The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-30
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
Before Recorder Hackett.
THE BIG JEwELRY swINDLERs.

THE BIG JEwELRY swINDLERs.
Sampson Rosenblatt and Moses strasburger
a short time ago arrested in San Francisco by
Detective O'Connor OF the District Attorneys Office,
and brought 10 this city under Indictment obtained
by several manufacturing jewellers of New York who
had delivered TO the accused credit large quantities
OF ewery which the latter disposed OF at less than ITS
value in Western cities before the bills became duo,
and then went into bankruptcy The prisoners were
released on bail and have been liberty up Tuesday
night, when Detectives Field and U'Connor arrested
Rosenbatt at the house OF his father, No 4i3 West
Ftyseventh street. and Strasburger his former part
ner, at his house, No. $50 West Thirtythlrd street
The arrests were made under new indictments OBJ
tanned by other creditors The Gorham Manuiac-
turing Company charges them with conspiracy 10
deiTaud, as does also the American Clock Company,
Robbins & Appleton and II. ID. Merritt Il Co., from all
OF whom the accused obtained clocks, jewelry, &c
The prisoners were brought up before Recorder Hack
EFT yesterday Oh application Tor bail Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Horace Russell demanded surcties in
So 600 each. John d. Jacobowsky, No $40 West
Thirty third street. became bondsman for Strasburger
and Asher r. Rosenblat No. 4l3 West Fifty seventh
street. father OF the other prisoner became surety Tor
his appearance A. Oakley Hall appeared for the
cused, and gave notice that he would, at future
tme move to quash the Indictment Samuel Rosen-
blatt OF No. 325 East Fiityseventh street who
the point of being arrested under the suppositon that
he sampson Rosenblat wishes II understood that
he is in no way whatever related TO tho latter
THE STRIKING cRIsPINs.
The case OF tho sixtynnc Crispins under indct-
ment for conspiracy injuro trade and commerce"
the calendar of the Court of General Sessions
Assistant District Attorney Russell appeared to
prosecute, and ex-Judge Cardozo and Colonel
Charles s. Spencer TO defend the accused. II
understood that the defence would call every OF
the sixty-ninc TO the stand TO there
spiracy Recorder Hackett stated that the accused
were all out on bail he thought It would be unjust TO
the many prisoners lying the Tombs to under take such
long and tedious trial then. "lf my colleague, said
he referring to Judge Gidersleevc, who sat with him
on The bench, 'were provided with room to transact
the ordinary business OF this Court this would
cause no inconvenience but 1t 49, recommend that
IL be deferred TIL day in the term, be agreed
upon by the counsel either side, else that II be
transferred to the Oyer and Termner." After some dis
cussion II lett to fix upon day for the
trial of the at the next term, when the Court
perhaps, will have been provided with tho neces
sary for conducting both branches
THE NEW YORK BANK RoBBER.
motion for the release bail OF John Clare,
alias Gilmore the alleged leader OF the burglars
who attempted to rob tho New York Savings
Bank IN 1914 was made by Mr. William +. Howe,
the ground that the prisoner was not principal in
the attempted robbery, but merely rented the
premises Assistant District Attorney Horace Russell
said he would agree to take less than 50 600 Tho
Recorder took the papers and reserved his decision
GATHERING THEM IN.
Patrick Touhey, lad OF fourteen, who forcbly
stole thirty-thrce cents from the hand OF a little
girl named Lulu Scott, of No. 81 West Thirteenth
street, while she walking in Eighth avenue, near
Thrtythird street. sent TO the Catholic Protcctoy
James McGure, Of No. 23l East sixteenth street.
who pleaded guilty burglary In the third
degree, in having broken into the premises OF
Max Godstcin, No 81 Hester street. the 10th inst
and stealing thercirom clothing and money TO the
value OF $50 sent State Prison for three years
Charles Relic, alias Irving OF $50 East Tenth street.
pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny, IN having Satur-
day last stolen horse worth 500 from g. w. Pcarce
OF Third 157th street Charles arrested
In Ludlow street while trying to sell the beast for $5
He was sent the State Prison for two aud n half
years.
William Brown, of No. 81 State street. jointly in
dcted with Matthew Smith for stealing $27 60 from
james Morgan, OF No 81 James street, on Saturday