The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
GENERAL SESSIONS--PART 1.
Before Judge Sutherland

0GN EnAA OESSlONo--I Ah4 IL
Before Judge Sutherland
AN EAST SIDE SHOOTING CASE
Thomas r. Harrington, described ~ . shipping clerk,
OF No. 40 Cherry street, was arraiened by Assistant
District Attorney Herring, charged with feonious
assault Andrew Mcdonnell with intent to kill II
would appear that the quarrel originated among some
OF tho cnserpng denzeDs Of Roosevelt street on the
night Of the Fourth OF July. According to the test
monv Of the complainant no going home, when he
was invited into a store to take some beer. Whom he
lott he inquired the hour from man named Harold,
who struck him violent blow Others appeared
on the scene, incluhins tho prisoner, and he
was severely beaten On the evening Of August o. the
complal nant, accompa uiod by one Murphy, was in
Roosevelt street when he attacked by LOUIS Hoy
The prisoner came up and clnched With the com
ant and subsequently fired pistol, the bail striking
complainant III the side. The wound was slight In
cross-examinaton by Mr. William r. Kintzlng, coun-
sci Tor the prisoner, the complainant admitted having
served term in the State Prison charge OF burg
was first assaulted by the complainant whom he
struck IN return Hc denied all Knowledge oil tho
shooting Evidence OF good character was then pro-
duced. Inc prisoner was acquitted
STEALING A RIDE.
John Mclean and Daniel Kennedy were charged
with burglary In the third degree in that they were
found IN q freight OF the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company, at Harlem, the
night OF the llth Of July last, with intent to steal
property therein Mr. John 0. Mott, counsel for the
prisoners, produced witnesses to show that they
merely trying to ''steal rdc the train TO Con-
neccu and tho rdo not being the subject OF larceny
the prisoners were acquitted
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Charles Mason OF No. IS Park street, was arragned
by Assistant District Attorney Horrng the charge
Of having tho night OF the 4th inst stolen sevcu
and six pairs OF pantaoons from the store of
Levi Epter, No IS Baxter street. Tho prisoner
convicted and State Prison for Two years
Thomas Anderson pleaded guilty to the charge Of
ana nh feh Ina nntn IN nj
No. 297 avenue &, on tue night OF July TO- The pris
sent to the Pcniten.iary tor one year
$50 from the trunk OF Mary Hall, OF No. West Forty
fourth street, July H. The prisoner sentenced
10 eighteen months imprisonment.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME Couxr, cnAMBrns-Held BY Judge Van
Brunt-Nos 40 s. 49, lo3 Ill, liz 172, 1884, ZOO 22l,
2o3 274, 219, 2s3, 296, $780, s22. 1875.
SutLerand-Part 1.-rhe People vs. Oscar ID. Peter
son, elonous assault and battery; Same VS.. John
Geary, leon,ous assault and battery; Same vs.
Michael Heay, ieonious assault ana battery; Same
William Hodsns Ielonious assault and battery; Same
vs. w hm Costello v SANG Tbom,s Fyns
and Patrick Gillen, burglary; Same va. John DAVIS
james IL. Lee and Edward O'Connor, burglary; Same
VS.. John Reilly, George Ham and James smith, burg
larry; Same vs.. Joseph Mcintyre grand larceny Same
Harding and George Anderson, grand larceny Same
VS.. Henry Thompson and Michael Kelly, grand
larceny; Same vs. Caroline Curtis grand lar.
cenv; Same ALVIN Il. sevan, grand lar
ceny; Same vs.. Michael Walsh, grand larceny;
Same Charles Lyon, grand larceny; Same
simon Barnett, Max Greenbaum and Abra-
ham Barnett receiving stolen goods; Same vs.. How
ard Thorp cmbezzicment; Same vs. Robert L. Pace
and George Stoddart receiving stolen goods Same VS..
Francis Golden and John Gallagher, burglary, Same
VS.. annie T.. Walton, grand larceny; Same VS.. Samuel
Bennett larceny from the person. Same Levy
Lehman, bigamy; Sime vs. Estele Christie. ds0rdery
house; Same vs.. Annie 4. Pearsa disorderly house;
same VS.. jeremiah O'keeie, Excise law: Same VS..
Samuel Hrsch false prelences; Same VS.. Daniel Con.
nors assault anu battery.