The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1912, Page 13

KER THIEF GETS ONLY LONG TERM — ’ ‘Other Lawbreakers Sentenced Yesterday Are Let Off Pasy in the Courts, Leniont sentences were handed out to | Mest of the lewbreakere eentenced yes- ‘by the judges of our oriminal Eieven prisoners, guilty either trial or confession, were dieposed of. BY JUDGE ROBALSKY. Bernard Rodgers, twenty-four yeare utity petty larceny, Three convictions, Robbed a sleeping of $20, Penitentiary 11 months amd % Gaye and fined $500. BY JUDGE MULQUEEN. ‘Wiliam Henry, twenty-eight years @4, and Williem Fine, twenty-two years old. Pickpookete with Work- house records, Indicted for grand lar- eeny in the first degree. Pieaded guilty potty » Bole % from pocket of on “ZL” train at Chatham Batares “Penitentiary one year, BY JUDGE MALONE. Hiien Hunter, cwenty-nine years old. Tnieted grand farceny. Tried and con- vieted petty larceny, $90 from woman companion. No prior conviction, itentlary one year, Arthur Baker, twenty-five years. old. clothing from premises No. 481 West ‘Hundred and Fifty-ninth street. No conviction. Penitentiary one year. BY JUDGE SWANN. jacob Snype, seventeen years old. led guilty carrying @ revolver. prior conviction. Elmira Reforma- jhary Landanowski, twenty-three are old. Pleaded guilty carrying a rolver, First offense. New York ty Reformatory, ag oo Quatrano, thirty-five years operators. Says he carried protect himnelf. Thomas Gray, twent old. Pleaded guilty carr: Second offense, Kitslen. ‘voiver, © formatory. BY JUSTICE SEABURY OF THE SUPREME COURT. ‘Tried and convicted of necond degree, second offense. Broker swindled investor. State Prison for #even years and seven months. Joseph F. Wiggins, nineteen years ola. Indicted for grand larceny, first degree. Pleaded guilty attempted wrand larceny in second degree. Stole employer's automobile for joy ride. No prior conviction, Sentence suspended, The following letter wee received to- day trom the Rev. Thomas J. Lynch, Catholic Protective of New York: vy Judge Mulqueen of the Court of General Sessions. The fact {s Kane was paroled from Ging Sing Prison on Jan. 20, 1918, and was immediately a: ed upon an indictment for an offense committed revious to his going to prison. Not thinking {t against Justice and mercy, Ju @id not wend the poor to the prigon he had just left, but an opportunity to show ‘xperience there haa Probation to me, mati come tinues in my care from the State | Board of Parole aa well. Yours very ae) ‘THOMAS J. LYNO, (QRS. 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