term
sUPREME COURT GENERAL TENN Held BY
Judges Davis Daniels ana Donohue.-Nos. 2, ), s.
10, II, u H. a. H. IT, ~, IS, 10 20 81 D. 81 "a
20 - - %, 2g, 80, II, 32 a3 a. 49, 10. 81 IS So
90 l24. l4s, 15e 49, 100 a22 "a 225, 1o4, pa la
I'D, ~.
SUPREME CouRT-CRcuIr-Part 3-Held BY
Judge Barrett-Snort causes-Nos. 1913 1872 2s35
254l 2OO3 1889, 1857, 1850 1TT5 17T7. 1895 1865 -
ao4s 27e 1888 27as 243 a945, 23i9 2421 2so7, 1892
SUPERIOR ooURT-TRrAL rERM-Part Held By
Judge CurtIs.-Nos. 469. 2o2e, 1857. 1883, 62l,
part 2-Heid by Judge Speir.-Nos &C., 1854
1920 rs. 9ls go, 1912 1853 ITO, 1890, 1Ols 1904
CoHMoN PLEAs-TRrsL TERN-Psrt Held BY
Judge Loew.-One hour causes-Nos. 25sI, 2290,
$50 1855, 245 239o 1889 2tle s2s, 22I2 1851, zoos
New causes-Nos. 1850, 2433, 2624 26l4. 261s. 25Tg
$780, 1855. Part o.-Adourned for the term
CoaMoS PLEAs-GENERAL fTEN-Held nv Cniei
Justice Daily ana Judges Robinson and J. y.
Daiy.-Nos. 80. H. 3d. g. acc, rs, g.
MARINE CoGET-TRIAL TERN-Part l-Hed By
Judge Gr0ss.-Nos. 1912 4007, 1888. 2206 2143 Ss27
1901 $500, 23g2 1921. 340i. 4O76 3543 2425, 2269.
Part 2-Hed by Judge Joachimsen.-Nos. 1905,
2s7o 24si, 24s7 Ass Part 3-Ileld BY judge Al
ker-Nos. $3.50. 1853. S2a5 4l39, 1907, 37l2, 1904,
1907 1921. 274o. 22l2. J04l, 3s9, 5s4s
OYER AND TERafNER-HelG ny Judge Brady
The People vs. PhIlip Olwcli. homicide; Same
vs.. William LYONS, homicide.
GENERAL SEssfoNs-Held by Judge Sutherland
The People vs. James A. Duny, ielonious assault
ana battery same vs.. William smith, grand
larceny.