The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-10
LEGAL INrElLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DIsTRIoT CoURT-Judge Cad
walader.-Beckett VS. Burk. An action to recover
for freight on goods carried on the st Napoleon
be,N cen this port and BRIDGEPORT, New JERSEY, Be-
fore reported NOnsUit entered
DISTRICT COURT No, 2--Judge Stroud - Peter II.
Eerks VS.. John >. Lowory An acton to recover
damages for injuries TO canal boat Delong gng to
paintih, while moOred at the deieudaDts wharf, on
the river Delaware. he injuries, 1t alleged were
Occasioned by the bad condition of the wharf by
reason of which, when the tide fell, the boat was
seriously damaged. On trial.
Robert McMaster VS. John Graham, An action to
recover for the services of painh and his two minor
ported Verdict for plaintiff for Sl46 9S.
DIsTRICT COURT, NO. 1-PIesident Judge ShaIs-
wood -He geshelmer, Administrator OF Charles
win to recover certain household furniture allegeu
have elonged odecedent IN his life irne
Camp1op surviving partner etc vs.. Harris. An
acnon to recover on book account, the deicnse to
which was that the account hau been settled with
Mr. herkes, the partner of Mr. CampiOn before his
decease Verdict for defendant
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS Allison, Presi-
dent Judge Pris cases ar st II before the Court.
Pleas OF guilty were entered a TO lows:-
Mary Anderson, charged with stealing a cloth
cloak, the property of Fanny NJ. WadIelgh, pleaded
afoune Borch was charged with stealing a
shawl PAIR ~ boots, and other articles, the pro-
peIty OF ;atharne DOYLE, and being arraigned
Hn am Clark an elderly and rather decent-ooking
man, pleaded guilty 10 charge of stealing piece
OF velvet worth 800, the pro erty OF james Robb
John Wigglns was charged with arcenV, as alee,
S16, the property of Susan steel, and being ar
IalRneu, pIeaueu gulltY. .l-
John Werner pleaded guilty to a charge of steal
ing handkerchief worth fifty cents, the operty OF
William N. Goodwin.
laurence Nupent and Edward DouRherty were
charged with the larceny of a watch and $50, tine
property OF Margaret Wright. Dougherty pleaded
guilty, and upon trial Nugent was acquitted tLere
bene nothing in the evidence to connect hlm Wi b
the THEFT.
Caroline Clark, a colored woman, was charged
with the larceny OF $120 from Catharin3 Johannes,
No 506 S. Second street Mrs. Johannes testified
that the defendant being employed by her as wash
woman, availed herself of the opportunity to rob.
Being arrested the defendant Nled red the the
to the Alderman and returned $40 of the money She
was found guilty
Jonas Algas was charged with stealing four
planes, the property of John Kramer and was, upon
trial, convicted. ...s- ns
Francis johnson and Josephine Judis, cOlored,
were charged with the larceny of dresses and under-
garments the property OF Emma + Fleming. No 1856
Spruce street The goods were lound upon the backs
OF the defendants at the time of their arrest. The
jury convicted.
John Mcintyre was convicted of charge of steal
ing pair OF pants worth tour dollars from Archi
bald McGuigan.
Charles Campbell and William Watt were charged
with stealing twenty dollars IN fractional currency
and pennies The property of Mrs. Annie Britt. Watt
and Campbell were together and " att entered the
house OF the prosecutor her absence and took the
money from the drawer On trial.