The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-15
LEGAL INTELLIGENCR.

COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judse Pelrce-
Icsa b. ~ Dwight assistant District A1t9rneyIa the
charged with assault and battery upon william
the First Ward before reported the Jury said they
could not agree upon verdict, complained that the
ther consideration of the case.
Ly dia Robinson cOlored, was charged with the lar
ceny of clothing and household goods, valued at Sal
belonging to Julia Reese. The defendant took the
them, she being in the employment Of Mrs. Reese
from from week week 70 week as Wssn woman a ana pawned
she confessed ana stated that she had Intended 10
guilty.
John Dobbs was cha ged with the larceny Of a coat
keeps store FraukfOrd road, testified that about
and companion entered his store Both In their shirt
sleeves and asked to look at some coats. The com
first d9nned coat and it ti him beautifully Thtn
While he was talking about the price his companion
Nj. Huntef, as soon as he saw the game these men
wanted play shut the door and kept the defendant
Whe beTe the said he MS
his he having bought it In shPPen street SO ne two
hirn how many colors were In the coat he could not
ted he epes waf h 81 ke 9sePh P of
Ellen Murphy was convicted Of charge Of assault
she a. M. Smiths house. No Ts Isl s.
she called for Mrs Smith. That lady went to her.
and the defendant struck her the breast with an
nSls f2'9sa 70 sRs
at the Time fighting drunk, and ieIt that could
John Barry charged with assault and battery
upon Policeman David Kembe. The officer testified
that on October Soth he saw the defendant aud
Tenth street. both drunk and saying they could whip
anybody 10 the street. He advised them to go home
and they replied they would not and that he could
and Barry then struck him several times.
He then drew blackjack and struck Barry on the
head with IT, Another officer came up, and the arrest
was Effected. Two other policemen testified ia the
case. one say say IE that Barry stuck Remble on Inc
The defense offered evidence to prove that the two
men,were going along peaceably when this pol ceman
arrested Barny's companion BarDy offered to take
his friend home and entreated the Off GER not
rest him. The officer told him II he did not go away
he would arrest him too.
He again placed his hand on the officers arm and
begged MIN to allow his friend to go home with him
and the officer raised his blackjack and struck him
M less than Six times. Evidence of good character
produced policeman, who testified that the defend
ant, when drunk, was very troublesome. On trial.
UNITED STA rES DIS rRICr COURT IN AID
MIRALTY Judge CRdwalRder.-Homs VS.. Tue
Injuries sustained by the defendants runniag inio
the adonLa in the river Delaware last June and
The Steamer was then in the hands of licensed
pilot and the question involved is whether, when a
licensed pilot 10 ged to take vessel into port
thong optional with the MASTER yet If 1t is right to
do so that p If not much responsible for INJURIES
done by the vessel through negligence or otherwise
as when the master is compelled by law to take o
pilot Under argument.
and Mining Company VS.. Simons and Weeks. Before
reported. The deense set that they made no false
representations about the lands, that they explained
everything about them truthfully TO the plaintiffs,
the facts, and giving freely the required price, on
trial,