The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-04
LEGAL INTELLrGENGE.

Court OF Quarter Sessions Judge Pie,ce- -
Tins morning, the hrst business DIV OF the term
but six represen atives from NOV ante using-ive
white, and one Of Oeepef shnde-consequentlV
there were but six prison GASES before the Court
BAR-R0oM FIGHT.
James Canaldine pleaded guilty TO charge OF
assault and battery upon Michael Filbine. ON the
night OF the first Monday of last Septem rer Fibine
near the wharf 10 take glass of ale. While thew
were at the counter Canaldine ana another man
entered inc room, and GOD for some time by Fill
him two severe blows with his fist one in the mouth
and one 70 The ear AS counsel for Canalblne stated
mar II Ilue ume were given he wou, produce tes
tlmony that wOu d in great degree mitigate the
circumstances Of the fight, the case was continued
until Saturday.
HEAVY LARGELY.
Sigiried Ulman was conv cted on charge OF the
larceny OF Two watches and CHAINS and one coat,
alopethet valued al $3.50, the prol erty Of Emanuel
aud VAS treated as one Of the imy Bot on ths
night OF hovenber 9th the evil spirit came aud
tempted him. He, q pt or, weax mortal, Welded
went to the room where Mandelschen was slee oine.
a deep, sweet eep, not dreaming OF harm; and
then Ntthe dead hour OF night he used his FINGERS
nimbiy, and carried away his prizes, the ARTICLES
This gay cavalier was, day or so after, having
his boots blacked on Delaware avenue, and enioy-
ing fine havana, when nimbe apuariton' IN
the shape of detective, came across ms dreams
1his AZ partition soon turned to reality took hIm
up, and recovered the stolen goods Mr.. Levy, the
owner, who, upon sight, recognized and Identified
his property.
NOT GUILTY.
Hamilton CrOTsy was acquitted OF a charge of
the larceny OF coat valued at $50 the proporty of
| Robert B. Bfant. Brant, the defendant and an
| other man, were in sa oon together where this
coat was hanging on the wall. Brant went out aud
sawthe defendants friend 20 ou bur saw nothing
on him. " hen he came back the defendant was
gone, and also the coat But there was no eyIoenco
against CrONsY he was not seen to taV. the coat
and when there was no one at in the Jn some
one might have come from the street. aud commit cd
the theft. 81 rr1IH f..a ..f al. .I .E.t
John schick was found guilty OF q charge OF as
saut and battery upon Mary Fritz, aud recon.
mended 10 the mercy OF the Court It was a row
that occurred Mt hyorant that supplied i've or six
families with water.
....U l' A BLACK THIEF.
James Douglas piIato of color was convicted
of charge of the larceny of a silver watch valued
at $40 the properly OF Lewis Dennis. Douglas put
up for WIN at Dennis's house, and at the expfra-
ton of the time went away with the watch-yan.
isl ed. But one OF he 'nl;ers'' was soon on his
trail and soon upon him ITO was searched, and
uInn b m was found the missing treasure wh ch
aCt was very CONCLUSIVE dence that he stole IL.
Ihoma UOTan a small boy, was convicted on n
charge of the larceny of Sl1 the property of
Antoine Herman The evideuce was that Waile
Mr.. Herman was absent from tho store the boy en-.
tert d and stole The money. r..
United States District Court Judge Cad
walader.-rheIe beng cases ready for trial, the
petit Jurors we've 3 is morning dIschuIged Tor the
term,
The current motion lists are befofe the other
Counts Oday. .