The New York herald., 1877-10-17
GENERAL sEssIoNS-PART 2.

stern caution. allowed the prisoner 10 70.
GENERAL SEsSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Gildcrseeve
MANsLAUGHTER.
Joseph Ballard, bartender At No. Pell street, who
upon the 26tn OF September was lound guilty OF man.
slaughter in the fourth degree, in having been the
cause OF the death OF liquor dcaer named Michael
Caron, residing at No 351 Madison street. called
Tor sentence by Assistant District Attorney Herring
Judge Gdersloove commented upon the case and saId
that the jury, 10 dnding Ballard guilty Of manslaugh
Tor in The fourth degree only, had granted mercy
and therefore he sentenced the prisoner the full
penalty Of the law-two years IN State Prison AZ hard
labor.
FKATRIcIDE.
Carl Messnor, German, carver, who stabbed and
killed hls brother In Monroe factory aud
tndcu o. murder In the FIRST degree. was arraigned
dor trial He pleaded not guilty and was sent 10 the
Tombs TO await trial.
TINE REILLY MURDER.
OF the five young men accused OF killing Francis J.
Reilly, truck driver, living at No. Ridge street.
John Daily has already been found guilty OF mur-
der III the second degree ana sentenced to State
Prison for fe others have been granted separate
trials, and James Lynch, indicted for murder In the
second degree, arraigned yesterday BY Assistant
District Attorney Herring. HIS companions, John
Daniels, James Dougherty and Francis Mccormick,
all young men OF the summer picnic type, were
brought 10 the bar and listened stody the trial OF
their associate IN the fatal racas. The iacts or the
homicide have already been fully forth In these
columns On Sunday morning. the 4sh OF March,
after car0using NJ different saloons and induging In
OF the police, the deceased was set upon by gang OF
young mon, and beaten, battered and stabbed in y
horrible manner He tottsrcd to his home and died
on the following night. The occurrence was wit
messed by William Kopp, the proprietor oI lager beer
saloon OF stanton and Goerok Streets
trial yesterday testified that Lynch the accused was
OF the party and hammered the deceased with stone.
The witness was cross-oxaminod a. length by M Whl-
prosecution having closed the further hearing Of the
case was Adjourned until to-day.
CHARGED WITH Perjury
Samuel Victor, who appeared 5 y witness during
the trial OF the notorious Abany jim" and who was
subsequently arrested and committed Tor perjury BY
Justice Fammcr the charge being that going what
is known as "sraw bail, ;" was yesterday on motion
OF Mr.. William y. Kinizing, discharged, the Grand
Jury having failed TO nd an Indictment against him.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoURr-CmAMBgRs-HeId by Judge Dono.
los 1855 in Isl. iss, iss 1876. isa, 1 u.s. M iss zoo aS
2ss, 1885, 2ss, 29l, 2y7. soI, a02, soa, so7, soo
suPREMn CouRr-GESERAL rERM-Held by Judges
DAVIS, Brady and Daniels-Nos. l50 1853 126. IT,
l72 l7a, l7s l2o las ITO, III, 1yS, lSO, ISL, 1872
ls4, lS5. 1856, 1871.
SUPREME CouRT-srKcIAL TERM-Held by Judge Van
vorst-Nos. 2so. COL, z7s, a4l, 556, $50. 500, 6oe
573, Cos, 3s, 6l9. go, 62i, 622. 823 627 go $780,
653, 654, 655, 6j6, G37, 658
surREME Counr-CIRcUlr-Par Held BY Judge
Donohue. Case on--Latouretto vs.. Clarke No day
calendar. Part 2-Heid by Judge Lawrence.-Noa l13
os Ss 1881 's ss 'iS S5 Is9 iase 1888
l2Oo, iZol, 1903, l2o4 Part S-heId BY Judge Van
das so- los sst s4o M llo ll2a e04 oos
9Gy, 442, 966, 2ll7, s97, 400, I39
SUPERIOR CoURr-GESgisAL TERM-Adjourned until
the nrst Monday OF November.
Frecdman-Dem urrer-No. 12-Issues OF fact.-Nos.
10, ~, 81 vs., 81, "a, 81, w.
ssa, y Ss a2l ssa ST. ssss PART . sss,d "a. by 8;
476, 26s 77s, GA, $40. Part 3-Asla by Judge sedg.
y ss4 iss 'y 'U sS 49, 49, sS 1''
COMMON PLEAs-EQufry 1KRk-hed BY Judge Rob-
nson. .-Case on-otorrey vs. The New York Elevated
Railroad Company. No day calendar
COMMON PLkAs-GEyERAL 1KRM.-Adjourned until
the nrst Monday OF November.
COMMON PLkAs-TnIAL TERM-Part Held by Chiof
Justice q. Daly-Noa $780, 27o, 7o2, 627, 0ss 1909,
4O6 o67, ,23.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL rERM-Part 2-Held by judge
Larremore 5S7, 1926, 1885, 1157, 1889, 027, 1911
1922, 2346, S35.
UoMaoN PLEAs--TRfAL rxRM--part B. Held by Judge
!. r. pay.-Nos. s30 1863 1882 1907 lS40 1892 154S,
4Sa 1874 ll2o 1861, 1871 1882 1888 1884, 1885, 1870
87O l005.
MARINE CouRT-TRiAL TEmM--Part Hold by Judge
sinno.L-Nos 2olO. TO, 1917, l642, 1928 1927 34iO
2ols 254s, lo451a lS4S 100, 2oS4, 2os3 2osb. Part
1898, 1901 1906 lo6oh 2o72 2073, 2o7b, zO71, 2o7i
2oIs, 2o7s, 2os2 Par. s-As,a by Juage AlkeE-No..
622 9S2 1000, 2O5l, 20j4. 622 lI42 1G0l 1885, 2064
zoos, 2D66, 2DoS 2060, 2O5l.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs--Part Held by Re-
cordcr HacketL-fne People vs. William Stark, felo-
nous assault and battery Same vs. William Eaglcson,
felonious assault and battery; Same VS. Arthur
Okoeic. burglary Ssmc vs. Isaac Rose grand larceny;
Same vs.. Teresa Donovan, grand larceny; Same vs.
Bernard Lynch, grand larcsny; same Mary Nor
ton, grand larceny; same vs.. John 1wcrk, grand
larceny; same VS. James Burke, grand larceny; Same
vs. James McGi and George Regan, larceny from per-
sou; same VIZ Thomas Muidoon, petit larceny; Same
VS.. John Budy, gambling; Same VS. James Roscnbauin,
ton OF Excise law; same vs.. Edward Drake, volatioa
OF Excise law; same vs. Henry Welsh, violation VI TX.
law Same vs. Richard Wallace et AL violation OF
Excme Law; same vs.. Thomas D0ran ell al, violation
ol Excise law; same Va. John keany, gambling Part
2--Held by Judge Gidcrseevo.--The People vs. James
Lynch, homicide tcontinueu); Sums VS.. James Smms,
fel lonious assault and battery.
MALPRACTICE CASE NONSUITED.
The action brought In the Kings County Supreme
Court, before Justice Gilbert by MA Fannie Rose Hap
son, against Drs George X. Smith and John Byrno TO
$25 900 damages Tor alleged malpractice their
treatment OF her physical ailments, nnalIy tcrm
mated yesterday, the plaintiff being nonsuited. Tho
excited conside rable Interest among physcians
aud surgeons OF Brooklyn, large number OF whom
10 attendance ready to give their testimony 0r
the defence, the defendants being regarded by the
iacat fas being among the most eminent IN the pro-
fession IN Lhat city.