The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland

PATRICK MAHoNEY'S FIGHT.
There arraigned for trial yesterday by Assistant
District Attorney Rollins somewhat begerent indi.
vidual named Patrick Mahoney, who charged with
assaulting his sistcrinlaw, Bridget Donnelly On tho
10th Of March the accused, who lives No. 10 WASH
inston street. in company with the compaiuants hus
band, went out Tor their 'sbtters,o having, in COM
pany with Others disposed OF Two quarts Of whiskcy
at fifty cents quart tho night before. When he roe
turned he naturally irritated but his ire
siderably increased when he found The ladies' dispos
been carefully slowed away for future discussion.
He commenced an attack on his better half ana when
the complainant who was her sister, attempted TO in
terfere IN her behalf, he seized a small axe
fctcd two slight wounds. From tho evidence In tho
the far sex took prominent part. Mahoney was
found guilty OF assault and Judge Sutherland sent
him TO the Pcnitcntiary Tor eigh. months.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Wallace G. Laduc pleaded guilty to the charge OF
stealing $40 worth Of clothing from Arthur Purt of
No All Seventh avenue and sentenced eighteen
months Imprisonment.
Albert Albert, VINO gave his residence the New
England Hotel, pleaded guilty forgery tho third
degree having the 18th OF March presented to
Thomas O. Young, OF No lib East ghty second street,
a forged document. the strength of which no oh.
tanned $40 commission. He sent TO tho State
Prison tor year and SIX months.
Three youths, named James Dunlap, Henry Zinglar
and John Harvey, carried oil two coats from in front
OF tho store OF Jackson " Wawger, No. sc Fourth
avenue on the 4th inst. They pleaded guilty and
COURT CALENDARS-T DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBEEs--Held by Judge Dono-
hue.Nos 49, 81 1872 1873 ia, l6i los, 17G, IT. ls2,
2Ol, 21O 243, 244 253, 254, 260, 264 266.
sursEME couRr-srEcIAL lERM-Held by Judge Van
yorst-Nos 200 ~, ls4 2ls 2lg, 20, ~, III $50.
24o 24 254 25s 25o 2do, 2oi 2e7, 2oS 1855, 275 IA
SUPREME CoURr-CIEcuIr-Par Held by Judge
Lay" sa ss sG9 ia IA iSss ssG s2
27l9 1885, 3277, 4723 90 $685. 1885, 32S7 $3.50 Part
2-Held BY Judge Barrett.case on Hewlett vs.. Wood.
Nos 1918 2os9 2o06, 1247, 1927 s25 1911 1923 VI. $685.
1909 2237 So3h, 47Ss, $780, l55S1s 1885, 2775 4asl.
4363, 271a
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM-Adjourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESERAL TEnM.-Adjourned sine
COMMON PLEAs-GESEsAL TERx.--Adjourncd until
the nrst Monday OF May
llss, 1913, Ssl, 7s4, 75a, ~, 1909. 1884. a5s'
40 sa e4s ss co. $780,
$50 $40 54i 500. eo5. zoos, 1885, GA 474, 1885, 81,
5s7 1888, sli $751; ss7 900 81, s2s $751; sas no. $40
1866, 1869 lO72, 1914, 1875, 1876 io77 1919
SUPERIOR counr-srxciAL TERM-Held by Judge
sanfora-Nos IS, 40, ST. II, %, "a, A, 40. Demur-
COMMON pLEAs-EquIry TERM-acld by Chief Jus
tlce c. p Daiy.-Nos 10, u, Is, "a, IL. Demurrer
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERx-Part Held by Judge
Van Hoesen 1905 24o. l170 1475, 1161 1892 695,
COS las 67i, 1854 sz7, sss 5o6 673 1904, eas 5l2
1862 lo47, $40 1923, 7o2 li42, ilo7, zoos, ao2 70
1919 Part 2-Hcld by Judge Larremore. Nos. 497,
97S, 907 6O4 3l4 1907 1915, 1850, 1856, 1885, 737 1885,
496, 1923 74O, 1867 932, 143 13ll 1929, 500 1868,
It's, 5S7, 1040, 1869. Part 3-Held by Judge j. f.
Daly.-Nos. 277, 1850, 1872, 63l, 1l45 1855 1868,
1851, l247, 1000, 1885, 1883, 1864. 1856, 1918
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Alker-Nos 2969 6696, sl66. SIP, 1855, 6042, 1862
6llo $780, 77oo. slos 5246 $3.50. s0s2, sos3 Part p
Hold by Judge SherIdan.-Nos. 9l19 sl17 1885, S2l5,
1921 1885, 1858. $685. 1913 $780, 1885, $780, 1894 S440
$685. Part 3--Hed by Judge shea Nos 5552,
$685. $780, 1862 1904, 219 50S6 1897 1858, $751; SI2
1926 546S, 453l. 622
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoys-Part Held 10y
Recorder Hackett.--Thc People VS.. William Horn, rob-
berry; Same Thomas Baker, felonious assault and
and battery Same VS.. George Schnke fclonious as
saut and battery; Same Daniel Rod, burglary
Same George Vanleun and William Sheppard.
grand larceny; Same vs. Thomas Collins, forgery;
Same James Mccarthy, petit larceny; Same W.
William Smith, pctt larceny; Same vs.. Catherine
Ceer, abduction Same John Trembe, assault and
battery; same VS.. Stephen Fields and LorIng NJ
Black, swiudlng Same vs.. Clarke Jackson, dis
orderly house. Part 2-Held by Judge Suthcr-
Same VS.. Charles Hammond, robbery; Same va. Alex
ander Poret, Joseph Coyen Albert Miller and William
Woodward, burglary; Same VS.. Charles Sheldon burg
larry; Same Joseph Smith and Thomas CLARK, burg
lary Same Peter Wren, burglary; Same vs. George
Griffith, Thomas Hendeang and Andy Drumm, burg
larry; Same VS. Michael Murphy, grand larceny; Same
John Herman, grand larceny; Same vs. John Ryan,
grand larceny; Same John Watson, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Richard Walcott, petit larceny; Same vs..
gambling