Court Intelligence.
{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2133, "word_count": 372, "ccnet_language_score": [0.96670001745224], "ccnet_perplexity": [1204.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
GENERAL SESSIONS, August Before Recorder Tall
madge ancAldermen Brady and Tappan Jonas b. Phil.
lips ESQ., Acting District Attorney. Trial for Grand
larceny Terrence Gordon, indicted for having stolen
on the 18th Of August 1874 nine hogs hogs worth about
SlO from the premises OF Philip Caran, of 18th street.
near First Avenue, was brought up for trial On the
part OF the prosecution person named Hoyt then an
Assistant Captain of the Watch, testified that he saw
three men drive the pigs from pen that with some as
sistance they all arrested that the prisoner was
secured by himself and that the hogs claimed by
the wife of Carlan. The jury rendered verdict Of
psoned IN the State prison Tor the term of three years


1,iaf for Bgrgary.-A lad named William N. Bacsus
indicted for having the 2d Of July last in company
with other lads broken into the soda water factory A.
w. Napp, No. 93 Third avenue, and stealing SIS IN mo
ney and other property, placed upon his trial For
the prosecution, Henry King Of the accompces Of
Backus, who was admitted States evidence stated 70
the court and jury the in which the premises
forcibly entered ard robbed. The Jury however
returned verdict OF not guilty and the Of Backus
was accordingly discharged.


1rdi for Grand Larceny.-A female named Maria
Kennedy indicted for stealing the Of Sloo in bank
bills from James Tracy of No. 81 Spring street. on the
Gath OF July last while the complainant was asleep in
house No. 22o Mott street, Kept by Kennedy and his
wife, was then placed upon trial. From the evidence
adduced appeared that the accused the time Of her
arrest requested permission to go into the yard before
subsequently, recovered from the sin but it could not
be shown whether it had been thrown there by her or
accidentally dropped in by the complainant The Jury
acquitted the prisoner.


Trial for Assault and Batfery--A colorcd woman
named Ann Hathaway next tried for committing an
assault and battery upon the person of anoh
colored female named Elizabeth Jones' on the 23d of
July The jury rendered a verdict Of guilty Sentence
deferred.


The court then djourned for the day.