The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-04
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Cad
SPin aSG John b h case e TSs
United States vs. One Steam Engine and Boiler etc.
for % ana @
John steeple, who some time since pleaded guilty
was sentenced to one years imPrsonment p.,r,o,,
otes claimant. Verdict by for United States
foI everything except one barrel OF whisky. ,
stofe In this the defendants were charged with
passing counterfeit United States Treasury notes Of
on the part of the United States that July 20
cent notes upon one Frederika Burkhart VINO kept
lager;beer saloon. These notes were marked by Mrs
together No l25 Callowhil street. and money like
attempted pass upon his landlord stating that he
had It n from a Th9 nad gone saS 20 m
found it. But these defendants Jointly indicted
But even admitting that stofel, who had by the
United states wi nesses proven, ian, an excellent char char
Of evidence to PROVE unity between the defendants Ia
cued with the defendants Joined, when the evidence
brought out this state of facts and under the nsruc
case proceeded as to Brown alone. On trial. Rich
COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judse Pierce
Prison SSssS s mere taken G up today
Larceny Of pair of pants vSned at g. belonging g to
BentiEe's clothing house in Second street. and asked
very old lady waited ON him, and when she turned
to get coat for him he took pair Of pants under his
seem TO- pass The store Win The pspts one and when Se
was asked to give them up he refused to do So Mrs
arrested.
John PongheTty was charged Ts with keeping dis
testified that hewas of the Missionary
had the care Of about two hundred children in july
woman came to him, and asked II there could not be
be kept mountaineering the most outrageous conduct
dsns eeS sS NO Bedo Ss seen IN the 0s'en
He visited the defendants place and saw what the
there committed openly and publicly, and when he
With . him the 5ePy %ss y place
nothing about what he had seen; will not allow
hoping the nuisance would be abated.
But he soon heard more complaints of the same
sight that 50 shocked him upon his first visit Then,
e protect the Little chdTsn nnaeT his S n had
Thomas Ward. dressed out in the navy uniform,
was charged with the larceny of q in silver pieces
belonging to Adam Fleu The evidence was that the
nobody was in, and robbed the money drawer. Just
eS n bs r1SS aan n hs moonf @
down. jumped out OF the window, and made of. Yer
William Barnicle was charged with the larceny Of
nRq 10 PEs TRe SS
fled that about two weeks ago the defendant away
with his wife, and at that time he missed his goods
Xferwsfds the defendant when arrested told him
prove that the prosecuior's wife did not take the
articles to prove that the defendant did Verdict,
not guilty, .
lanes smith, cOlored, was charged with assault
and battery with intent to kill Emeline Rdgway,
coored The prosecurix testified that last Sunday
two weeks ago she had difficulty with the defen-
dants wife, during which the defendant rushed upon
her. inflicted several wounds upon her face with a
knife. and one with q hammer. Verdict, guilty.
Mary Taylor, alias Philips, was charged with the
larceny of pock and $l5 belonging to Nancy
HaggertY. Mrs. Haggerty testified that In the AFTER
noon OF Monday, August 26th, as she was walking
along Eighth street between Arch and Market this
defendant brushed against her. put her hand into ner
Uhe WitnessD pocket and took her pocket-book.
She had the defendant arrested mme edately aud she
was asked by her say nothing about it, because she
On trial.