The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-02

away from US, aNd stepped to the pipe ana oalle1
| the watch from Solow; tour men oamo up;
sent one for the doctr; the rest helped us TO- bog9
him; the doctor ordered him to bo taken on de0k
he attempted TO jump Neardj the next day, N
tho aiternOO6, he asked me row he aoted he was'
board the vessel from eight TO ten days; he ives
sent to Norfolk hospital by order ofthe doctor.
4, James j. Ashn an sworn--I am acquainted wNh
me prisoner; became acquainted on or about the
lst Of September, 1864, on board OF che UnitetN
states steamer MaEve,n; was aciing second AZ.
sssnt Engineer on the vessel The rest Of the tee-
iusmony was a substanhafion Of what Mr. Bond tos-
Dr. MCPHERSON sworn--I visited him profession
aiy any Iast Aprli he suffering nom an acute ~
nhnmauoni he was derAnRed at that tme this
deIangement was a mutterinG delinum; what
mean was, that there was no cohercncy to his OK.
beSs pbbesSons no outory l cannot recoleot any of
the influence ofthe remedies had admiRistored he
was In o sound sleep.
made q third visit, ana his nina was improved
to what IT had been; that was tho la Vt time went
to see him. w -
Gross examined-Itis is very common thing to BE-
defanged frem the cause Of the dlseaset but thers
was popularity about bis arrangement not COM
William G. Malen, swom:-I am steyva, d Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Hospital; the booEs of the Institu-
ton are under my charge. but do not keop them;
they we're previous TO ls4l was there then from
1924 to D. ls41 l was clerk there; there was q iuaa
named Thomas Champion. confined in the hosA tai
LOT insanity from the entries In my books ann O W
Mrs. Champion, the mother of the prisoner. w,,
then called, and testified as follows :-ThomsS.
Champion is my husband; he is the father OF the
VI tne pIlHOuef was insane, and
treated for 1t at the Pennsylvania Hospital ana
at Bockley; he was in the Pennsyvanis Hospital
eighteen months prior to the birth of Newton m
1885 think; he was there about six weeks then II
took him out against the doctors wish foe
trial, his vacancy being filed IA tive
days afterwards at the Penpsylvania; Hospital 1
took him to Blockey; he was there about six
weeks; took him out OF there on trial; ne was out
only one night; theh was obliged to have him re-
turned returned him to BlOckley several different
times; in the first instance he attempted suicide;
he was very vloent,I so much so that twenty mon
couldn't manage him; the straight jacket was never
ON him at the hospital; they had him strapped down
to the bed
The Court then adjourned until o'clock.
District Court-Judge Sharswood. Whitney
vs. Fitzpatrick. Before reported. Verdict tor plain
tiff $3.50.
William s. Graver vs. Philadelphia and New
York Express Company. An action to recover, for
the loss of 1000 boxes of bread valued at rs cents
each, which was destroyed on board the schooner
LIBBY, which took fire, and was destroyed with the
cargo On trial.
District COurt-Judge Hare -hagey va. Troi-
ckofer. An action to recover the value OF os of
lemons, which plaintiff put into defendants fruit
preseryer or ice house for preservation, but which
were DESTROYED there by rot. On trial.
Gerhart lor plaintiff; d. Doughterty for deiendane