The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-22
LEGAL :.TEf.LIGENCE.


UNrrBp STATES DmrRtcf CorHr-Judge Cdd.
walader.-Asba b. Dixie vs. sbenk, Bansman &
Co. An action 10 recover on promssOry note.
Before reported. Verdict for defendant.
DIsrRICT CoURT-Judge Sharswood.-John
Gcgan and Charles Stagg, executors OF James
Murphy, deceased VS.. George 7. Bspham, ad-
miniitrator Of Joseph Tucker, deceased. a sci.
ia. sur. mortgage. No defense. Verdict for
plaintiff for Sb39l 80.
JCgrph X. Brick vs.. Amanda Coleman 60 al
An action OF tiegtmCnt Verdict for plaintiff.
Alexander r. ph8rO e.. 0k VS. Charles Schi'k
A ieiru,d issue 10 test the validity of judgment
conferred by Henry Schmidt 20 Charles Nchink,
the defendant On uill.
L.&R Curtis q Co., vs. Eyre and L1ndell
An action to recover ON book account for goods
sold and delivered. Defense, thai defend mt sold
tic same characcr OF goods TO otlcr plrtc-, not
wiihstendmg their assurance 10 defendants that
they could rot uc bought cheaper Verdict tor
plaintiffs $3.50 20.
Peter Harris ". samuel ". Morris. An action
on a foreign judgment No defense. Verde.
E,hley W. a.larDs We. same. Same cause Of
action. No defense. Verdict Tor plaintiff $3.50.
Edward A, pmtardivs. same. Action on foreign
Judgment No defense. Verdict Tor plaintiff
Sj2l'3l
Corur OF COMMON PLEAs-J0dge Ludlow
The Court was oug gCd this myruiDg with the
Miscellaneous a gumeuJ list.
CoyRT or CONNuN PLEAs-Judge Allison
wilson VS.. Hardin. A igignCd issue 30 test the
validity Of the will of William Hardin, deceased.
P.tgre rruCrted Thcevidpuce In this case closed
on both sides yesterday. B. II. Bre 9s'gr, Esq,
then addressed the court and jury, in favor OF tn
validity Of the will. This morning Henry NJ.
Dcgkcrt, ESQ was speaking on the other side.
4 DrsERrEH SHoT DEAD. - This morning
Coroner Taylor commenced an inquest IN the
case OF William Cayanaugh, aged thirty i've
years, an enlisted soldier, who was shot last
night while attempting % desert. The deceased,
with squad Of Other soldiers from Camp Cad
VHIaCer, was sent, under guard, ~ the Penn
yylyania Railroad Depot, Ihirteth and Market
.ets, having been ordered West While march
ing along the streets, three Of the number broke
ana run, among them Cavauaugh. The guard
IcirainCd from firing az the deserters for fear OF
shooting some Iasser-by. Cayanlugh, after an
exciting chase, was captured; the other two
/ making their escape. Upon arriving at the depot,
the deceased watched his chance and again broke
and ran. THIS time the guard were ordered 10
fire. A ball from one of the muskets took effect
| above the hip, passing completely through the
| body, and causing almost instant death. The
| hoGy was removed to the Twenty fourth Ward
| Station House, while the soldiers went on thoir
! way.
D1soRDERLY HousE.-About 10 o'clock last
night the police made a descent on a disOrderly
house. known as the "Nartinyille,' located on
Point House road, First Ward, and took into Gus
| iCdy six persons, three males and three females
] NuNhn nan, lDt al6Btu pIOpllclItHS' was illOuA
| the number. The house is q resort for low char
acteTs, andhit is alleged that young girls are hdr
! bored here. The whole party were taken before
| Alderman Lutz this morning and held TO answer
EXTENSIVE THEvINo.-ThiS morning foul
! boys, whose ages range from fourteen to siNteer
years, were arraigned before Alderman Lutl
upon the charge Of breaking into and rObbina
/ freight cars on the Baltimore Railroad. Tnr
| system OF thicviug has become quite extensive o.
late On all our ralroads, and is generally INDUCED
| in by small boys. Recently one Of the cars a
| Broad and Prime streets was broken into and {
lot Of clothing belonging To some SOutheri
| refugees was stolen.
| BURsTED.-Tbe water mau on Iwenty-scc0nl
street, between Wood and Viue bursted th
morning, Causing an exc walton of earth along
the line of the Passenger railway 70 an extent o
some twelve feet
BEATING HIS MULEs.-George Benner, null
driver was arrested 40 Juniper and Market street
Yesterday, for cruelty. He had charge of frcigh
car, and was engaged in showing his brutality
upon the dumb animals placed under his care
lie was held 10 answer by Alderman Jones.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, Erc.-Th'
following real estate, etc, were sold at auction
today, at the Philadelphia Exchange, by NJ
Thomas & Sons -
300 shares Amygdaold Mining Co. Of Michigan, pa
iti shares Southwark National Bank, slio'i
! = shares frBntln / ire insurance No', soNV'
| 40 shares Reliance huiuBl Insurance CO., sOt
| J share Point Brceze Park Association, SID
30 shares GirGTd Fire and Marine Co, par ST., Ti11.
nsTes MeIcaItle Library, paid Up 10 january, 1856
| Si1i.
80 shares Tone ia on. Lumber and Mineral Compan!
! NgI angO cfuuty, Pa S2-S
] share Continental Hotel co.. $40.
lOI shares N ACCora Mining Company OF Michigan, -,
GO shsres Resoute Mining Company Of Michigan tts.
1NOspry brick dwehing, No 80 St johns st., q tD
Ihice- story BRICK dwelling No 6il second st.. 500
1hrCc-stOry residence, NO. 1910 Arch street, SljGO
Three story dwelling 70. l3l y. seventh street $40
Three. story dwelling No lij y Sixteenth street, plS5
Three Story dWeling, NO. ~ y sixteenth rect, SlSj
Thee story dwelling no. lD n. SiNt-cnth srces sl3l
Three story dwelling, No. III Y. Sixteenth stree
SlSd
Factory ana mill prororty Canal street, between frJ
street ara Germantown ROsd, no bid.
i. W story residence, No 2jl 3. Thirteenth stree
/ I $nH0
! Threc-story dwelling, Randolph street, $500
1hrCe-story dwelling, Randolph street. north Of WIyn
IltiO.
Three brick and two ramo Dwellings, Third street, b
tween Coates and Green streets t3l0O 5000, S25gO so
! and So D.
Lot of Ground. Twenty second Ward 500.
/ Valuable r0pCrty, Tweuty. second Ward, 500,