The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-07
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART II.
Before Judge Giiacrsieeve.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY noBpEcY.

ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY
William Korn was arragued AZ the bar yesterday, by
Assistant District Attorney Herring, charged with
highway robbery. From she evidence OF Maurice Isc,
shoemaker, u appeared that 18th OF October
last he was standing in tho vicipi.y OF Forty-nrst
street and Eighth avenue about 70 purchase ap
pies, whom he assaulted and robbed OF purse
con tanning $l3 Patrick NcGownn and william Koru
we're arrested and identified the parties MCGOWAN
was tried and convioed In January last but remnnded
Tor sentence 10 await the result OF K0rns trial. Tho
complainant on tho witness stand yesterday tailed 70
identity Korn, but the evidence Charles Brunner
spoihecsry, who saw the occurrence, conclusive
on that point. rhs testimony adduced as to the rob
had made some oonssaoory a sae S +. Ssu
ing told Brunuer that ho had been robbed IN a
cigar s store. Al s Tho conclusion Of the evidence
plead 70 the charge OF assault and battery, which,
under The circumstances Mr.. Herring accepted Korn
Gowan Mr. Spencer moved for new trial. tho
ground Of newly discovered evidence Judge Glider
sleeve said hs would take Tho application into con-
STEALING FROM A FRIEND.
Charles Rivnro, Cuban, was arragned on the
charge OF stealing some articles Of wearing apparel
from Louis Baye No. 227 Wooster street, on the 22d
Of May last. Tho complainant averred that the
prisoner entered his room, carried on his shirts col
discovered IN his POSSESSION. The prisoner admitted
that he had taken tha properly but stated that he had
]. only Tor temporary use he had a6stvacted them
Mr.. Hugh Coleman, on the part Of tho accused sub
mssd u along address ,has tho Jury mus. BE- sa!sa
steal At tho time the articles wore taken Tho jury
gave the prisoner the benefit OF the doubt and acquitted
him, but he was rcmanded for trial on other charges
ALL ron sEvENTy-roUG CENTS.
Mary o'Brsn was arraigncd by Assistant District
Attorney Lyon charged with stealing from Hannah
shea OF No 80 Cherry street, tho sum
ccns which she had placed In ner clothing The evil
dence was conclusive and the jury found me prisoner
guilty She was sont 10 tho Pen'ssnary or ono year.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMDsRs-Hcld by Judge Law
rcpccNoa 20, 20. 81 II, %, 100 los, ZOE, ia 1885,
l4 $50 ~ lss los. ao2, I'll ala 24. Isl, 27s, ESQ.,
supnKxs couRr-srscIAL rxsn--.Heid by Judge
,Ss "a "a q sso
ss 49, 81 sos 90 i ses sos I s 49,
s so g. sa 81 IS 81 81 s s ss @
! SUPRyxE CouKr-CIRcuIr-Part l-Hcld by Judge
s,s ss9 sss 1855 4s ss se s5 a ss5f
Part 2-heid BY Judge poter.-Nos 1885, 1858, 1858,
s sSs III ss Ss ssss a acs SIS ~
flag. 1894 Part s-Hcld BY Judge Van Brun.-Case
SUPERIoR CouRr-GRNERAL TERN adjourned until
Monday, June l& ut Wt8N r.s mAl
sUrEsIos .CouRr--sPscrAL TERn--Hsd BY Judge
Sanford Issues OF faoI-Nos o. II, - Ii, q, SO,
SupKBIoR CoyRr--TRAL TxRx-Part Held by
Judge sedgwiek.--Nos. 1904 6l1, 827, 612, ll50h,
$50 Part 2-Heid by Chief Iust,ce Curtis Mos Az,
110S, $751; 5l3 552 654 SAL 1885, 1892 ll40 go, Dos,
$685. Q06 684, 029, 1852, S64, 114l, lll3 ll44 145,
l194 668 790k 1871 772 ll08, 1900 1901. 1905, 1905
1907, 120S 1209 Part 3.-Held Dy Judge Spicr-Oase
on NO. 6lL No day calendar. On
COMMON PLEAs-GgsERAL TERA-Adjourned until
juno Is. 1877 i4-Mts4I q t4s. #.
COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TxRx--Part HELD by Judge
RoblnsonNoS 727 1855, 362 1851, ash 760 477 1916,
270, 1873, 62L Part 2-Held by Cniei Justice Daily
Nos l43 5s7, 1902 ll27 1856, 22p, 1cS5 1883, 1915,
2064, 1626 Part 3-Hed BY Judge J. =. Daly.-No&
107S, 1866, 1874, 1917, ll02, l7& 0ss.sI s
MARINE CoURr-IRIAL 1xRx-Part Held Judge
AkeE Mos. $780, 1882 1857. 6o47, GAG. 1859. 6454,
1907 S7o6, 6524, 6b25, $3.50, $685. $751; $685. Part p
Held BY Judge sheridan.-Nos e5s7 1904, e2,5, 6!!i,
1855. 1884, 9o7S olS4 64S6 649 $685. $685. 65ll COLA
1923. Part Held By Judge s.nnots.-Ncs 1926,
6444 62o4 1861 eS7 $500, s24 2o4o. S52l 4125 $685.
637l, 644l, 6446 6323 NE.te
couRr or GxxxaAL Sxssroxs-Part Held by
Judge Gidorsleeve People VI Michael Dohertv,
Andrew HAnahan and Jeremiah Hogan. burglary;
Same W. John Richardson, burglary; Same VS.
Charles C. Orcuts, forgery; Same vs.. Frank Keny
and Bernard Reed grand larceny; Same Va Frederick
Levy grand larceny; Same VS. jeremiah sullivan,
grand larceny; Same VS. John O'Douneli, grand
larceny; Same VS. Thomas QUINN assault and battery ;
Same VI Peer Donnsly, burglary. Part 2-Held by
Judge Sutherland The People vs. Dcnnls Shea, rob-
berry; Same James Peck, Edward NcEvoy and John
CLARK, burglary Same VS. james Falak, grand larceny
Same w. Joseph Harrington. assault and battery ;
Same vs. Solomon Maier, assault and battery; Same
VS.. James QUINN assault and battery; Same vs. James
A. N. Feoly, pest larceny. f1t ffteN G.