The New York herald., 1877-12-11

Mrs Palmer, and valued a. $50 IL appeared from
the testimony Of Malonsy that the LIST OF June last
the prisoner told desired 70 purchase the
property In question: inIimatng At the time that he
was worth over Sl00 000 that ne had large properly
Newburg that he was director OF the Union BANK,
Wall street. and that when be remained IN town he
ence Mr. Bellows and also Mr.. Mcconnell, OF Park
place. he desired he said, 70 ship the carriages and
complainant further TESTIFIED tina, he accepted the
prisoners Tor the amount OF the carriage AND mar.
ness NJ thirty days, and found out TWO days aterward
thar he had been swind led. David B. Johnson. auc-
oneer Of No. 25 East thirteenth street, testined that
IN June last inc prisoner visited nim Ana @ .oa n aa @
that he had purchased carriage which did not suit
him and which ne wished 10 dispose OF, stating no
wanted an advance OF 500. which Was gwen him, -
10 usually done in such cases. Fhe properly was soio
and the balance $66 wac pad 10 another party on MS
order. Mr. DE Witt c Hayes, President OF the Union
Bank, In reply 10 Mr. Russell. testified tnat ne
never the prisoner before and that he
had no connection with hat bank Whatever
Mr. John b. Kiching deposed 70 having sold the
prisoner pnaelon the 9Th Of October. valued At
$3.50. for which he accepted the prisoners note. ne
then representing that he was retired merchant,
living al NswDurg and had ample means rhe prop
eriy subsequently recovered. Mr. David "
bradley ana Mr. H. A. Molt were next examined and
gave some hat similar testimony in relation 10 trans
actions with the prisoner Both stated that theY mad
proceeded 70 Newborg IN quest Of the prisoner out
were informed that such person resided there.
Thomas W. Dunn, the prisoner, IN reply TO his counsel
Mr. George W. GIBBONS, denied that he had ever made
any talse ations 10 Michael Aaoney or any
one else. His WIFE, Ellen Dunn, Ia response TO hr.
Russell stated that II any person had ever charged
q
ton must have been actuated oy malicious motives
The Jury without leaving their seats, found tho prs-
State Prison TOR the term OF three years. Dunn Is
SAID 10 be well known 10 tho police and thoroughly
familiar with PRISON life
FATE OF A CoLoRED BIGAMIsr.
A colored coachman. named Samuel Thompson,
took matrimonial idea into his head last April and
became united to Rosa Reed by the Rev. Samuel H.
Virgin, OF Harlem. Two years previous. however. he
rt,n ,s,ti
lvIng when he became welded the second time. On
being arraigned Tor trial yesterday by Assistant Dis
tct Attorney Russell the prisoner pleaded guilty and
the Recorder sent him TO the State Prison Tor three
years
PIoUs FoRGER.
Robert Bentley, a bookkeepor OF No. 4 Delaney
street. pleaded guilty to the charge OF having obtained
some relief tickets from Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby, py
Offering forged letter or Rev. Dr. MIX, Of Orange,
N. D., representing the accused 10 be member OF the
FIRST Presbyterian Church and good Christian. He
remanded for sentence.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Held by Presiding
Judge Davis.-Nos. ", 93 81, SS 49, los, l06, lis,
l29 l, l42 lag. i6l l72. 17s 1871 2o2 21l, 2a2 226
244
supRKME Couar-SpEcIAL TxRA-Held by Judge
Barrett-Law and fact-Nos. 6l9, 631, 6le, 527, $780,
els Geo. 4s7 552 6e2 $685. ss4 500. 6os COL. 27S S47
surnnME CoUar-CRcurr- Part Held by Judge
Donohue.-Nos. 2sos, lsh. l7s2, sl4, lis1 494, eo4
N,
2o4s 2o44 l4l s4s, ll43 2o3l, 5o6x 1873 1855, 1882
1927, ls7 1919 200 25ss, 254o $685. 2545 1882 le7s
ss 'rSs.
$780, 99 9s4, 22Ss, 12ol, 1920, l24o 95s 1928, 6l9
l772 1854 1906, 1899, 324, s52 Part sHed by Judge
Ills I44s l9l, 1l4O 2o17 i673 is60 1925 1884 le47
liz, 377, ss4, $50, 1902, 5o3, ISIS, 1929, s54.
cs~Demurrer@No 50. Issues Of fac,-Nos
81 81, IA, 10, -, q, SO, 8S, 10. IL, Il
surEEIos couaT-rs.I RI u, Tsn.Pa 1so sn1 si asd BY
Chief Justice Curt,s-Noa I46 72s. 5s1, 476. 7ls, 752
ss s 50 Ss es
es4, l24. 744, 4o1. $50, 2oe, COZ, 6o3
Ooxnos PLxAs-EeurY TERx-Hsld by Judge Van
Hoesen. NO day calendar.
COMMON PLKAs-TaIAL TERn-part Held by Judge
Larrcmore.-Nos. 1868. 1882 1885, 1865, 1900, 2o67,
Held by Judge Robinson Nos. 43S, 76l, 2s46
ss5. ll6o 2ls, 1854 ls5oX, l4o7, 1857. Part s-Ad-
MARiHB CouRr-TRAL TERM-part Held by
Judge McAdam.-Nos. 23l7, 1888, 3s42, 1887, 1868,
24eS 23s5 2l25 1852 2aS5 1894 2soe as37 $685. a7ss
Alxsr-Nos 2i7s $685. 2441 1872 1878, 2o35, 1850 Il,
2427 1913. 24sO 22oa, 2ltl. $500, 2SO7 25os Part a.
24sl, slo 22S5X, 24oO 2lso 2los 25la, 25l4, 26l6,
25l7, 25la .sft s.. .ea,ie
SUPERIOR CouRr-GxxrRAL TERM AND COMMON
PLEAs-GESERAL rERx.-Adjourned for the term.
COURT or GENERAL SkssoSs-Part Held by Judge
dersleeve.-The People VS. George Kochendorfer.
ieouious assault and battery; Same vs. Jeremiah Ke-
neatly, felonous assault and battery; Same James
Clifford, felonious assault ana battery Same vs. MI.
chaei Breen, felonious assault and battery;
Same vs.. Samuel Joseph, rape; Same vs. LOWS
Henricks, burglary; Same Vs. John Muhall, grand
larceny; Same VS.. James Fitzgerald, grand larceny;
Same vs.. George Smlh, forgery; Same vs. William P.
Roberts, false pretences; Same va. George H. Smith,
false pretences; Same vs. Edward Sullivan, larceny
from the person; Same vs.. Frank Chapman, assault;
Same vs. George H. Tyler, cruelty to children.
Part 2-Hold by Recorder Hackett.-rhe People vs..
Thomas Donnclly ielonous assault and battery Same
vs. Jonn Ross felonous assault aud battery; same
wilhelm Hassett burglary Same VS.. Herman Thomp-
son. grand larceny; same George Green, ielonlou
assault and battery; Same Va Daniel Bates adulter-
ating milk: Same VS.. Herman Nathan, forgery
COURT or OYER AND IERMSxR-Hed BY Judge
Brady.-The People VS.. Thomas l.. Lambert perjury.