The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1912, Page 16

ince SENTENCE EIGHT CRIMINALS MERCY FO FOR THREE ae kn First Ofte, Five Go { to Penitentiary, Three to , Reformatory ‘Judges Crain, Swann and Mulqueen &f the Court of General Sessions dis- Bosed of cleven convicted criminals esterday, All were first offenders, ¢ BY JUDGE CRAIN. ‘ h Kramer, thir ears old, Stole $4 Restitu de and prior good reputation. Gentenco suspended. } Benjamin Kornfield, twenty-five years 4, pleaded guilty abandonment of tid. First offense, Penitentiary one 4 BY JUDGE SWANN. ‘ Webster, twenty-four years old, Pleaded guilty of carrying a razor. First Offense, Penitentiary forty days John Fisher, seventeen years old, and George Peter, nineteen years old, both leaded guilty attempted grand larceny ried to steal 2 cent m drunken man in Chatham Square, First offend- Kach Elmira Reformatory. ere. Gilbert Anthony, twenty years old, leaded guilty petty larceny. Stole $12 rom desk in employer's office. Firat Offense. “Because of reatitution having Yeen made and defendant's prior good ®aracter sentence suspend rdo, forty-four years meanor, Firat offense, Sen- y-two years old. ting to sell co Penitentlary one month. John Tyson, Pleaded guilty #rand_ larceny. purse containing 610 from woman in Fourteenth street subway station. First twenty-six years olf Stole offense Elmira reformatory. BY JUDGE MULQUEEN. Frank E. Goewey, twenty-elght years old, Pleaded guilty forgery third are Ivishonest offense, State prison from two a half years to four years and ten months. Martin A, Ripp, forty-one years old. Penitentiary one year. Louls Di Menna, twenty-two years m4. Tried and convicted assault on @ri. First offense, Elmira reformatory, —__ — Mall.) [GIRL HAD HERSELF ed guilty carrying @ revolver GAGGED AND BOUND TO FOOL ee | Didn't Want Know She'd Them Her Let Lost to Place in Factory. 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