The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-06
LARCENY OF Rgoe,

William Smith, colOred was convicted of charge
OF ne larceny Of eggs valued at two dollars, the pro-
ielt hls market eggs on the wharf, and black vii.
lam appPopTisted to his own use about Eve dozen.
county Frison, two months.
MARKET PIRATE
Daniel Kelley was convicted of a charge of the
larceny of pocket book and seventy-fiye dollars
the property of John Entwis e. Riley went to MI
Entwisle's meat stall.at the market, and asked 10
look at some meat. While Mr.. EntwIsle was show
ing the meat Riley ePed the
year IN the County Prison.
POLICEMAN ASSAULTED.
j. Graham convicted of a CHARGE of assault
and battery upon Officer Newman The officer went
up to this man to arrest him dsorderly conduct
and before he had put his hand on hIm, Graham
turned round and commonc ID fierce assault upon
the officer Sentenced to County Prison for three
William wetmire pleaded guilty to a charge of the
larceny of an overcoaC 10 onging to James Millard
de stole the coat and sold il TO q second hand
clothing dealer, with whom 1t was found Sentenced
TO the County Prison for six mon hs.
A VERY Low THEFT.
William Hoskins alias McCabe, was convicted of
onsrge 0t ihe larceny OF SIX are sss, handSer,
valIse, together valued ut arge sum of money,
the properly of persons unkno Vn. One night ,ast
March, lady and gentlemen arrived in this city
from washington They were ,ater tuan the other
PASSENGERS in citing OF the train. As they came
from the car, this defendant asked them If they
The gentleman said they wolld, The man politely
offered to take the lady's vase TO the hack and she
gave it TO HIM. The man went away with the
valise and the iadv and gentleman TODD waiting
tor his return. Sut the man did not come rack.
and complaint was made to the detectives. Search
was made, and some OF the clothes were traced to
pawnbrokers, and in this way the defendant was
found The stolen goods were recovered, and
stored to the lady at Washington. Sentenced to
County Prison for two years.
Frank Clinton, c0ored, was convicted Of charge
of the larceny OF tow line, valued at S2O the pro-
perry of persons unknown. Sentenced 10 the
County Prison for three months.
POOR CHANCE.
Isaac Chance, colOred was convicted of charge
OF the larceny of three yards OF cloth, valued at
$15, the p operty OF Georae Woodman. The goods
we've missed and found IN Chances house. Sea.
fenced to County Prison for one year.
BLAoKLEGGKRY.
Luke Sullivan Lcoo'ed), was convicted OF charge
OF the larceny of goods valued at S36 the property
OF Christian Romaine. Luke, with another man,
went to Romaines cloth store, and while Luke
engaged Romano In conversation, his friend picked
up tie goods and ran. Luke pitched out o so, but
his tongue was better than his logs, whIe his dark
companions legs were better than his tongue, for
to one year in the County Prison.
NOT EXACTLY A LAMB.
Louis Reyber was charged with burg ary in
breaking into the Eighth BAPTIST Churcn He went
into the church with another man, and took up the
carpet Ihis de5endsnt took ,he carpet to one side
went away and lett this man inside W tn the carpet
In this fix he was detected by the sex on. As tnls
was done in the day time, the jury rendered ver-
diet of guilty of larceny only. Sentenced to the
County Prison for one year.
Charles Senior was convicted of the charge of the
samuel TOBIAS. sentenced to six mouths IN the
County Prison.
Jacob Bender was convicted of charge of assault
and battery upon CatharIne BENDER, his wife.
Bender got on ferocious bender. and went home
and gave Catharlne most unmercitu thrashing.
Fined 81 and costs, and ordered to enter security
to keep the peace.
William Smuh was convicted OF q charge of the
larceny OF purse containing $68, aud watch and
chain, belonging TO Anna Churchll. Mrs. Churchill
let this man into her store one Sunday afternoon
and when he was LETT alone, he stole these articles
and ran away.