The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
GENERAL sEssIONS-PART q.


CONVINCED AT LAST.
David Ascher, a young man, eighteen years OF age,
residing at No. 20 Eldridge street, was tried on Friday
last on an indictments charging him with having, on
the 1th inst stolen two boxes OF lace from tho store
of Mr. Louis smith, No ~ Greene street. Rhe prisoner
was pedler Of matches, and on the day in question
Mr. Smith, who was in his private Office heard rust.
ling noise in the store and on examination round That
some property had been stolen. He subsequently no.
iiccd the prisoner down stairs from the ioor
above with q basket on his arm, which, on being over
hauled was found 10 contain the missing property.
The prisoner SAID In his defence that, when gong to
the upper floor he left his basket on the inndng, and
on descending he saw two men running down the
put tho his basket In view OF these facts hc
Jury could not agree, and were nscharscd me prs
oper was again by Assistant District Attorney
Rollins and aim the same evidence was adduccd AS
on The rs trial Tho jury found the prisoner guilty,
and he sent to the State Prison Tor three years at
hard labor.
DELLrGEREST THIEF.
George Ludon, who was prosecuted q few days ago
by Assistant District Attorney Lyon, and convicted OF
stealing q box OF tobacco and sentenced TO six
months Imprisonment, was again arraigned ON tho
pleaded guilty, and sentenced to the additional
term of six months In tho State Prison.
FEMALE ROBBERS.
Louisa McGowney and flzzie Dcigraw pleaded
guilty 10 the charge OF attacking an italian named
Antonio Cordino and robblng him of ST. They
sent TO the State Prison for ono'ycar
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr -CHAMBERs--Hed by Judge Bar
rett-Nos TO- 10, rs, 10, ~ Call commences al No So
Van Worst MISUNDERSTANDING, &C. VS.. Delntour
aud others. Grant VS.. Anderson &c. Law and Fact
Reilly Dillon and others. Nos 100, 90 l2s 135,
l4l 142 l43 las, Isl, ia H. 2s3, 81, g. IS, 53.
a. ST. 90 334, no, ISL, 50, 81 332 81, So 62, SO,
Iii, lie, III, 1877, 1885, 80.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuiT-Part Held by Judge
Dononue 2741 III, POLL 259l, 2637 1852 l. 1913,
2O9l 33G4 9O2 y, 4297, 2S03 2S49 2s7l 2S9l 09 29l3
sgs os 5 Ss iss 1sa a5 49, a5
3i4l 1888 315h 3lh7 2743 1868 43o1, 276 27o3 2S05
2ss 1911 1892 $685. $50 Ss7 Par are 2held by by
27s6 3I44 1920 lG44, 500, 1904 4470 1885, 1894 $50
1850, 1852 1852 l7iO 1862, 1894, i6o4, 1924 1926.
3oi 81 272O 64 1875, $40 1879 4346 4493 2775 $685.
2Os9 81 3l6l, 1l77, l549a, S03%, 500, 1868, l2a2,
1894 1859 ll60H.
sedgwck Case on--Boody VS. Tidcn ct AL No
further day calendar this term. 49,,
sper.Nos 1883, 49, aus, 1916 GS7 90, '41S' 40 6Si
4S6 1858, SOC, 3O0a, $40, 6l9 s7s 400 49, 4ol 100,
s 4as m tso 10 s AS 0y ESQ.,
1902 Gil 5Si 5ss $50 Part asld by J"sso
SOC, 6os 6l2. 0a 6l5, GIG. Sl7 ols CO. 6g2 oel 659
COMMON pLEAs-EQuTrY TERM-Hcld by Judge Roo
COMMON PLEAs-rRAL TERM-Part Hold by Judge
Van Hoeseu-The calendar IS the same as was yes
to-day. Part 2-Heid by Judge Larreinorc 10y
1l97 5GO 1901, 175, 9l5, 1454, 7s9, 7s5. l126
1885, 1856 1898 1886. 497 s97, 1906, 1893, 9o7, co.,
3l4 1897 1915, $751; 1850. 1856, 7as, 1871, 1856 Part B.
Held by Judge j. +. Daiy.-Nos 430. $40, ll79, 1913
1919. 73O $751; s43, 1870, 10, 1856, l140. TIA, h4
Cos 90 49, 1923, 937. 1858, lUo4 6Bl l22l, llS4
Ilsz S27 1000, 1858, 1lsS, ~. 1916 llSO, III
MARINE CoURT-TRiAL rERM-Part Held by Judge
Aher-Nos 54l9 599l 320l 6l02 4544 1908, $751; tl24
1047 $751; 1854, 6155 6160 6l0l 665 Part 2-Held hy
Judge GoeppNo 5947, 9O3S, 5651, 5SsO, 552 5s45,
$685. $40 29S7 jGO 5s52, 40z, 7435 1896, 5S60 4l6l
$780, 6so2 5,4s 59Os 5os2 BIB $500 1904 b245 6iss
4672 $685. $685. $780, 4562, 57l6 6629 1910 39 1922,
1904 5752, 59l7 592 5956, b9lS, 5946 S'1 1926
5575 $685. 1862 $780, 1892 497S, 429 Part 3-Hcld by
Judge Snnott-Nos. $50, 606l G0l6 300 1000 926s,
7l24 1922 2946 5552, 5sOl, 1884, 1907, 6167, 35s3.
CouRr or GENERAL SEssoNs--Part 2-hed by Judge
Sutherland-The People vs. David Dawsey and Maria
Deviin, robbery; Same James Ryan, felonous
assault and battery; Same Pagoli Paorci elonous
assault ana battery; Same vs. Matthew Hamill, ielo-
NOUS assault and battery; Same VS.. Joseph Dillon,
Charles Hamilton and Frank Mulin, burglary
Same vs. Henry Meyer, Charles Fisher and Peter
Woolf, burglary; Same VS.. James Wright. grand lar
ceny; Same John Norton, grand larceny; Same
VS.. John Sharkey, grand larceny; same vs. William
| S. Wood, grand larceny; Same Vs. Mary Ann keily
| petit larceny; Same VS. John Maoncy, petit larceny
| Part Held by Recorder Hackctt.-The People vs.
James Sutton, perjury, continued; Same vs.
| Thomas Degnan, robbery; Same vs. James Nugent
! feonious assault and battery; Same vs. James Penny
| mayhcm Same VS.. Gustavus Abbott, false pretcnccs
Same VS.. William Davis and Louis Bessenger, CRANE
larceny
| CouRr or OYER AND TERMNER-Tho People vs.
Robert Clarity, homicide