The New York herald., 1876-12-22
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2,
Before Judge Gildersleevc.
ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCEs.

ALLE0ED FALSE PhEIENCE6.
william Acheson. a wool merchant, OF Cohoes,
was jointly indicted with A. B. Morgan. formerly OF
Troy having the 2lst OF October last obtained
goods under iase prctcnces. The prisoners eleciing
to be tried separately the trial OF Achcson was frs,
proceeded WITH The indictment forth that on the
day question tho entered tho Of Alden
Bienenstok Lowenthen, at No los Duane street,
and agreed TO give joint notes with Morgan Tor To- 700
pounds OF wool, amounting in value to $6,44l.
From the evidence OF members of the 1rm II appeared
that $500 worth OF wool had been previously sold
the prisoner which he had paid tho time agreed
upon that on tho occasion in question he represented
In response 10 their INQUIRIES that hc was the
Of the Cohocs Music Hall aud private house, besides
beng worth $50 600; that on these representa- tons
the goods sold on the JOINT notes OF Aceson and
Morgan a, ninety days, but that no money
received them, tho accused as charged having
become ,nsovcnt The defence in cross examinati ton
endcavorcd to show that the inability TO meet the
notes arose from general depression in the wool bust
ness and that the accused made effort
his creditors Assistant District Attorney Herring,
with whom are Messrs, g +. Gardiner and q. W.
Traitcl appeared Tor the prosecution, and Mr. J. R.
Fellows and Mr. Moak and District Attorney OF Albany
county and Mr. }. D. Crawford defended the prisoner.
The further hearing OF the case will be resumed to-day
QUIMBo Apo SENTENCED.
Qumbo Appo, VINO was found guilty OF mansaughter
in the second degree IN having killed John A. Kelly
the morning OF the 2lst October called TO the
prisoner. moved for new trial. which was denied, and
Judge Giderseevc then sentenced Quimbo Appo to
seven years I'm IMPRISONMENT 10 inc Statc frlson
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
surmxMK Couar-CuAMpERs-He bv judge DAVIS
Nos l63 2ll 2l2, 2l6 233. 234 235, 242 24S = "a 2S
g = 80 49, ~ ips ~ lse ss lss is5 s ls ls;
22s 23l. DIS 30, 240 IA, 245 The assessment
cndar will also be called.
SUPREME CorRr-GExERAL TxRM-Adjourned for
the term.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECfAL TERM-Held by Judge
Barrctt-Nos I05 1855 10. 76s 536, 537, $50 $685. 25
364 402 44 sos, 5l2 524 603 Oh, 509 5Sl, 5S5 $780,
$50, 622, 63l, 642. 2 t4s
SUPREME CouRr-ClRcuiT-Pa Part Held by Judge
ponohuc-Short csuscs-Nos. 1865, $3.50, 3979, 36lg,
3s46 3362 34l7. 349, 342l, 3939. 1857 2o39. So2
BIB Part Held by Judge Lawrence.-Short causes
NOS 37S4 216s 25S4 $780, 3s2 3542 399S, 1883, 3sS2
soS 3SO4 40.4 $685. 1888, 1914 40lS 4O3S 414O 1880
3;9. Part 3-Hca by Judge Larremorc on No.
1861 Short causes-Nos. 2703, 10, 1894 3SS9, $780,
l57 $685. 1885, 1865, 1855, 25l5, 34s S6l S105 4o41
1881, 4003, 402L
the term.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SrEciAL TERM.-No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TKAL TERM.-Part 1-Adjourned
for tho term Part Held by Judge Freedman
Short causes-Nos lO5s, 800, ZOOS, All, 1910
term.
COMMON PLEAs-EQurrY TERM-Hcd by Judge Van
Hoescn-No 8.
CoxMoS pLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1-AdJourned for
hour causes-Nos. 1l06, 1901. $50, 1l4I. keadyNos.
7os. 75o 775, lo9S, 5's Part 3-Hcld By Judge
Robinson.-Case on, No. 1902. No day calendar.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERx.-Part Held by Judge
2-Adiourned tor the term. Part 3-Hcld by Judge
Goepp.-Peterson VS.. Foley and Aarcon Va Kocrner.
COURT or GENERAL SKssIoNs Part l-Held by Judge
Sutherland The People VS.. Daniel Scnrumr. msde-
mcanor Part 2-Hcd bv Judge Giiderslcevc.-rhc
People William c. Archeson and another, false
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