The New York herald., 1877-01-05

soon % possible Il was the intention OF the defendants
10 abas " that decision whcn had not yet been gwen
1t the defendants pleaded guilty and should the Gen.
era Term order Of judgment IN the case or
Schrumpf the men charged ouid have no redrcss
Under the circumstances, he thought that they ought
not 10 hc forced trial. Mr. Prentice having been
reply behalf OF the Board OF HEALTH Judge
GiJersleeve SAID tina. as he previous cnse had been
proper that the now called. AS well us the argu-
mcnts In relation 10 'ncm, should be heard before
HIM. Ho would therefore adjourn them until Monday.
Tho following persons, also charged with Violating
the ordinance Of the Board OF Health in respect 10 ne
sale o. aduiierned milk, but not members vi the MIX
Dealers Association. pleaded guilty and were ncd $50
George Schaner. No. b09 Sixtynrst street; JOHN
A. Miller No 80 suffolk street, and Francis Pncger,
No. lt7 East Second street. FL zaLeth Grieb n
widow. who formerly sold milk ~ No. ia
wieit street. but who abandoned the busi-
ness few months ago and now keeps small hoard-
ing house, wns arragned, pleaded guilty and threw
herself the mercy OF the Court Judge Gdcrsleeve
SAID he thought II OF hardship, and that the
woman might have to remain In prison some time II
he imposed heavy fine, and concluded 10 fine her TO-
the poor woman only had 81 IN her posscsslon and
friend who was In gave her 81 more making 81
In ALL which Judge GIidcrseeve said Was sufficient,
aud she was discharged
AN ALLEGED BOGUS OFFICER.
Gabe Costal, said 10 be \ member OF notorious
gang OF professional blackmailcrs, aud who also
alleged 10 have been Identified with Garbald' In tho
Fifteenth precinct until their leader lodged IN JAIL
arragncd at the bar the charge Of exIortion.
In opening the for the prosecution II stated
that 9th OF August last the prisoner called At
The house OF Mario Crcnont whom no asked for $50
with which TO gamble, promising 10 return the fol-
loving day. The woman refused the request, and
shortly aterward Costali returned with Two other
who, he said were officers from the oficc OF The
district Attorney. Upoc again refusing the prisoner
money he threatened TO havo her arrested :or
keeping disorderly house. and, on going outside nc
the conplaipanL Captain Mcdowell promptly had
him arrested. Tho complainant was examined, and
testified to tho foregoing facts and the further hearing
OF the case was adjourned until this morning.
ssuu arp "a
Joseph Harris. a respectable looking man, was ar
raigncd at the the charge OF keeping gambling
house at No. College place. The indictment charged
that William d. Horsley was induced TO enter the
cslnblishmen on the 9th Of December, whero he
played game called "canco" and lost Sl32 an
amount which, he cIamcd was obtained IRON him by
Illegal means The prisoner was sentenced 10 bo i'm
prisoned Tor ten days and TO pay fine o! $40.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CouRr-CuAxDxRs-Hcld by Judge Dono-
hue-Nos. IL. 23 81, 03 "a, los, ia, lis, 49, 1876
l54, 100, ~, l7e, III. 1884, 2lo, 2l3 ZIG 22l 222
SUPREME Counr-GxxKRAL rxKM-Held BY Judges
DAVIS, Brady ana Danels.-Nos ILL., l6 81. o. SO, 73
s. So 5a II 49, u, g. 2s, 80. 81, 81, ~, So 81 Sa
SUPREME CoUKT-sPEcIAL TxRM-Acd by Judge
Lawrence $, 2s 1856, go. 50, 3s. As, As TO 81 IN
elusive.
SUPREME CorRr-Cmcuir-Part Held by Judge
Van vors-shor, causes-Nos. 1858. 1870, 1907, S7o5
$685. $685. 427l. 1905, 4ol7 1881, 1921 Part Held
oovo,
l75s 1868, 39sS, 1914 1910, 1898, 1868. AGO. 1868
rrtt Nos 3067, 3359 4O23, 1888, $500, 1871, 1885,
34s7 3l05, 4O2l 2705, 4293, 42l5. 1881.
SUPERIOR CouRT-GExERAL TERM-Hcld bv judges
Curtis. Freedman aud saniord-Nos II, Is, 10, H. 2l
23, 25, 26.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SrEciAL TERN--Held by Judge
Spclr.-No. -. Demurrcrs-Nos and 4.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Juuge Scdgwck-Nos. 359 2O5 362 36l, 623, 45l, 410
4O52 400, 46s 437. 4s0l 4sl 447, 4Ol 444, 45, ALL
453, 1885, bO0 34S 269 652 426 1885, SOL 5O2 5O3, SOL
Part 2-Adjourned until January l5.
COMMON PLEAs-GENEKAL iERM-Held by Judges
Daily, LarremUrc and RobnsOn.NOs. rs, ~, 81, 3d. TO-
II, T3, IS, 76, II, IS, 81. 81, S4, 50.
COMMON PLEAs-EQrIrY TERM--Held by Judge J. F.
Daly.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-IRAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Van Hocsen.-Nos 10l4, 766, 1913, 412, $50,
909 974 10. 3S4, 937 4D $40, 144 724 93O l43 $685.
470, 799 S:7, SIS, 1904 Parts and 3.Adj0urned for
the term.
MAINE CoURr-TRiAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Shea.-Short causes-Nos. 5787. 1888, 6S92.
1885, 1854 9704 $685. 1885, 1878, 4340 1885, $685. 712
7022, 1928 Part Hold by Judge G0epp-Nos 1886,
1870 5OO9 1862 1890 1911 64 1888, 7l9G, 6S43 7039
1851, 76S9 1929 6710 Par; 3-Hrld by Judge Sheri-
danNos. 1851 1918, 1885, 1854 1900 1927, 1854 1872
1915, 1865. 70ll, 1906 7G9s, 1858, 76ja.
CoUEr OF GkNERAL SEssIoSs-Part Held by Judge
GilacrsIecvc.--lhc People David Starting and
Michael Donncily, robbery: Samo VI. Antonio Marino,
fconlous assalt and battery; Same Francisco Ba-
Rone fclonious assault anu battery; Same VS.. Martha
White, ieIonious assault aud battery; Same John
O'keeic, burglary; Same vs. Eugene frogers. grand
larceny; Same VS.. Gabc Costale, cxtortion.