The New York herald., 1876-12-16
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART q.
Before Judge GildcrsIecve.
THx RoBpING on THE MARrNE.

THE RoBBING OF THE MARINE.
II will bc remembered that William /. Daily was
Jointly indicted with Robert Supple for grand larceny
In having stolen q bog containing gold coin to tho
OF 42s7, the 4th inst at the quor Of
Daily, from the person OF George Lemmond, . msrno
from the United States steamer Franklin supple was
convicted and remandcd for sentence Yesterday tho
trial oi Daily was continued Hc was defended by Mr.
William r. Howe. who examined several witnesses who
gave the prisoner an excellent character. IL was
shown that he had connection with the crimc COM
mittcd, ana he was promptly acquitted.
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
young namcd Joseph Slater, a printer by
sradc arrarned at the bar, charged with
ing parcel OF clothing from Sarah A. Glow, of No
162 Thrsysecond street, the night Of Deccm-
ber at the OF Twenty ninth Eighth
avenue. Tho complainant averrcd that on tho night
in question she was going pawn Office to take out
some clothes and that sho met the prisoner, whom sho
did not know, and that he and another young
conpancd her her destination that after procuring
the clothes she into saloon with the prisoner
who his friend, accompanied her TO Twonty
street. where he snatched her pnrce and ran or Mr.
Edmund F. Price, who defended tho prisoner. cci,cd
the that the complainant was unoer the influence
OF liquor, that she had previously assorted that shc
WINS not certain this tho man, that she
had offered TO take sum OF money and NOT appear
against him. Thc Jury dscrcdited her testimony and
acquitted tho pptsoner.
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
Miss Josephine Thompson young woman, twenty
OF was nrraigncd NJ the Dar charged with
having stolen silk dress other articles OF wearing
apparel the property OF Miss Harrington. the morn
ing o. the 10th oil October last. Mr.. Howe tho part
OF Tho accused, showed that contract had bccn en-
tered into between the parties named Tor tho sale Of
the nrticlcs In question. Miss Thompson was nc
quilted.
STEALING GOLD WATCH.
J. II. Mullen was charged with tho grand larceny OF
n gold watch from tho person OF Ferdinand Fischer
mann, In a liquor store in Canal street, the morn
ing of tho 5th of December. II appeared that tho
complainant and dc ccndant had been drinking freely
together and that the the formor learning his
condition proceeded TO take him home. She noticed
that his watch had disappeared, when IL Was handed
10 her by Mullen. Mr.. Chapman, who defended tho
prisoner, claimed that the watch was taken by hts
client Tor sate keeping Ia presence OF the barkeeper
who. however, was not produced as a witness. Tho
finally brought In n verdict Of guilty Judge Glider
sleeve ntmatcd that new trial would bc granted to
the prisonor IN this witness could bo produced,
and he was rcmandcd for sentence.
A WARNING TO CONCERT sALocN GIRLS.
On tho I'd OF December Enoch Tucker, q one
armed man. madc his way to tho concert saloon
No ls2 Chatham street. and thcro met Min
MO Sheridan and Lena Smith. whom hc
treated 10 royal styio, from beer 10 champagne lie
came the conclusion, amor spending hours IN
tho establishment, that no had been relieved OF $50.
and had the women arrested. Tho jury found the
prisoners gully OF petit larceny. Lena smith
sentenced TO six months imprisonment and Mimic
Sheridan 70 a torn Of tbreo monthA
ouIMBo Apo TO DE TRIED FoR MURDER
On motion OF Mr.. william f. Howe the trial OF
Quimbo Apo for the murder Of John Kelly was set
down TOR Tuesday next