The New York herald., 1877-02-06
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
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YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
William Murphy, Cornelius Farnham and John
McGibney three youths, were arragncd at the bar by
Assistant District Attorney Rollins, charged with hav-
ing on last New Years Day broken into the premises
OF August Koerner, who keeps lager beer saloon at
No ll45 First avenue. and stolen quantity OF
clothing valued at S60 The prisoners in company
with Others entered the compla,nant's saloon, and
having partakcn of some beer retired. Shortly alter
the attention OF the compainants wife was attracted
to the room and on proceeding there, she dis
covered the prisoners Murphy and Farnham IN tho act
passing property to coDederates outside There was
not sufficient establish the charge against
McGlbncy ana the Court directed an acqutta in his
case. Murphy and Farnham were found guilty OF
grand larceny and tho former sent to the State
Prison Tor three years and the latter 10 the House OF
Refuge.
VICTIM OF OBSCENE LITERATURE.
Christopher Fox. OF No. 500 Third avenue, who
convict cd last week OF selling obscene literature,
called up sentence. Judge Sutherland sentenced
HIM to two years IN the State Prison with hard labor,
TO pay fine of 500, aud to stand committed until tue
fine was paid, not exceeding 100 days.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAxBERs-Hcld by Judge Bar
rclt-Nos. H. 49, 49, 81 A. so, ~ 70, o. Ito, us,
SUPREME CouRr-srEcIAL TKRM-Hc by Judge Van
vorsL-Nos. 266 279 A. A. "a, 65, 100, o2 l05 LOG,
l4 l43 l43 las, las, 1872 2o5 2sl ia, l5, 2ss 2sa
srrREME touRr-CIncuIr-part 1-Heid by Judge
as YES sss ''s a$o Peg se sss lsss 1855
ss1sal, s7si, sssi, s5ss; asa7, H. ssos ss0s 2sss'
2s4l, 2s45, 2si5, 2s4o, 1851, 2s59, 1858 1867.
Part Held by Judge Lawrence-Nos 1898, l742,
asS iss 1856 S 5ss 1882 @ sS
1874 1916, 1850. Part 3-Hcld by Judge Van Brun,.-
Nos 27s 3O2s e2l, 1885, rs, 1850 427. S4s., 1slH,
2277, ll4s, 22S7, 636. l74lh Alb 4l9. ZOO, 1863,
ll6OL ll22. 5000, 2l9l, 1859, 1897 440y.
SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CouRT-GExERAL LTERM-AdJourned until
FIRST Monday OF March, 1877.
SUPERIOR CorRr-srEciAL TERx-Hcd by Judge
scdgwick---Nos 10, Al. 52 81. 56. TO- Is
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TEKM-Part Held BY
Judge SpeirNos 436 376. 4s5. 1853, 81, $50, 402,
aig. ga s4s, 1oSs, e5, oIo soos, 49, Par, 2-Held
by Judge Freedman.-Nos 1869, 526, 557, 55S. 500,
554 H. 565 566 567. 56s, 500, 570, 572 S13 ST. 57s
579 5SO 5s2 5s5, $50. 5S7, $50, $780, 50l Pat 3Held
by Judge Curtis Nos 545 59 500, 594 b95 500, 597,
SIS, 500 900 COL co., 6O3, 6O4 sos, COG, GOT, COS,
go, GIL 6l2 els GA G5 GIG. 6l7, els, 62O, 62oh,
62l, 622, 624. 625, 626, 627.
COMMON PLRAs-GENKRAL TERM.-Adjourned until
first Monday OF March. 1877.
COMMON PrEAs-EQUr1Y TERM-Hcld by Judge Robin
son.-No day calendar
COMMON PIEAs--TRiAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
e59. $40 7eS iIl2 i2sI se2 900 ooS 1885, 1905 1872
56l 1923, sos. 174, 352 $40, 945. Part 2-licld by
Judge Larrrmore 70s. I.09S 347, 502 1912, 996,
5i6, I454. Part 3-Hold by Judge j. r. Day.-Nos
05l 1915 1854 1885, 5ss 1l44 ll45, AIS 647 430 92O
92l, e4z 1894 $40 lz2l ll7e 4es. l246, l947, 124S
l249 1850 1851, 1852.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TxnM--Part held by Judge
Alkor--Nos $780, 9o15 5o3+, 1851, 3244, S2ol. 4s29
466s $780, 1901, $685. 5v9 $780, 599s, tg99. Part p
Held by Judge Gocpp-Nos 1850, 1882 $780, $685.
6702 465 $685. $685. 1885, $685. 59l3, b9l6 5g45 5v46
Part 3-Held by Judge SinnctL-Nos. 5s34 1920 55S6,
5066 $685. $685. 597l 5974 s976 5s77, $780, 5oS $685.
5gs4 5ps7.
CouRr on GENERAL sEssIoxs--Part Held by Re-
cordcr HacketL--The People vs. wolf 0ppenhelmer,
John c. Thomas aud Lewis Oppenheimer, forgery Samc
vs. Patrick Fogarty eonious assault and battery Samc
vs. Jamos Penny, mayhem; Same vs.. John Bow,
burglary Same vs. Nellie Osborn, Edward Mclean
and Frederick Brown, grand larceny; Same vs.. Lizzie
Livingston and Ella Wheeler, grand larceny; Same vs.
Tbaddous X. whtock misdemeanor. Part 2-fieId by
Judge Sutherland The People vs. Sarah Mills, receiv-
ING stolen Goods