The New York herald., 1876-03-10
POLICE COURT NOTES.


Waiter Harris, OF No. IS Crosby street, printer,
yesterday held to answer by Justice Flammcr at
the Tombs Police Court charge of stealing guam
tity Of jeweiry and clothing, valued at $780, the
store of John schorndorf of No 175 Bowcry. Bail
$1,000 The goods recovered
Michael Mullen and William Thonxyon, the proprie-
tors Of the "Burnt Rag" disordcfly house. which
pulled few days ago by Captain Allare, of the
Fourteenth precinct again before Justice Flam-
yesterday; the former charge of burglary,
committed in Jersey City and the latter for passing
United States counterfeit note for 500 Mullen was
held to await rcquisition from the Governor OF New
Jersey, and Thompson remanded TO the station
house until a warrant Tor his arrest from the United
States Commissioner should be served on him.
Sebastian Early, aged ten years, John Ryan, OF Green
wich street. and two other boys went to the Central
Park for a stroll yesterday morning. Sebastian had
sl3 in his pocket, of which tact his companions were
aware. When Early good distance up In the
Park and in a lonely place his associates suddenly
seized hold Of him, pushed him up against stope wall
and robbed him OF all his money. One OF tho young
highwaymen generously handed him back 81 TO pay
who says he ran away from his home in Chester Pa
met Ryan down town and caused his arrest. Justice
Flammer at the Tombs held him In 81 900 TO answer
Three iramps, named James McManus, Thomas
Dunn aud Patrick Ryan, we're charged by Henry +.
Denkc No 426 Third avenue, with disordcry conduct
At Thirtysixth street and Madison avenue the COM
plalnant accosted by Dunn, who asked TOR some
money. This being refused him Ryan began to abuse
him. until he finally arrested and brought to the
Fifty yseventh Street Police Court where Justice bully
held them each in $500 to keep the peace
Bridget McGlann, IOotn street and Tenth avenue,
preferred charge against Thomas Doubleday OF l2gih
street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues with having
embezzlcd $50 from her. Doubleday, who is clerk IN
deponents employ. was committed IN default OF 81 600
at the Harlem Police Court yesterday.
John Gam was charged at the Fifiy-scventh Street
Police Court yesterday with having run over Daniel
Reardon, breaking his leg and inctng probably fatal
injuries. Justice Murray committed him to await tho
result Of Reardon' IS injuries
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
suPRExE CoURr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Dono-
huc.Nos 5l Co. ~ go 81, l02 l04, ITO, 126 l39 1853,
1872 179 $50, 1so. 191 2s4, 2Ss 2so 300 293 29 290
sos, 81, 32e, $500 332, 333 337, $40
SUPREME CouKT-GENERAL TERN-Hed by Judges
Dayis Brady and Daniels--Nos. 10, IS 33, a. AZ 81
o5, Je %, l2l 129 1872 lss lsl 1ss, 1876, 1s7, lss
1875 S 14O 14t, 142 143, 144 145, 146, 147 las 14a
SUPREME couRr-clRcgT-Par A-Iicld by Judge
1865, 2sIi, 2oSo loss 1855 2I2o i7os, 56i is2oT'
1772l 1855 1904 1896 26Ss 1890 24S0 25I4 T04 1920
1900 1922 2e22 1854 2lS4, 2csO 2oo2 2o74 25l2 2496
SPECIAL TERM-Hcld by Judge LOrrcmotc-case on,
No. 225 No day calendar Part 3-licld by Judge Van
vorst-short causcs-Nos lS4o, 1777 97S, 22sS 2l9I,
2ls3 2ieo 252o 1lo1 24ii 2407 1885, 2lsi 2673 2645
2G47 2S49 265l 2653 2G95 2533 2629 $685. 2G13 262l
2esl 1917 2isl 24si 25oi, 2coo 2o7l 2is 227s 2SIo
SUPERIOR CouRr-sPKcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
curtiS-Nos. %, /.
SUPERIOR COURT-GENERAL TERM-Adjourned 10 Mon
day March l3
srrKRioR corRr-TRIAL TERr-Part 1-held by
Judge Sanford.-Casc on. NO l2l1. NO day calendar
Part 2flcd by Judge Curtis.Nos 1894, 7O2, 154 76S,
2o47 4S6 97s lOll 1912, lO4, 1ol5 1oie 10l1 lois,
1910.
CoANoS PLEAs-TRrAL TERN-part 1.Hcld by Judge
Robinson.-Casc on-No 12C3 No day calendar Parts
l and 2--AdJourned Tor the term.
COMMON PLEAs-CENERAL TERN-fIeld by Chief
Justice G. z. Daily and Judges Van Hoosen and J. +.
Daly.-Nos %, So 90, 70, l7o, III, lf2 l75, l76,
III; I70 $50, Isl, lss, is4 5s. IS, o. a
CowMoS PLEAs-EQCITY rERM-Iied by Judge Van
Brunt- Dcmurrers-NoS 2, IL, 13
MARINE COuRr-rRIAL TKRM-Part Held by Judge
Alker-Nos s769 3702. 1905 1881, G15S, o3i CO.'S,
6946 692l 39is, 39lo, $780, 1905, 1906, 3g57.
Part Piled BY Judge shea.-Nos 1886, 3scl, 45l5,
3740 6750 G9G 632l J602 5e03 3sSS, 3s97 35S7 39l2
3el3 3944 66S2 Part 8-Held by Judge Goepp-Nos
e745. CASA ool0, 6s77, 6e5l CS24 03l2 5sol, 65lS,
66O2 6051 66s7, eS0l, 0so4, CAS- 0olo 1890, 0oS5,
679f, 6s02
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Hcd by Judge Glider
slcevoThe People vs. Michael Kelly, folonous assault
and battery Same James smith, folonious assault
and battery; same Charles Freeman burglary
Same vs. Francis Doughorty and John Conlon bur
Rlary; Same Frederick Rink, burglary; Same
Michael Ryan, burglary Same vs. Thomas Gallagher,
burglary Same VS.. Arthur McKeon, burglary; Same
vs. James Cassidy, burglary; Same vs. Charles
williams William johnson and William Kelly, bur
glary; Same Dennis Mahony, grand larceny; Same
va Nary Kelly Grand larceny: Same vs. Charles