The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13

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check for tsoi Mrs. NJ. A. irosvcnor. which be
had cashed by the teller OF the Second National Bank
BY forging the Endorsement OF Mr. Bcknap. Tn.
was arraigned that charge He pleaded guilty and
was sent 10 the State Prison for i've years
AssAULTINo WITH KNIFE.
John hilor, bclligerent young man. was charged
with feonious assault his uncle, james Sheridan. q,
tho tenement house No l67 Mulberry street The
panant testified that the prisoner attacked him with
knife and made a thrust at bis neck, and that when
he put up his hand 10 himself he received Sc
we're wound IN the hand Tho prisoner was convicted
and sent TO the State Prison Tor Two years.
An IScoIEIoIBLE YOUTH.
Henry standford and Charles v. Hunt were arragued
for trial charged with burglary in the third degree.
on the evening oil the 10th OF March tho OF Mr.
Daniel PIKE, who carries on tho business OF an
optican at No SIS Broadway, was entered
aud property amounting in value TO several
hundred dollars stolen Al the time stand
1ra VINO eighteen ye n S.nr usnec .ns e% NJ
the crime was arrested. Hunt, who bad also formerly
been his employ, was next arrested at No. 80 West
TWENTY. sixth street by Officer Moran, and his
being searched quantity Of the stolen property was
found under the bed At The close Of the evidence Mr.
Rollins, appeared for the pi osecution, intmatcd
that did consider safe to convict stamford
the evi dence adduced, an opinion IN which Judge
Sutherland said be heartily coucurred. In the Of
Stamford the Jury were then directed 10 acquit him.
Hunt found guilty OF the crime charged and II
having been shown that nc had already served term
youth Judge Sutherland sent him 70 the State Prison
Tor TOUR years.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CnAMnKRs-Hcld by Judge Don.
ohue-Nos ST. 81 l23 1872 200. 226 1877 24s. 254 $50,
26O, POI, 264, 2o7 272A. 273, 40, 2'o, 2lI 27a
SUPREME CoURr--SPECiAL TERM-Hcd by Judge Van
vorsLNos 1914, zis 227, III $50, 240, 24l 254. 25S
2ss 300 2el 2e7 a6s, a75, ia 27s, ESQ., 49, 1885, 2se
SUPREME couRr-tRcu,r-Par HELD by Judge
Lawrcnce.-snort causesNos: 47el. 44ss 1859, 4o2o,
4a67 475e 47Sl 44Ol 47o7 Part 2-Hed BY Judge bar
retl-Casc on-No. 1896 No day calendar. Part B.
Held by Judge Van Brunt..-shor. causcs-Nos 1884
3s2s 45o9 475d, 454 ITO 1918 losS 3o32 4e94 1884
46o2 1882 1880 1870 3954 4462 44l0 1885, 4l96 1881
454l, 4477, -, i793 4794
surRKME CoURr, GENERAL TERM--Adiournea sine
SUPERIOR Cousr, GENERAL TxRx.-Adjourned sine
the first Monday oil May.
SUPERIOR CoUar, SPECIAL TKRA-Held by Judge
Sanford Nos. ~, 20, "a, 81, o. ~, 81, So
SUPERIOR CovKr-IgIAL rknM-Part Held BY
Judge Freedman. Short canses-Nos 1920, 1871,
il7e i277 ls42 1880 l21 liS4; Part 90 a,-hsd Dy
$685. So5 1908 1885, GA 474H, lS9 51l, 5e7 3i1, sos,
oo7 $40, 1855, 7ss, S2s, lola Part s-HeId BY judge
Ssoh, 500, sos. SIS, 5sa 1885, 1885 1855, 1857.
1855, 1859, 1880, 1921. 1898, 1904, loee, 1897.
COMMON pLsAs-EouirY TERM-Held by Judge G. =.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TExn-Part Held by Judge
Van Hoosen.-Case on-No. 2io No day calendar
1897, 1915, 1856. 1856 49, 1913, ll2s, 74o 1857, 9s2,
l4s, 1911 1923, 800, ioss l7a, Ss7. 1910 l1ss Part
3-Heia by Judge J. +. Daiy.-Nos. 1880 1872, 63l,
Ifg5 1855, ll40 1883, 1854, l247 1875, 1885, 1886,
403. lo7s 1879, 49, +93 1920. 1884. 1852
MARINE CoUaT-rnIAL TRRx-Part Held by Judge
AIker Short causesNos. 1862 1888 1885, 67a6, 69s3
1851 1894 s26 92o2 1914 1918. 1928, s2sI 1850. $780,
1885, Part 2-Held by Judge sherdan.-short causes
Nos 9497 9l46 $685. 1885, 921s 9l56, 9l93 9ls5 7553
9l7s s4s4, ss4s, 7g49, $3.50. 1855. Part S-Hcd BY
Judge Shca-Short causes-Nos 0lS2, OIL $751; 9ll2,
s475 $780, 1885, $40, s22 1864. $751; ssls, $751; ssiS
$3.50.
COURT GENERAL SEssIoxs-Part HELD by Re-
cordcr Hackett-rhe People W. John O'Bricn, bur.
.giary; Same vs. Charles Wilson, burglary; Same vs..
James Dempsey, grand larceny; Same VS.. Dominica
Lester assault and battery; Same VS.. L. J. T. Dorsey,
misdemeanor; same vs. Theodore +. Stratton, Ronald
McNichol and Robert X. Stewart, misdemeanor; same
VS. Henry G. Walter, Lulu Walters, Theodore Fowler
and George McCloud, burglary. Part 2-Hed by
Judge Sutncrla nd.Sane Philip Trogsi and Alex
ander Roy, iclonious assault and battery; Same
Patrick Green, elonious assault and battery; Same
Mary Gipbon burglary; Same Va Mary Leonard, petit
larceny; Same John McGuincss, assault and bat
terry.