The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-05
bEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court OF Ounrter Neastoua-I

Court OF Quarter SessiOns-Judge Pierce
those who, unfortunately, are not in the blessed
State OF snReness for to-day this wise and potent
pose of smoothing over, and healing with the
soothing balm OF jus ice all wounds inflicted by ma
tIlmonial connubal, conjugal, or in other words,
This is the da1 for the disposition of desortiou
cases; when lovely Ewes come before the gaze
buttermilk, and swears that Adam often comes
home Iddeo, sorely tries and abuses Eve elects her
midnight. and finally wilhdraws his proteo-
, u9n, and leaves her to the mercy of this cold and
by saying sweetly that her heart being as soft as
salt soap, she VIII show her better nature by
week and of course wherever The eye turns in this
court-room, u gazes upon the sad iaces of females
The case of RAJ mond VS.. Raymond, which was
partially heard before judge Allison IN December
and January, 1S64-5, was resumed this morning.
IL was proposed by the defense to prove that de-
tendant is now utterly unable to support his wife
ard four children. The books of his present en-
ployer were sent for and examined, and 1t was
found that his monthly salary averaged about S32
The Coult ordered Raymond to pay SO per week
The case adorned with the title City vs. John
was h 1hen aSeh oor up 6cv Hn GheT ana
costly enjoyed together the pleasures of wedock for
fifteen years, and have only two children. About
took sudden but firm possession of his hearts
affections, and withdrew them entirely from his
He suddenly took some such idea as '1eaving this
world and climbing tree" aud took the wardrobes
of his wife and children and "skedaddled." rhe
shrewd rib, his wife, caught her rowing lover and
brought him to the faVorite summer resort, the
Court of Quarter Sessions. Johnnie becoming
scared, suddenly became vely humble and contrite,
and acknowledged that he had wrongly played the
he expressed his readiness to return to the arms
of his dearly beloved, and DO his best to kee her
upon this promise, strengthened by security. He
will give her four dollars per week.
City VS.. James Miller. The principal party in this
undoubtedly important case, thinking 1T more profit
able to remain at home with her washing than to
spend her valuable time in the cause OF justice did
not make her appearance Therefore the exultant
Miller was sent home singng:-
Shall meet James Miller face to face:
And poppy goes the weasel, OF"
CITY VS.. John Mooney. The prosecution in this
has been heard several times 1t is that Mooney
suspecting that had been suppan in his wife
10 By gaX Y YSpng % ay 4oard9r allowed his
his vengeance upon the beleavedlM adame by using
her as boys do footballs and mi, use horses.
The Court once before ordered Mooney to pay
$4 90 per week tor the support of his wife and child
but the offended applies for an increase OF her
weekly receipts.
The Court ordered that he shall pay $2 90 per
week for the child, and 81 90 for the w1fe
Iity vs. Patrick Henry Cole. This is not a direct
descendant of the world d-renowned Pafricr EenTv
nor OF Henry Clay, but he Is of still more illus
tTious descen-he is the grandson of good old King
Cole. He and his wife lived happily and content edly
together unuer the wing of his mother.in-law TOR
nearly two years. But wedlock became an old
thing, and the old mother was getting old, some
little difficulty arose between this good man and the
old lady.
He received orders from the old lady that he must
leave the nest, in order to give room. But the
defense states that Cole like his jolly od grandfather
could stand this state of things not long, and he
gagged two rooms at a boarding-house, and invited
the queen to come with him But she was then too
feeble to go, so she stated.
This interesting case is yet unconcluded'