The New York herald., 1878-02-07

the plainant another stolen watch not his In
Recorder aacks.s in passing Sentence, said !. was
evident why the prisoners counsel had not put hin
on the witness stand being out o his power 70 snow
his innocence OF the crime charged The verdict, he
considered. was very righteous one, and It would
have been public misfortune II the jury, by reason
OF any sympathy, had not convicted the prisoner
whom he believed to bo OF the most promising
scoundres that existed in New York. The sentence
OF the Court was that the beonhned In the
State Prison at hard labor Tor term OF five years
ANOTHER WARNING TO PICKpocKETs.
A young girl named Dora Magen. of No $40 Grand
street, entered the vestibue OF the National Theatre
to witness the matinee on the Goth OF January. She
about to pay for her ticket when she her
purse and went home. But the theft had not been
unobserved, for little girl named Teresa Levy, who
was standing by, saw a youth named Edward Luby,
OF No. Stanton street. put his hand in Miss Magon's
pocket Sho thereupon told gentleman, who pointed
out Luby and companion to policeman. The
occr followed tho two young men out OF the theatre
down Waverey place, and arrested them as they
turned into Mercer street. The prisoners denied their
guilt, but Olcer Doran subsequently found the
purse IN the area OF the New York Hotel, where
1t had been thrown by the thief perceiving that
was followed The jury promptly found the prisoner
guilty., and IN passing sentence Recorder Hackott
commented very severely upon the numoor OF thcits
committed daily by pickpockets This case was so
very clcar to every intelligent mind that IL was
astonishing that the prisoners counsel had taken
much time IN defending IT, Some OF these crimes
were not only OF the mcanesi description, but were OF
aggravated character ms to provoke stern retala
lion ut the hands oil the victim HIS Honor then sen
fenced the prisoner or tho term o five years AT nard
labor IN the State Prison. Haniy, who was arrested
In company with Luby, viii be tried to-day.
THE KNIFE AGAIN.
Joseph Smith, 0. No 162 Forsyth street, cook, In
tho OF attack upon John Heinzeiacr, OF No.
2lS William street, on tho 10Th OF January. stabbed
him In the arm, IN front OF u lager beer saloon IN
Duane street, nlictiny very dangerous and painful
wound. The accused ran OIL but was subsequently,
arrested, and npoa being arraisned Ly assistant DIE
r al M A.
sent him to state Prison Tor .hroc years and Six
months.
COURT CALENDAkS-IHIS DAY.
SUPREME COURT Cha AMBERs-Hcd by Judge Dono-
hue-Court opens at ten a. M.Nos 25v, II, 54, 90,
i4s is4 Iso Isl isd iSs pSo sos sis so ~ 5
23S 23y, 2l0 252. Assessment cases.-Nos 8. s, IL,
81 81, 49, 81 9s 90 l0O l02, 103, o5, 1O6, 1O7 lu9,
llo Ill, H. lls III llo lld III u.s. lls, TO- H.
SUPREME CouRr--GENERAL TgRM.-Adjourned until
SUPREME CotRr-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge Van
vorsLNos So, 90, 145 l91 o., TO- l22, l23, 23 l26.
l2S l42, a. 26 100 l53. l54, 64 l59 lb2 l63 t3 no.
l73 III u.s. 49, 5S $50, 49, ls2, 1885, 1856, 1856 49,
1883
SUPREME CoURr-ClRcrrr-Par 1.-Adjourned until
next Monday. Part 2-Held by Judgc Lawrence. -
Nos s52, 1910 1885, 9S4 2O57 l4o0 ia2s 2672 1901.
1862 29Ol 1867 1881 l4l4 l4l7 1433 1879, 1882 900
2soo 1897 is9s 1852 l7os se9 par re- s~hsd ,d ey
5l2 lo7 29sl, 29s2, 29s3 l5 10 H. 49, 4U3 4G2, llUS
1915. 1861, 1920, 1929, 1aos>a, 1907, 77oh, 1925.
die
SUPERIOR CouRT-SpxcAL TgRM-Hold by Judge
SanIoru.-Nos. 90, 40 aud AZ.
SUPERIOR CouRT-lRIAL TKRM-Part 1-Hold by
Jndse SpsIr-Nos 364, 2vok, 7ly, 07s ALL 76s, 500.
6v7 26S, 5l7 l57. l03 49, Ills, o54 Part Held by
Judge Freedmau.-Nos 457, 787, 1885, 633, 800, 1l6,
6.7, Sl2, o56, 524, 46s, Co. 49, 62l s42 Part 3-He
ny Chief Justice Cnrs.-Nos 643, 40 o13 2oS, l01l,
7Ol, 40l, 742, dOO, 257, 200, 1880, dUS, 0s6 So7.
COMMON PLEAs-GENEaAL TERM.-AdJourned for tho
torn.
COMMON PLrAs-EqurY TERM. and COMMON PLxAs-
Tot bn.se - Il insn nAY
Monday.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part HELD by Judge
Goepp-Nos 1920, 1929. 2s07 l157, 2s33 3l32, 3272,
2-Held ny Chief Justice Alker Nos. BIAS, 3l43,
3249, 33l2 1921, 29+2 $500, $780, 1893, $780, 1866
1868. 1871, 1874, 3375 Part 3-Hed ny Judge Sn-
notL-Nos 2sbs, .5y3, 27l2, 26s2 3.lo; l42o 32l6'
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Heid BY Judge Gil
dcrsleeve People vs.. John u Gouret, feIcnou'
assault and battery; same W. William "acx, a"I
battery; Same VS.. Ferdinand Fctteren, bur-
glary; Same vs.. John Hurlbut, burglary; Same w.
George WIggins, burglary; Same VS.. Morflz wertz
csny; Same VS. james Lawrence, burglary; Same VS.
Washington Gearing, grand iarceny Same vs. Johi
Wilson, Jeremiah Finnegan ana Dennis Morrissey
receiving stolen goods; same vs. William Maxwell
larceny from the person; Same VS.. John Corcornn,
arccny from the person; Sam" vs. Henry
smith, larceny from the person; Same VS.
James Richardson, larceny from the person
Same vs.. Emma Lewis and g. Mary Lewis, pet
larceny; Same vs. Michael Cronau, assault ana bat
terry; Same VS.. William Ridley, petit larceny. Far
2-Held ny Recorder Hackett.-rhc People VS.
GUS assault and battery; Same w. George Byron
burglary Same vs. John II. clark an'
Joseph McCabe, robbery; Same VS.. Herman Nathan
forgery; Same vs.. Michael Henry ana squire +. Col
berry; Same DAVID Dol mayhem; Samo VI
samuel Strauss. assault and battery.