National Republican., 1888-03-25
THE PENALTY FOR CRIME
Being PaidbS Those who violate the

Being paidby Those who violate the
Laws.
Tie following arraignmcnis took place
and sentences were imposed In the criminal
court yesterday:
MARY 4. Dickcrson; indicted for the lar
ccny of diamond ring valued Ot So from
Harriet Kraft. on Jau. 10, 1883; pleaded not
guilty.
Michael Doylc: indicted for breaking into
the residence of Michael r. O'lIrien on the
night Of March I. last, with intent to com
nit larceny: pleaded not guilty: Daniel T..
Cahill assigned to defend the prisoner.
Anderson Page. indicted for second of
fcnsc Of petit larceny in stealing six bunches
of fish one chicken, one lot of cake, one lot
Of vegetables valued at Sl5) from sidney
Mcfarland ON .iun. 20. lSSS pleaded guilty;
sentenced to Albany pcutcntia"y for three
wears at hard labor. Page was convicted
IN the police court on JANUARY ~ 1887, for
first uflcusc of petit larceny and given lsO
DAYS In Jail by Judge smell
Boston Green, indicted for receiving four
ovcrcoats and one quilt Valued at SIl5O)
knowing the same to have been stolen from
Frederick q. tuldren aud George NJ. Tny-
lor, ON Feb q last. pleaded not guilty.
John MARROW, Indicted for an assault with
intent to commit rape upon Elizabeth &.
Towel on March ) last, pleaded not guilty.
Robert Dent indicted for breaking into
the chicken house of Abigail Morrison with
intent to steal on the night of Jan ~ last and
with assault with intent to kill officer Will
iam Malluy. on the same nigh, while he was
attempting TO arrest him, pleaded not guilty.
Edward Newman was assigned to defend
the prisoner on both charges.
Daniel Hart and Daniel Long; Indicted
for larceny of Il quantity OF tobacco, cigars,
and cigarettes, and n piece of meat (valued
al S5S) from Wm. III. Michael on Feb. 3 last.
ON Mar Il the plea of not guilty was with
drawn and plea of guilty substituted,
They were sentenced to the Albany peni-
tCntiary for one year each.
James johnson, convicted on Friday last
Of assault upon Lewis Washington ON Feb.
Is last, was sent to jail for ten months.
John III. Cole, convicted of second oftense
Of petit larceny in stealing two sets of hnr-
ness, valued at $40. from James f. Miller
on Feb. last, was sentenced to two years
at hard labor in the Albany penitenllary.
Cole was convicted Of q first offense of petit
larceny in the police court on July -, 1884,
| and was sentenced by Judge Smell to pay a
fine of - and ordered to restore the prop
city.
Judd West, convicted of larceny from the
person in snatching pocketbook contain
| ing -. 30 and q reserved theatcr ticket, val.
| ued at 50 80, from Harriet B. Cram on Feb
20 last, was proven to be l2 years of age,
and Judge Montgomery sent him to the re.
form school until he reaches the age of 81
| years.
Edward Buckley, alias Timothy Buckley,
was convicted on March IL Of second ofiense
Of petit larceny, in stealing quantity OF
! wood and coal valued at Sl25, from the
| yard Of Walter II. Marlow on Feb. 3 last.
| Owing to the smalness of the value of the
stolen property and the extreme suffering
among the poor at the time Of the theft fol
| fuel, the district attorney agreed to allow
the verdict to be set aside and accept Piles
| Of guilty 10 The first ofrense of petit larceny
| The man was sent TO Jail Tor four months.