The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Huckett
pRErEnRED SING SING TO ENGLAND.

PREFERRED SING SING TO ENGLAND
young man Of nineteen, named Arthur Blandy,
who was at one time the employ of A. I. Stewart
Co. went, In company with one George KRONE, to the
store OF Arnold, Constable Co., the 18th Of Feb
ruary last, and represented that he in the employ
OF Stewart a. Co. and had been sent by them TO pur-
chase quantity Of gloves, OF which they we're short
He obtained six dozen pairs OF dogskn gloves, with
which lie departed II was subsequently found that ne
had been discharged by Stewart Il Co. some time be-
tore he got the gloves He arrested the I'D Of
March, when--his friends representing 10 Recorder
Hackett that Ii he were released lie would be made to
return at once to EDgaud-thc Recorder suspended
sentence, aud the youth discharged on his own
rccognizance Instead of going back his home
however, he returned 10 his old compan IONS and
April 20, accompanied by his friend krohc who gave
the name OF James Bowers he visited the Of
McCrecry Nos sol and sos Broadway aud stated that
he had been sent by stewart Co. in whose employ he
was, and obtained So wvrh Of goods. The fraud was
subsequently discovered, and the swndlcrs being
arrested, brought up Tor trial yesterday. His
Honor sent Bnndy 10 State Prison Tor live years and
KRONE Tor three.
FIFTEEN YEARS IN STATE PRISON.
Joseph SILK, OF No. 900 Ninth avenue was walking IN
Blocker street at five O'Clock the morning OF May
g. when he assaulted by Peter Clark James Camp
bell OF No AIS East Fifth street. and another man.
who is unknown. Two 0. the men held Mr. SIX whlc
the third robbed him I silver watch valued at $50
The two men named were arrested ana Campbell plead
Ing guilty yesterday sent TO State Prison Tor fifteen
years
FoRGERs ARRAIGNED.
Charles j. Williamson, one OF the notorious gang OF
Buffalo, Erie and New York Central Railroad bond
iorgers, was arraigncd yesterday. The prosecution
stated that would DO ready try until
week. A. Oakley Hall, counsel Tor the prisoner
pleaded not guilty to indictments for forgery
and three for burglary. These crimes are alleged 10
have been committed by the prisoner under various
aases, among which are Conrad b. Franklin and
Charles L. Perrin. He was renianded for trial
CUT WITH A RAZOR.
Henry Wilson, who fconiousy assaulted Thomas
CoaKley OF No 49, Greenwich street. by cutting him
IN the back with a May |, pleaded guilty, and
sent by the Recorder TO Stale Prison or four
THREE PATRIcKs.
Patrick Costello pleaded guilty to committing bur-
glary al the store OF Patrick J. Murtaeh, No. 443
First avenue on the 18th OF March, ana stealing 600
cigars, $50 in money and pistol, the property OF
Patrick Z. Higgins state Prison three years aud Six
months
PLEAS AND SENTENCES
Edward Fannng. boy OF fourteen, living at No. ITO
Chambers street, Who On May 8, entered the apart
mcnts OF Miranda Carter, No. 257 West Filth street,
and stole watch worth $50 and pockclbook contain
Ing So pleaded guilty and was sent TO the Pententary
for three years.
George Edwards, larceny and receiving stolen goods;
Peniientiary Six months
william korch and Patrick Marley larceny and re-
ccIving stolen goods; Pcnbntiary each one year.
George Bolton, larceny Of money; Pcnitentary
eighteen months.
Herman Blankmeyer, violation OF Excise law at the
corner OF Twenty-hrd street and Eleventh avenue;
lined $40 and 10 stand committed TIL paid.
Charles Jones. assault with intent 10 steal Pick.
pocket; one year Peniicntary.
Patrick Brady, burglary and grand larceny State
Prison three years and SIX months.