The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-14
Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Aug. ID
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No 40 B. Third street
RIIWEEN ROARnl
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court Of Quarter BessAOns-Judge Ludlow.
Prison cases beIore the Court to-day.
SHIP THIEF

Court Of Quarter BessAOps-Judge Ludlow.
Prison cases before the Court to-day.
SHIP THIEF
Michael Sharp pleaded guilty to charge
of the larceny of ham and liue, together
worth s25, The property Of Enoch Chance. Sharp
sale He was sentencedto the county Prison tor nine
months
STEALING WATCHES.
Adam Keller pleaded guilty to a charge OF the
larceny of a number of second-rate gold watches,
valued al S142 the property OF Moses Nathans.
Sentenced to Ithe County Prison tor one year.
DISHONEST PARTNER.
Howard lompkns pleaded guilty to charge of
the larceny Of a watch valued at S20 the properly
OF George Newman. These two men were working
and Tompkins picked it up: He Afterwards gave
1t to lady, who returned 1t to the owner. SEN
fenced TO County Prison for six months,
JEwELRY IN DANGER.
Cornelius Williams pleaded guilty to a charge of
the larceny OF O gold watch and chain, valued at
300, the property OF Mary G.. Christian. Sentenced
to county Prison for SIX months.
BURGLARY.
John BARLEY and Charles Walker were charged
with burglary, in breaking into the store OF Mr..
Mccullough and taking away cloths and cassimeres.
and sentenced on another charge. Bar lev,
IN explanation, said thatif the Court would grant
him Time he would produce witnesses who would
The jury rendered verdict of guilty.
FIGHTING CHARACTER.
Frederick HocK Kenhoff wa~ char ged with commit
was one-armed man. ana Kicked Early about for
little or no ofense The jury rendered verdict of
guilty.
Mary Morris was acquitted OF a charge of assault
and battery upon Ellen O'Nei, the prosecutrix not
apl caring.
FATHER PRosEoUTEs DAUGHTER.
Mary Fury was charged with the larceny of $500
in gold, the property OF Bernard Murray her father.
murray stated that his daughter dug the gold up
fl ON the Gel ar floor.
A witness stated that Mary Fury came directly
from Murray's house 70 her (wItness'D and showed
her n $40 gold piece, saylng.that her father had
gwen it to the child present.
The larceny was committed three years ago. The
prosecutor says that de ndant out of the u IS
dictOn Of this Court during that time, but was
alb @ TO prove 1t.
The case was outlawed by the limit statute and
the jury rendered verdict OF not guilty.
A GOOD EXAMPLE.-It is with pleasure
that we notice the regard that is evinced for the
accommodation of others by the builders of the
First National Bank, in Chestnut street, between
Third and Fourth. The street is kept constantly
clear OF rubbish, and the material is used as fast
as 1t is brought on the spot 1t is quite a con
trast with some other buildings that block up
the street tor weeks with their piles of bricks
stones, and lumber thatnever appear to diminish.
THE CHoLERA.-Si our report of YES
terday there have been ten cases of Asiatic
cholera reported to the Board of Health. We
are assured by the officers of the Board that the
disease is now assuming a milder form, and is
now under control. There was only one death
out OF the ten cases reported