The New York herald., 1875-06-12
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

pURGLARuKs AND LARCENIEs-TRIALs AoQUIT-
TAILS, CONVICTIONS AND SENTENCES.
The first case called yesterday by Assistant Dis
trfct Attorney Moan was an Indictment against
Fritz Muller, who was charged with eGecuDg an
entrance into the dwelling house or Joseph wof
no. so Forsyth street, on the 26th OF May, and
stealing clothing valued at $40. The prisoner
pleaded guilty to burglary In the second degree
and the Recorder sentenced him to the State
Prison for seven years
Oswald Edidts, who on the 18th or May stole
S135 Ia money from william Nurge, pleaded guilty
TO an attempt at grand larceny. lie was sent TO
the state Prison for eighteen months.
John II. Wilson pleaded gully 10 assault and
battery, the allegation being that on the nth or
May he cut william II. Lamis on the shoulder with
a knife. one year in the Penitentlary was the
Judgment imposed by tho Court.
Eugene Yemen was Jointly indicted with two
others Tor burglariously entering the premises or
Joseph Mosentnal, on the 10th OF last month, at
No. 334 West FlftY-secOnd street, aud stealing n
clock and a Violin, worth AZ 30. lie pleaded guilty
to an attempt to commit the offence AS the pris-
oner was under sixteen years OF age, His Honor
sent him TO the House ofReiuge.
Thomas Hunter was tried upon O charge or
larceny In stealing, on the 10th OF January, fifty
pounds OF tobacco, valued az s45 the property or
Herman Cohen. lie was found guilty and recon-
mended 70 mercy. His Honor sentenced Hunter
TO tue state Prison for one year.
julius Hinterhuber, who, on tho 2sth Of April,
stole package or patent medicine valued at sac
pleaded guilty to sn attempt. lie was sent TO the
PenltentiarY Tor six months.
Edward DOnOhue was tried upon charge OF re.
ceiving pictures. with a guilty knowledge that
they were stolen by boy named Christian StorK
rom his employer, James W: LLOYD, No. q John
street. There was no evidence TO sustain the
charge, AMI the jury were Instructed TO render
verdict OF aCqnttal.
Thomas Thompson was also acquitted upon an
Indictment charging MIN with stealing $40 from
Patrick McNuty on the 22d OF May. the evidence
showed that tney were on drunken spree.
John Moore ana JOuu COfieY fbOfgl. who
ments or Margaret Gugney at No. 553 West Thirty
second street, were tried, but as the proof failed
TO establish the allegation the jury rendered a
DANIEL Mccoy was then placed at the bar.
charged with perpetrating an outrage upon Sarah
Robinson. When she took the witness chair she
said she nad never seen the prisoner.
DISTRICT ATTORSEY-IOu can step down ana ont
The REc0RDER-Gentlemen, you viii render q
The Jury did SO, and Mccoy walked out OF court.
Edward Watson was charged with stealing a
diamond ring worth $3.50, on the attn or May from
dali, Barmore Co., corner OF Maiden lane
and Nassau street, exhibited 20 the prisoner and
q friend Who contracted for a ring IL was too
large, and N was to nave been altered in an hour
for nim. Before they left the stere the clerk no.
uced diamond ring Ofinierior value IN the tray
which was not or their manufacture. one OF the
accused parties demanded 20 be searched on the
spot and the missing ring was not found. watson
said tnat they could search him at the station
ness supposed that on the way he must have III
vested himself OF the valuable ring but as there
was no legal proof against watson he was dis
john Moriarty q youth, who was charged with
stealing ten cents from the person or William
Weber, pleaded guilty 10 an attempt TO commit
that offence. He was sent TO the Penitentary for
Frank Kelly pleaded gunty 10 pointing pistol
at William II. Lusk on the l5th OF May. his
Honor sent him to the Pententary for three
months.