The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-31
GENERAL sESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
James Reid and James Ryan, both nineteen years OF
age, arragncd at tho bar by Assistant District
Attorney Herring charged with having, tho 22d
inst, attempted to rob the premises No. $50 West
Fiity-fth street. On tho night In question Ohiccr
Beck, hearing noisc In tho basement OF the house,
proceeded to the spot and the prisoners hosing
the window ana putting their hands through the iron
bars. On table near the window was quantity OF
siiverware which they had almost secured Tn pris
accounted Tor being in tho basement by the fact
that they pretending to be drunk the time and
were pushed to the window whore they found by
the officer Tho jury found them guilty and they
sentenced each to hve years in tho State Prison.
STEALING SHAWL.
Elizabeth Mack, ONO 80 Henry street, was charged
with stealing shawl from the premises of Ellen
Macken No 1876 Mott street, tho 21st OF December
On tho morning in question tho prisoner called upon
tho complainant who keeps q candy store, and while
the latter preparing some tea tho former made or
with the property sne was found guilty OF pet. lar
the Pententiary Tor three months.
THE KNIFE AGAIN.
A young German lad, named Andrew Herbergcr, en-
ploycd hostler in brewery In Fiy-ourth street,
charged with stabbing Adam Fuchs also similarly
occupied, tho 9TH Of December and in1ctng
wounds. The evidence showed that the prisoner and
Louis Wentz, driver In tho establishment, became
engaged In quarrel Tho prisoner ran aficr Wentz
with kniic and Fuchs caught the former In his arms
In order to prevent bioodshcd whercupon Herbcrgcr
stabbed him three times he IOunu guilty,
recon ondation to mercy account OF his youth
He sent 70 tho State Prison for fourteen months
COURT CALENDARS-TIIIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURT--CnAMBERs--IIcld by Judge Dono
hue,-Nos 90. 49, 90 224. 2l5. 25l 2G2, 27S go $50
29O, 29l, 293, Z97. 300, 3Od 3OS
SupERIoR CouRr--SpEcIAL TERM-Hcd by Judge
Spolr.-No day calendar.
SUPREME CoURT-CwcUrT--Part 3-Iicld by Judge
Barrett.-Casc on-Prouty vs. Tho Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway Company. No day calen.
| dar.
MARINE CoURr-TRAL TERM-Part 2-hcld by Judge
Goepn-Nos 1410, 1872, y0lS 1854, 1866, 5S67, 5S7l
| 5S7i, 5Y7S $3.50, 1888, 1854, $685. 1886, $751;
| COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part Held by
Judge Gildersleeve.--The People Johanna White,
abortion; Same John W. Ford iclonious assault
and battery; Same Charles Lang, burglary; Same
William Parker, burglary; Same Vs. Eugene Short
and Joseph Doyle burglary; Same vs. Henry Mitchell,
grand larceny; Same vs. Fritz Marguarcl, grand lar
ceny: Same VS. George Andrews, grand larceny; Same
VS.. Michael Slattcry, grand larceny Same vs. Henry
johnson, grand larceny; Same vs.. John Ryan, grand
| larceny; Same VS. Lizzie Hennessy, grand larceny
| Same VS.. Edward sullivan, grand larceny; Same w.
| Frank Smith and Henry Thompson grand larceny
| same VS.. Henry Downs, grand larceny; Same
| William McAdam, grand larceny; Same vs.. Mary
Feeny, receiving stolen goods; Andrew Wat
len William Gaynor and James Harvey, petit larceny ;
Same We. Barney Curtis disordcrly house. Part 3
/ BY Judge Suherand-Samc VS. William korn and
| Patrick MCGOWAN, robbery; Same VS.. James Borgan,
fe lonious assault Same Madard Pcurd, folonOus
assault: same vs. Michael McCabe burglary; Same
George Ers kinc grand larceny; Same vs.. Mary Cook
| and Julia Fletcher, grand larceny; Same Vs. Chris
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