The New York herald., 1876-09-12

wagon valued at $100 II appeared that Ge:sman .
friend ofhis saw Farrell removing the wagon, which
had been standing in the street near the curbstone
policeman was called aud the accused WAS gwen In
custody. Farrell testified Nhe stand that
he was intoxicated at the time; that he
was about to move his few household
trans 10 the promises OF friend at the corner of
Nneeth street and Fourth avenue and that being
OF work, without money, and seeing the wagon lying
idle in the street. he had seized upon It to transport
his chattcls, meaning to return IL Immediately. His
wife that he was drunk half before the
attempted removal OF the wagon His Honor charged
the Jury that drunkenness for crime
AMI that the conviction OF the prisoner would teach tho
latter lesson and would besides act preventive
dered verdict OF guilty without leaving their seats,
and the Recorder sentenced Farrell to three years
nnemcnt in state Prison. His wife was removed from
court and seated herself upon the steps outside
where remained weeping bttcr; Tor several hours
To the officers who tried her she told pitt
another fourteen months old lay sick at irends for
she had no home, and she would in few days be tho
mother of another.
UNPRoFITABLE LoDGERs.
George ". Harrison, jointly indicted for grand lar
ccny with Frank Stewart pleaded guilty and was rc-
manded till to-day for sentence The prisoners called
upon solomon Woill, No. % Irving place. the 7th
inst and Harrison represented that no wished TO hire
furnished room He was shown a room which he
declared would suit, and paying ono weeks rent was
given latch key BY of this he gained entrance
to the house and carried of s52l worth of ewery and
clothing Stewart was arrested on the llth by In
spcctor Diks at No III Second avenue and the other
thief found by Onicer Hekin, OF tue Twcniy-nth
precinct The 10TH Part OF the stolen property was
found In possession Of each of the prisoners
CUTTING NEIGHBoR
John Baker, q German without a nose, was con-
victed of having stabbed in the arm John George
Wese, who lives In the same house. No 90 Sheriff
street. Wese who gathers rugs and bones for living
stated that the accused used insulting language toward
Mrs Wesc, and that when he demonstrated Baker
stabbed him. The stabber was sont to State Prison TOR
two years
HOTEL THIEF.
James McPherson, who hired room at the hotel Of
John Winters, No. 1000 Third avenue and whs was
caught aftcr attempting to rob tho room Of the
barkeeper W. Buckley, sent to State Prison for
two and half years upon his pleading guilty
fathers watch and Se2 and went OIL 10 havo good
time, was sent to the Catholic Protectory.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBxRs--Held by Judge West
brook.-Nos 2Y 81. 80, ST, 5S, 90, 75 76 ~ IS,
ST. 81 49, s4 s5, So, 81, S. 93 100, no. 49, l39 140
l5o l52 iS7 isj l72 1884 1856 1877 1893, 2l 22l, 22.,
$50, 23l, 245, 260, POI, 267, 277
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERA-Part Held by Judge
Sheridan-Nos Ass 4247 s002 1900 $685. 4l93, 1870,
Held by Chief Justice snea.-Nos sl66. 5000, 449s,
tss2 43ll $685. 1888, 1884, 460l 1902 4507 45os 46l
45l2, 45la
COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part Held by
Recorder Hackctt-The People vs. John Dowdcll,
homicide; Same Dennis McGurk, robbery Same
VS.. John Connors, robbery Same VS. Rowan Pasquado,
rape; Same vs. William Fernando, leionious assault
and battery; Same Michael Fnnerty, feonious as
saut and battery; Same James Sinclair fcl0nious
assault and battery Same VS.. Patrick Hanel feonious
assault and battery; Same VS. William Walsh, ielo-
nious assault and battery Same VS. William J. Bidwe,
feonious assault and battery Same VS. Elizabeth Craw
ford, feonious assault ana battery; Samc VS.. James
Cooper and Edward Wilson, burglary; Same vs. John
Shea, burglary; Somo vs. Patrick Mullin and William
DAVIS, grand larceny; samo vs. James McCabo aud
James Fay, grand larceny; Same vs. Lewis Fisher.
grand larceny; Same vs. Edward Scanien and
William smith, receiving stolen goods; Same
VS.. James Williams, grand larceny; Same VI.
Henry j. thinner, grand larceny; Same Va. John Dono-
van and Thomas Cornell, grand larceny; Same vS.
Mary Mccarthy, grand larceny Same VS. John Mur-
ply William Qunlan, John Ryan.and James Gallaher,
grand larceny; Same vs. George Wilson, grand larceny
Same Josephine Marks, grand larceny; Same VS..
Thomas Sullivan grand larceny; Same VS.. CAMS Scott,
grand larceny; Same va William Hill, grand larceny
Samo vs. John Smith and John Brady, gambling; Same
vs. Thomas Gcary and James Kelsey gambling; Same
vk Samuel Goldman and Samuel Smith, false pre-
tence; Same John Harvey, false pretence Same Vs.
John Mcclure, grand larceny; Same va Thomas Cur
ran, grand larceny