The New York herald., 1877-02-14
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART Q.
Before Judge Sutherland.


Thomas Burns, alias James Murphy, aged eighteen of
No. 236 East Twenyeighth street. arraisned the
bar by Assistant District Attorney Lyon on the charge
OF robbery in the first degree II appeared that as Mrs.
Catherine Chauncey was walking through Thirty
second street towards Madison avonuc, on tho I'D
ins the prisoner approached her, and, striking her
vioent blow the shoulder, robbed her OF pocket
book containing $2s. The prisoner promptly
pleaded guilty. Judge Sutherland sentenced him TO
years and six months in tho State Prison At hard
labor.
coLoRED BURGLAR.
John Williams, aged twentythree, pleaded guilty to
tho charge Of having, OH the 9th inst, broken into
the premises No 10 King street. and stolen property
valued at $500 He was sent TO the State Prison for
three years.
STEALING POULTRY.
Patrick slevin pleaded guilty to the charge Of break
ing stable at No. 24O East 18th street and STEAL
ing poultry valued at S. He was sentenced TO two
years and SIX months IN the state Prison.
YOUNG PIcKpocKEr.
A youth named James Barry was convicted of steal.
ing y silk pocket handkerchief from tho pocket OF
lady at the corner OF Broadway and Fourteenth street.
on the 31st OF January. He was tho House oil
Refuge.
STEALING TOBACCO.
George Gordon was tried and convicted Of stealing
box containing htythfee pounds OF plug from
truck driven by William Montgomery, on the "a
INST, in Canal street The prisoner remanded Tor
sentence.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CHAMRERs--Hcld BY Judge Bar.
rctt-Nos 144 146 lao, l7S. lSs l9J, a. 92 no. l3,
l29. Isl, 100 24, 2l7 2lo. go 22s 23? 2ss 2i, 25s
SUPREME CoURr-SPEciAL TERM-Hcld by Judge Van
vorsLNos. ~ l02, los, So l22, l2s 1888. 1855, III,
H. i4s l4s ISL IA u.s. 2sa s7, 20, 49, So, "a. 81.
SUPREME CoURr-CiRcuIr-Par Held by Judge
Douohue.-Nos, Poll, 27lo, 25ei 1887, 1898 1859,
25i7, 274l, 3OdS, 1857, l5ss. l34, 1896 1887, 2769
272l. ees, seo sool, a7sS aos $685. sos alo5, ail7
lO96, 1884, 1855, 1882 1885, $780, 2552
27s6, 3lIl, 3ai6. 1920, l724 1914 1856 lSssl 500,
lIos S9t isse isda nY2 lS+s as2e aas7
636 l74lh +l3, 4l9. 554 557, 923, 30l l735. 1911,
81 2,ao 1851, 22ss, 6S4, 1898, 1882 1885, 275 $780,
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TKRM-Part 1-hea by
Juoge spelr-Nos 1893, 4oS, Sl2 46s. 365. 3s, 6s7,
fS Is4o .s ss SIS rs $50 sS sss sss V Part saed
by Judge Freedman-Nos 347. $50. 637, 572 573 143,
al4 52s, 5s9 oss, 64s OH ses se7 SOL 632 o4o e4l
Curs-Nos 7l5;ss6, ss' 9l6, 654 6,l. COS. 729 $50,
932 e3, o34 o37 9.l 94a. 943, 946 946 94s, 949 e5
952 953, 954 955, 956 o57 95s. 96 962 $685. 964 9o5
9ea e67.
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEcrAL TERM-HcId by Judge
sedswick. Case on. Broadly VS. rilden ct al.
COMMON PLEAs-Eoui1y TERM-Held by Judge Robin.
Nos. 10, IL, 20, 10, o. Is, 81 DemurrerNo l.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL rERm-part Held oy Judae
e93, ll5o 1905, 1884,. 1928, s65 352, GAS 2s4. 1870
500, oss, 500, lios. 1909, llso, 1863 ll4s, 1885,
362 966, 355, S92 463. u.s. Part 2Hed by Judge Lar
remorc.-Nos. 1922 906, 113. 1885, 1+3, 1911, 1859,
1897, $50, 500 1901. l75, 5l6, 9l5, 1894,
7se 1885, i126, lo9o 1856 1909, 1885, 497, s97,
1856 ll93 9O7 6O4 3l4 1927. $50 1918 1885, 1850 Part
3-Held by Judge J. +. Daly-Nos 647, $40, 920 9l2,
1884, 57O 1l79 493 1249 1O79 $780, $751; S4 ll66, $780,
TO 1885, 1l40 III, il14, 5+l. 603 929. 1ll5 1923.
937 1853 1854 63l, 1921, 327 1854, lls2, ST. 1060
1875, 4O3 $50.
MARISE CouRr-TRiAL TERM--Part Held by Judge
Alker-Nos $685. 1852, 6694,' $685. 1885, 1850, 3097,
69l4 4544 s722 GIL, Ola, Gilt, 6ll0, 6123 Part p
Held By Judge Gocpp.--No day calendar. Part D.
Held BY Judge Sinnott 7l05, 5742 5795, 5SO5,
5s9 $685. 6o6l, 5'97 6oi6 577l $685. 5977 020l $685.
20i6
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoSs--rarl Held by
Judge Suthcrland.--Thc People vs. Charles Newman.
burglary Same VS. James kennebck, burglary; Same
VS. John DAVIS burglary; Same VS.. Joseph Hacnen,
grand larceny; Same vs. John Murray, grand larceny ;
Same Emma John, grand larceny; Same vs..
George II. Fitzwlson William Carrcre and Philip
smith, false pretences; Same w. James McPau and
James Smith, receiving stolen goods, Same Albert
II. sylvester, petit larceny; Same vs. Alfred Miller,
laton OF lottery laws; Same vs. Henry smith, viola
ton OF lottery laws; Same Adam Deidrch viola.
ion of lottery laws Same Jacob Bender violation
OF lottery laws; same Thomas Moore, violation OF
lottery laws Same Charles Bell violation of lottery
laws; Same vs. George Smith, violation OF lottery
laws; Same VS. samuel II. Marx violation Of lottery
laws same Va. william AigIe and James Mel petit
larceny same VS.. Nellie Osborn grand larceny; Same
VS. Edward Mclean and Frederick Brown grand lar
ceny. Part Held by Judge HacketL James Sutton,
pcriury.