The New York herald., 1878-03-06

man sailor told the story Of his adventures ashore
In broken English, winch was never heless, very
graphic, no narrated how. about two weeks ago, with
fair wind he cruised along Water street and 6naliy
'came to'' At No. 3sl, harbor he will have occasion
10 remember. He pleasure trip, but not well
baasted, and, rs climax 10 series OF misf0rtunes
during his anchorage, he got roughly handed by the
proprietor OF the place, Timothy Mccarthy, who, IN
head a stunning blow with club, which
made him reel. BY way. oi reminder he
Mccarthy was arrested ana placed on trial. charged
with iclonious assault. Mr. William +. KIntzng has
ferent version TO that or the complainant The prs-
oner was found guilty Of assault and battery, and 10
consider himself very lucky IN getting of SO easily
nine months prisonment being the penalty imposed
STEALING WATCH.
William Shaw, who pleaded guilty TO the charge OF
stealing gold watch chain from Bernard Coyle,
OF No. 22l First avenue, to the Peniten,ary
Tor one year.
COURT CALENDARS-THI DAY.
SUPREME corRr-cHAMnKRs-Hcld oy Judge Law
asncs-Mos @ az H. 49, 81 81 ,S co. S @ 81; ~ 3d. sS'
SUPREME corRr-GENERAL TERN He'd by Presd-
ing Justice Davis, and judges Brady and Ingalls,
l4l, l42. l4s l4e l50 l6l, l52, l63 l54, 1856, l57
l59, 100, l6l.
Van Brunt.- Law and Fac!-Nos 100, i53' i54, l6!,
l63, 40, l7s SO, $50 ls5 ls9 ie2, is6, 200, xo4.
2l2, l65, pa 2lO, 2lS 2s 22l, go ~, 3la, zoo,
supDsME cccer-ClHcUr-fart 1.-Adjouraed until
tomorrow Part 2-nela by Judge Po,ter.-Nos S52,
s3s, 267a 1869. 29ol 1883 5o6sG l7osl, 1881, s7l,
$685. l42l ls44 1925 1864 1891 l44, l452, l45a l455
1879 1889, 1859, 146o. l46l Part 3-Held by Judge
Denohue. -Uase ONO. IOl7 No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoURr--GENkKAL TERs-Hela by Chief
Justice Curtis and Judges speir ana sanford.mNos s.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEcAL TERM-Held by Judge
freedman. Nos. As, AZ ana 55
SUPERIOR couHrIrRIAL IERxmpar, i-nsld Tel ny 5y
797, 2oS 107l, 1922 26S LOT, 4S2 766 Parts anu D.
Adjourned Tor the term.
COMMON PLsAs-GENERAL TERM--Hcd by Chiei JUS
tice Daily anu Judges j. F. DAILY and Van Hoesen.--
Nos 6 5 H. 72 ~ 75 49, IS. 70, 50, 81 81, s3, 90,
&C. 81, SS, 80 90 90 49, 90, 81, 81, 80, 100
COMMON PLEAs--EQuIrY TERN. Adjourned for the
term.
CoMMoS PLEAs--CHAMBERs--HeId by Judge Larre-
COMMON PLnAs-rnAL TEKM-Part 1--Hcld by Judge
Robinson s3 1902, 454, $780, p, 500, l36o1s 7s6,
1885, Part 2-Adjourned tor tho term.
MARINE CoURr-rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge sinnot-Nos. 33O 1886 39s5 269S, 40S5, 3210.
aoas 4274 ss2s s2a soa7 2ss slSI 2sss ss 2ss9. ;s
3OI $685. $685. 1894, $685. 3l24 3473 3474. 3477 34s2,
s4ss a4s4, a4s7. sas9, s49l s4s s4sS Part s-hs!d
1425k, 3i65 3490, 34s7, S49s, $780, 35ol aoO3 1904
35U5.
corder Hackett-The People vs.. Charles Rose, bur
glary; Same VS.. William J. Kennedy and Sandy
ssms Dups1y v osps larceny
Same vs. Frederick Bennett and George Hamilton,
grand larceny Same VS. Frederick stark, grand lar
ceny Same vs. Dennis Gillespie, grand larceny; Same
vs. Frederick Maxwell, forgery; Same VS.. Kate Car.
ney, receiving stolen goods; Same VS. Peter Mack and
James Mathews. larceny from the person same W
James McCauy, assault and battery Same vs. stephen
Conselio assault ana battery; Same vs.. william IL.
Johnson, burglars tools; Same vs. William Oates Rob
ert j. Suffrage and David Kidney, burglary; Same
Peter Braiy, assault and battery. Part 2-Held by
Judge Gildersleeve.--The People VS.. John Robinson,
robbery; Same VS.. Franz Daeeler, leonious assault
and battery Same w. Shundey, ieonious assault
aud battery; Same Mary Doyle, grand larceny;
lnrn Snm
John Wagner grand larceny; Same vs. Charles r.
Blandin, obscene literature; Same VS.. Charles K
Lynde pisdemeanor; Same Va Robert 8. Dale,
felonious assault aud battery; Same vs.. Sigismund
Bott false pretences.