General Sessions. .

Before Recorder TalImadge, and Aldermen Mott and
{"character_count": 2185, "word_count": 387, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9686999917030334], "ccnet_perplexity": [1383.0], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
belore hecOrder Iaiimadge, and Aldermen Mott and


Dickinson


MATTHEW c. PATERSON, Esq District Attorney.


WFDNEsDAY-Iria fir Burgiary--A young man named
John shers put bis trial indicted for burglary
in the first degrees for the night Of the 2st Of
June last broken into the dwelling Nchola, Schee
ma No 25S Broadway and stolen property the
Of S732 consisting Of silk scars wells laces &C. Ade-
aide Scheema the lie Of the complainant deposed 10
the robbery on the night in question. The house
entered by the second story window probably from per
climbing awning post in the street On the morn.
ing after the robbery discovered fourteen locks
found forced by the robber gain admttance below to
enable him to carry off the goods The husband also


titled to the robbery and finding the goods the Police
office, which were the property stolen.


Oicer Dennston deposed that he arrested the prisoner
and in bureau Of his house found the goods claimed by
Mr. Scheema, also other goods recognized by persont
who had lost them. An instrument called London Jim
N.Y. used for housebreakng, was also found in his apart
ment.


FoR THE DErENcE.-James M Smith, Jr Esq. called
Jane Walker the mother OF the prisoner who testified
that she bought the Jimmy" for the purrose of taking
was intimate with her Her brought the goods
home in box about day and half previous to his
rest which time subsequent to the robbery
Her son was frequently out late at night he was former
y in liquor store but she unable to say if he
out all night any occasion in the month OF June.


RoBLRr WALKER the husband of the last witness
boraed the fact that Carol and the accused acqua
tances. Carol was a butcher by occupation.
Carroll be brought into court he contended that by
his testimony he should be able prove that the oods
given to the accused TO sell issued
for Carroll but he was not to be found


accused and the District Attorney the part Of the
people The Recorder then succncty charged the jury
and It was submitted TO them TO pass upon.


The Jury found the prisoner guilty OF burglary in the
first degree. Sentence postponed till Friday.


The Court then adjourned TO Thursday next at 10
o'clock A. M