The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
FORGERS ovERHAULED.


in Exchange place by Detectives o'Connor anu Field
OF the District Attorneys ofaco and Pnkerton,s on
the charge Of Issuing $40 WORTH Of forged bonds
Of ST. Louis county. Mss These bogus bonds
wcro sold to Hiram johnson, ONO 50 Broadway and
John Hanna OF No. II Wall street, who were asked
representations OF the accused After tho arrest
Of Carrere and Hustled, James McDonough.
testified against thcm. Tho prisoners arragned
yesterday by Assistant District Attorney Bell on q
charge OF forgery, and pleaded guilty Tnoy re-
manded for sentence There other charges
against Carrerc. among them being for selling
an order Ter 100 gallons OF paint worth Sl35, tho
property of hts employer, Theodore d. Kellogg ad-
vcrtsing agent, No. Beckman street, for SIS and
converting The money 10 his own use He Is Iurther
charged with embe zzing $50 received by MIN m paw
mcnt OF bills The prisoners. accompanied by Chief
McDonou2h, wont before the Grand Jury It was
stated that new indictments were to DO found against
other parties on the Information OF CarTero aud
Hustled.
sACRILEGEoUs THIEF.
George Patterson, twcnty-three years old, Of Mott
Haven, entered the Methodist church on Willis nv.
enue, IN tho Twenty-ourth ward and stole an over-
pleaded guilty and was sent TO the State Prison for
one year.
sNATCHINa A PoCKETBooK.
John Doolittle, alias John McNuity, snatchcd q
pockctbook containing 81 from Miss Emclino Hol-
brook, Of No 1850 East SIXTY street, as she was
walking up Fifth avenue on the 10th The prs-
oner picaucd guilty and to the State Prison
Tor TWO years and six months
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CHA MBxRs-- Held by Judge Brady-
Calendar called at twelve MNos. to 23l, inclusive
SUPREME CoURr-sPkcAL TERM-HeId BY Judge
7s saa S 49, sa s97 s s0 Sss SS COL 2
SS
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcur-Part Held by Judge
3sb5, 2039, 2O40 2Ull 2o42 20l3 2Ul4 14l CAS- POSI-
900 "a, 1913 1885, l727, 1871 900, 1852. 1875 ~ 2607
21oa 1906 il94 ioos 1882 l2l4 1915, sos. 1928 1884,
LILO. Part 2-Heid by Judge Lawrence. 985
20S6 1885, 997 l2ol, 1910, o53 1928, &c. 2034 1906
S2t sS2 o2 1901 1910 1915, 1915, ls77 i2771. l27s
Van Brun.-Nos 1911 l647 1862. It's. 500, so, 7oi.
I'LL 40 i7l9 $685. 900. z2iS, $50. 1884 1884, lo0 as
SUPERIOR CoURr-spEciAL TxRM-Hcld by Judoo
sedgwcK. No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TERM-PARr Held bv
1856 GAO, 492. 500. 49, 493, ILL., 1903 Part 2-Hea by
Ch,et astise Car.sMNos l4s l44 sS4 s67, 34o 5sS,
3-Held ov Judge Freedman.-Nos 741, 692, 5ls, 2sl,
527. 701, 252, GAS.
COMMON PLEAs-LoulrY rxax-Hed by Judge Lar.
renofc-Case oD--No. Z. No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs--IRIAL TERM--Part Held by Judge
Van Hoesen Nos 1lO3 1lzO 1852, 926 729, 76s, 247s
3as, 2oSl iS2s 1922 394, 1911, 92s, oil. Part g.
MAmSE Counr--rRrAL TEnM--Part Hold by Judge
isos asiG ISL aa ESQ sas sss ssas
255S 1851, 25s4 1868, 1885, 22gl. Part 2-Hod by
Judge Alxor Nos. 1850. 25d2. 2l75 GAL 1Osol 25oi
3--Hcld by Judge Gocpp-Nos. $685. 2642 2513 1928
2955h 1864, 25S3 2646, 2047 264S, 2649. 265O 265I
1852 1858. 2655
CouRr or GENERAL sxssiovs--Part 1-HeId bv
Judge Gdersleeve-lh People Henry Graham
and David Harkns, grand larceny; Same va. James
Fitzgerald, grand larceny Same vs. John q. Daniols,
receiving stolen goods; Same Va. Edward A. Cham
bcrs, forgery same John Seihcn, feonious saut
and battery same vs. William OIiara burglary. Part
2-Hed by Recorder Hacket.--ihc People va james
Monroe iconous assault and battery; Same VI. John
Bell ieonious assault and battery; Same VS. Samuel
Iur m Va NalIi MnlIa
larceny same Va jane Doe, potls larceny; Same vs.
Thomas ConKiin, burglary