The New York herald., 1877-01-04

raiened At the bar charged with having in November
last, broken into the liquor store of John Kelly,
First avenue, and stolen some bottles OF wine and
cigars The prisoner was seen TO leave the premises
by an officer, who gave him chase and finally caught
him hiding IN yard. The prisoner, said by the police
TO be member OF 'The Forty Thieves, said he was In
toxicated, but the officer swore hc was sober. Tho
Jury found the prisoner guilty, and he was sentenced
10 four years imprisonment IN tho State Prison.
LUCKY FREE BoARDEE.
Charles Bankcrt. alias Pratt, alias Herr.
ragned the bar charged with obtaining goods under
false preenccs On the Goth of November the prisoner
paid his respects at the house Of Mrs. Maria Anderson,
No SO Clinton place, and said that he member OF
the 1rm Of Morrow Co., Warren street. After ono
days stay he disappeared aud presented himself ut tho
boarding house oi Mrs. Margaret Burton No. AZ Clinton
place, where he engaged room and board, represent
Ing himself as a Mr.. Herr tobacco dealer. When
He said that he forty-two years old and that he
was salesman from Philadelphia Assistant District
timated that as the board aud lodging obtained by
prisoner had not been very extensive he thought his
sentence should not be as severe as otherwise might
be. Judge Gildcrsleeve. after warning the prisoner
against repetition of the offence, sentenced him 10
months imprisonment
STEALING A WATCH.
On the evening Of December Z Bernard Mcconnell
went into tho saloon at the OF Canal and Mott
streets to drink. Walter Coleman aud Patrick Seal mel
met him there and mbibcd with him. When McCon.
nell lett the tney followed allegcn,
snatchcd his watch and ran of with IT, Scanned could
not be found The prisoners defence that he was
NJ home at the time OF the occurrence and that the
complainant was mistaken. The proprietor OF the
liquor saloon testified that the prisoner was not in his
place with the complainant the occasion referred to.
The prisoner was acquitted.
sNATCHING A PoCKETBOoK.
Thomas Coleman, a brcklayer. Of No. 236 East
Fny-ourth street, was indicted Tor having snatchcd
pocketbook containing $l2 from Harriet Cunningham,
of No Eas irt clh wal IN rd
avenue the 18th December. The prisoner pleaded
guilty the charge of larceny from the person, and
was sent to the State Prison tor Two years.
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SupRKME CoURr-CmAxBERs-Hcld by Judge Dono.
hue-Nos 2737 49, so, So 81. 6s S5 ST. 90 81, 93 90.
ls4 1865, col 2I2 2l5 2l7 2lS, 2ly 900 Assessment
cases Noe. / to 2S inclusive.
srrExAE CounrnGkSkRAL TEnM-Heid by Judges
81, 5S g. 63 81 6S ~ 49, s0 81 81 49, SO, ST. SS, 90
9s ~ lls. l?2 l:5 1875, l2e, 1870 1872 iss 1856 1856
40, ~.
sUpxEME CouRr-CRcUlr-Par 1--neld by Judge
1895, 3S4l, 3lO7, 394s, $780, POLL 675 ~. 429O, 429l
2547 254o 25ol, a5es o5d5, 1867, 25o9, 257l, 257s
1895, 3l4O 224o 1880 oso $3.50 1852 l464 1906 l47O
1472, l474 147o l47s 1880 14sa l4S4. l4s6, l4s6H.
rett.-Nos 657 so75 22e7, 27s, 3e7s Ala 4l9, eoss,
$685. 1929 16l7 1885, 3OS6, 5495 62l 2225 10. 2720,
63S 23ll, 3lt3, 427, 2559, 3O23, 2l39.
SUPERIOR CouRT-GRNERAL TERx-Hcd by Judges
Curtis. Freedman aud saniord.-Nos TO- L. ii, 21, "a
II, l5, Ii, II, %, rs, 26, ~, rs, 20, 30
SUPERIOR CoCRT-SPEcIAL TERM--Held by judge
SpeiE-No 15
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Juuge sedgwick aos. s45, s5o 2o5, se2, se, e2
3l7 IS, pa 264. 402, 4i1Js 422 4l2 446. 45l 45d,
24s 1903 4Oo1 23S 1853. 4lO 426, 49, 4s5, 450 1862,
405 Part 2.--Adjourned until January IL.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TRRM-held by Judges
G. p. DAILY Robinson and Larremore. s., lSu,
lso 5S 70, 65, CO. =. IL, y, ~, 90 81, ", U.s.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERA-Held by Judge J. +.
Daly--No 80.
CoMMoN .PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Van Hoesen.Nos 1856, 1918, 4l2 $50, 9O9 79S,
974, 22 942 S33 1913 3S4, 392 $40, S56 Parts and
a-Adjourned until tho first Monday OF February.
MAhiNE COURr-lRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Sbea.-Nos 5365, 1874 1856 5036, 2975, 29'6,
4l93. 1851, 5l74 5097 34ls, 5437, 52a2, $780, 4659
Part Held by Judge Goepp.-Nos. 74S0, 74I7, 1915,
S577, 1854, 1851 3579 $780, 760l, 1905. 5454 7l7O,
1909, 74o3, 5000 Part S-Hed by Judge sheridan. -
7493, 1857, 749l 1851, 1885, 1862, 1893.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssioNs--Part Held by Judge
charlottesville People vs. David Startling. and
Michael Donnclly, robbery; Same vs. John Okecfe,
burglary; Same Vi. John OShau2hnessy, grand lar
ccpy; same VS. Eugene Progers grand larceny; Same
VS.. Gube Costel exlortion; Same George Shaner,
Louis Stoiy and En0s Onnea, misdemcauor; Same VS..
Sebastian Heit Charles Sackman and John kitter,
misdcmeanor Same VS.. Frederick Brine Louis koster
and John II. Waxelman, msdemeanor; Same W.. James
A. Miller Franz Plegcr and John Block. msdemeanor;
Same Tvs. August Freeman, Deidrick Lankeman and
Paul Costello. m isdemeanor Same August Shutc,
Henry Buliwinkel and Elizabeth Gcib nisdemeanor;
Same vs. John MullIgan, Daniel Schrunof and Beixlcr
Holman, misdemeanor; Same VS.. John Donohue,
Frederick Keiser and Willnmina Ruger, misdemeanor;
Same VS.. John Roster, Philip Hesscmer and Anton
Centl, M misdemeanOr; Same VS.. Henry LAnkeman and
Henry GlunZ, misdemeanoE