The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
He was held for trial at the Essex

picking her pocket He held for trial at the Essex
While Mr.. Jaseph O. sieigier, leader or the Cover
nors Island Band was buying flowers IN Washington
Market on Saturday night, Daniel Bree, aged twelve Of
NO aI} Pearl street picked his lob pocket OF 81 Broe
was heid for Trial at the Tombs
:, Jeremiah Quinn Was committed Tor trial by Justice
oihrer wilson, OF tho mounted squad Quinn said in
MS own defence that he SEEING the officer In scrape
win another, attempted 10 and the former and Was
assaulted by him. lie admitted that in defending him.
self he might have struck the officer.
omcer Davis Eishtsen.h precinct, arrested on Sat
urday night Charles NcNevlns, No. LAG East Twenty
eighth street. and James Hartford No. East
Twenyeight street. on counter charges OF assault and
battery. Hartford said he cut McNevins Ia the nand
with u razor in order 10 himself from the assaults
Of the latter and his friends McNevins claimed that
Hartford cut hun without any provoeaton ana that he
was compelled TO mis- suck Hartford's head
pretty freely TO save his own life They refused 10
press the complaints when In Justice Kasmires court
Godfrey Schubert, No. 759 Third avenue, accused
Henry iae No s6I West Fiy.sccoud street. or snatch
ing from him pocketbook containing $500. The de-
iendant wanted change for twenty-five cent stamp,
and went 10 Sehaocrl's store TO get H. While schu
bert was ohligns him he committed the offence al
legged. In default OF bail he was committed by Justice
Kasmire for trial at the General Sessions
officer Lord. Of tho Nineteenth precinct, who has
been In custody at that station house since Saturday
serious complaint brought by his young wife, was
again brought before justice Kasmire yesterday and
gave bail 10 answer at the Special Sessions. He was
afraid oil night IN tho court prison and begged to he
rcnandcd to the station house.
OOOhI OAAENDAho-IdlS DAI.
SUPREME CoURr-CuANBRRs. First Mondays motion
SupaExg CouRr-GEyERAL TERN. Adjourned until
July 9 for the purpose OF rendering decisions.
SUPREME CouKT-SPsciAL TERM-Hcld by Judge
Lawrence.-Court opens ut halt past ten A. M-De
murrers-Nos l 70 20 inclusive. Law and fsct-Nos.
l73, ia 36g, 81 400, 3ll 40 31S $50, 1884, 322 200
362, 361, 4lO, AL 3l4, 3i5 366, al7.
SuPREAE CouRT-cnRcuIr-Part Held by Judge
og sss Ip sS q sapas sn M
1851 357. 1892 1877 ISL, 1885, 1881, 423 l623 1851
1895, 1904 1929, 2o72 Part 2-Hed BY Judge Van
1896 24o., l422, 1918, ST. sIo ll42 2sos l3oS COS,
lol 1886 1887, 324. 1876 l164, 1896 l444 CAS- Part
sol III issl, sSss, asi. isoo Ss5 ss.. ISL, Is
1922 1887 sa0 9a7 2sss, ll0o 1897 1929 1891, Sls.
sursnloa Counr--GExEnAL TERM-Appeais from
Ordcrs-Sos TO IL inclusive. General calendar
Nos. / 10 80 inclusive
sedgwick-Court opens at ten A. MCalcndar called at
eleven A M-Dcmurrers-Nos. l 10 inclusive.
Issues OF iact-Nos to So inclusive.
SUPERIOR CouRT--1gIAL TgRx-Part Held by
Judge Sandord-Court opens at eleven A M-Nos.
"a IDOL lll3, 1914 ll59 800, 2o2. lilo ll22 IFS
li24, 1874, lso, IFS, $780, 7id Pant 2-Nos. 1875,
AZ 9i9 "a 1905 4S4 'ei. 72, 1882 ia 1889, 1851,
CoAxox PLRAs-EqurrY TERM-Held by Judge Van
Hocsen Court opens at twelve M.-Nos. 1 to 81 In
elusive Demurrer caiendar-Nos. ! 2, and
Robinson. Court opens at eleven A. M-Nos 9561s,
sSe 1900 1850, 1896, $685. 1894, 2lS 100, 2ssl 1920
ASA li44, 1885 2oss, 1855 1905 1854 ESQ, a2sl,
1871 600. 2l2s, 1929 1862. 2lo3 1885, 2447 Part q
Held by Judge Yum Brunt-Court opens at ten A.
Mos. 1885, us, 1852, 2034, 2055, 2056,
1858, 1447 1l49 2l9 23ss 1892 1888 1894 1895 1897
239s $500 2l0l 2402 243 2lOS, 240g 24l0 24ll 24l2
24l4 24l8 2422 2423 2424 2426 2426 2427 242s 2l29
243O 2431 2432 2ls3 2434 24s5 2436 2i3s 2439 244O
244l, 2i43 2i44. 2l46. 24l7 2i4s, M4y Part 3-Hcd
by Judge J. +. Daly-Court opens ut 10 80 A. Mos
1854 1905 1892 1900 1902 1904 2094 2044 1893 1895
1896 2oO5 2445 2O47 2045 1884, 1907, 2Ool 2095 246
2O9S, 1851
MARINE CoURT-TRiAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Aker, in 10, City HalL--Court opens at ten A.
M-Noa 1914 ATS, 4l76 4177, 77l1, 7249 1885, 4l91,
4l94 2720 4l6l, 4223 4251, 3S9 1914 Part 2HcId by
Judge Sheridan, In Supreme Court General fern
Nos 20a ALL 4O9l, 4l25 3740 4233, 42s3 4094 $780,
Sinnott at No % Chambers Nos 1896, 1866,
447 1880 1884, $780, 1885, $780, Soo9 7o77 7o7S, 1885,
6927, goal, 6S7S.
CouRr or GENERAL SEssioSs-Part Held by Re
corder HacketI-The People james II. johnson,
felonious assault and battery: Same Patrick
Charles Davies, burglary; Same James Reilly,
grand larceny Same VS. John Alexander and Charles l.
salisbury, grand larceny Same VI. William Buck,
grand larceny; Same Laura Cook, grand larceny;
Same Jacob Kralovec, grand larceny Same
John Williamson and John W. Meyers grand larceny;
Same Charles GARRISON, burglars tools. Part q
Held by Judge II. A. Gildcrsiecve--The People VS..
James Harrgan, robbery; Same William Mitchell,
elonious assault and battery Same Va William Smith,
burglary; Same James sampson, grand larceny;
Same vs.. John Mallory, grand larceny; Same va
Michael McDad, grand larceny; Same VS. John II.
Meyers, forgery; Same vs. John Mccarthy and James
Powers, false pretcnces; Same w. James Magic, false
prosences Same VS.. John Ward assault and battery;
Same VS.. thomas Edwards and Charles Jones' assault
with intent to steal.