People v. Harrington

Nott, County Judge.

At the June term of the court in 1883, the defendants, Harrington and Messer, were indicted for the crime of burglary in the second degree, and upon their arraignment each entered a plea of guilty. After their pleas, *140this court, County Judge Van Alstyne presiding, suspended sentence, and each was discharged from custody. In November, 1884, the defendants were committed to jail by one of the policé justices of tin's city, charged with another crime. The district-attorney, on December 5, 1884, caused the defendants to be brought into this court, and moved that each be…