The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-30
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

United states District UOurt-Judge Cad
walader.-lhe United States vs jacob Cripps The
defendant is CHARGED with having IN his possession
counterfeit money with intent TO pass 1t, and acting
concert with COunleTieiters. On the night OF the
l7ih of April he and man who, on his arrest gave
the name OF William Harrison, went TO a saloon on
Glrard avenue. Defendant there met certain John
Hart. notorious cOunterteiter, and they went out
together In few moments Harrison was called out.
Defendant had package OfcOuntereit money g56 80,
in 25 cent notes, and gave it TO Harrison as they
thought il safest They cleared out out were so n
after arrested, They dropped the money the
pavement but it was taken care of Dy the officers.
The defense allege that defendant was emOlOYed bg
lryon, q detective Of the Mayor, 10 find out this man
Hart IN order to arrest and convict him, Trvon tes
btied tnat he had given him twenty dollars with
winch counterfeit money was to be bought from
Hart, so that he could be found. Still on t1ai.
The Grand Jury came in, and having stated that
there was no other business before them, were dis
charged from further attendance.
District Court NO. I-Judge Hare George
S. Barnes vs. Daniel Buck. An action against de-
iendant as endorser Of a certain promissOrY note,
Before reported. Verdict for deiendant.
Israel Hyneman rs. John DurbOrOw and Adam
Every trading etc. a telgned issue TO determine
by the Sheriff. and claimed by the plaintiff. Jury
out
Patrick McGeeban vs.. Mary 4IcGeehan Admins
tratllX OF Mlchsel MoGeehan, deceased An action
on a bond. Verdict for plaintiff for S3330.
Joseph nj. AasCh vs.. Eusbaum s. BaCharach. An
action to recover damages for an alleged breach Of
allegation being that only 5000 were delivered. On
trial,
AAaNEAeN 4WMEH Ne G-JuQge STROUD
Cara Anna Cherry, alias Clara Anna Lee, vs.
Eugene Duey and George w. Lee. An action OF
eiectment TO recover possession OF certain house
and lot IN Jumper street. which plaintiff claims was
purchased with her money, but the title thereto was
taken In the name of her husband Joseph Lee, since
deceased brother OF one OF the defendants. On trial
Joseph A, Clay, Guardian Of Alice LaVinia AKIN
VS.. William Eennell An ac ion to recover aga INST
defendant as security for Charles Harland former
guardian, Tor balance on Sll3O20, found to be due
by hlm as such guardian. Verdict Tor plaintiff for
S17S020
James X. Simon VS.. George III. Smith, Frederick
II. SWOpe, Thomas h. Searle, Edward f. Harper,
John V. Barton, and Peter V. Wtbank (who were
sued with dWin 4. Mintzer gs to whom tne sheriff
has returned "Nikithsbet"l An action on the case
to recover the price Dfid by plaintiff for one
hunured shares Ct stock OF the Atlas OH Company,
the al ePatlOn OF plaintiff being that he was
induced 70 purchase the stock through the
alleged false and lraudulenJ representations
Of the defendants, that the Company was the owner
OF certain valuable mineral lands and mineral
rights IN lands situate in VenangO county among
Other5 Oue-siXth interest 10 lot No 81 on the Hyde
& ERbert farm on which was the Jersey Well then
hOWng $50 baIres OF oil per daY, and so acres or
land in fee simple 5ituate Cherry lun, about one
and half miles above tho celebrated II Cd Well,
and were deriving larPe daily revenue thereirOm,
the truth beng, as Is alleged thai the Company did
not own these aforementioned properties, and were
not deriving any daily revenue thereirOm. On the
faith OF these representations however the antih
alleges that no purchased The stock IN question. be
defense had not opened whom we closed our report.
a number Of verdicts We're entered ln cases by
agreement of counsel.