The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-23
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


For additional Legal Intelligence see First Page.
COURT OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-Tho following.
eq ers eS % %gS1tsmeP are HPPe1eG TO ssry as OontTS
sons OF the act Of Assembly, approved April o. 1867;
HaSneF yiSt S% %ard H. Hall ssa
ward Charles Ius wspG pns
Steinmets, Twenty-seventh ward.
Morris J. Holman TSspty foSFtn % 'S %aTd; Edward
Sixth ward; john e. BTsnuer Twenty tbiTdd id ward.
Patrick Fagan, Fourth ward.
Edward shlppen Eighth ward; William B. stsySSg SS1
Twentyhrst ward; John Irwin Mitchell Tenth ward
George w Nebnger, Second ward: Lewis Q. Cassidy,
The Park Case.
The law of Pennsylvania requires that a road fury
shall make report of their proceedings in the term
case case decided that failure 20 do so made null aud
Of The count Mouths M enah bat
recent act Of Assembly they are only monthly
property pro- holders from the appropriations made for
made report and the City soiieoT to T avoid tSe
setting aside OF the labors OF the jury, this morning
port Of the jury should not be filed nnc pro t.e.
IN OF afns Rs su 5
others opposed it. and argued that It was the duty or
and TO allow each partcuiaf osimsnt to apply for
state decision Of tbs Court tim IN the " spring ing
Juoge Allison, after hearing both sides. and MANY
ccunss SAID inc Oily solicitor might S Consider @ S n
motion made and overrued.
The Riddle HOmicIde-Jury DISCHARGED.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Judges
PeiIce and Ludlow. T. b. Dwight. Assistant District
This morning DR.. Beaumont, who was com missIoned
$ 70 yi e9 bssn ek o 9TSr % 6 Of ho jury
Desday last. reported to the Court that he lad just
He was excited beevtd he was goiss 10 de and md
was continually calling for priest to minister him.
separated from the other Jurors, kept alone ana
condition with the other jurors he was In peril Of ifs
He was unable to walk down stairs. and 1t would be
this report which, of courAe was made under oath.
the Court had the other jurors brought Into Court
charged Them from further consideration Of the
AZ the request Of his counsel, William Bull. Horn
keiIh was allowed TO renew his ball.
eeott, charged with The murder of the boy, Thomas
Gaiagher' before reported, the jury rendered yer.
SoURT Or QUARTER sEss1oNs1zJudse Peirce
-Habeas corpus cases were before the Court.
The Commonwealth ex rel. Captain Piersol, U.
,he relaoT from me army. On the ground that ne
listed while ca minor min and without the consent OF his
shn2 2 % bass ss rel AndTey d VS. the
the reIator from charge of being concerned In the
riotous assault and battery upon conduSt6r styles IN
went 70 show that the relator was present MT the
engaged in it, was a question which was proper for
he conslderaIo9 Of jury. Therefore the Court held
"A petition was made for the admission OF a child,
PorGted institution under the Immediate control OF
the Right t, keyerend Bishop Wood whose conson.
have full legal control the child. that 1t might be-
Court granted he peIlton, provided the i'd should
not be restored 70 It's PARENTS but given completely
into the hands of the Institution.
A PAwNBRoKER IN TRoUBLE.-Julius Hy-
man was before Recorder Eneu yesterday after
noon, charged with wilfully and maliciously
destroying a promissory note for &275'35 with
intent to cheat and defraud Ellis CrOhan, of
Boston. Mr. Crohan was in the city some time
ago, and Lyman MAJ paid 500 on account. leaving
that he should send the note to him in few
weeks, and he would pay the balance due on it.
Crohan returned to Boston and sent 1t on by
the Adams Express Company, with tnstruc-
uons TO collect on delivery; but the clerk in the
office neglected TO so mark 1t. The package was
delivered TO Lyman, who Is pawnbroker,
doing business at No. 1887 Vine street. as an
ordinary package would be. Crohan Disco
Vered this and came TO this city, and, accompa-
MED by the man who delivered the package,
lodged receiving thet note, but stated that. he
had destroyed 1t, and refused to pay the balance.
He was bound over in the sum of 5000 ball to
answer at Court.
THE REVENUE TAXES assessed in the First
District, for October, 1867, amount to $40 62210
of which amount $77 499 OF was from distilled
spirits, which was paid during the month.
Compared with same month last year, IL is
as follows
Assessed October 1866 s45 2So49
4ooi''''"''''. b4Vie2zlV
sll3 6S8'S9
Tax paid on distilled spirits in October 1896 si554l22
1857" T,4ssO2
Decrease distilled en- 1920
Tax general manufactures in October,
Tax on general manuiactures IN October. =
263lIoU5
... t85726Is
7I,Saz'ND
Total II8 Sss'ss