The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-06
LEGAL INTELL1aENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER sESSIONs-Judge Brew
large lot OF the one hundred and sixty forlorn pri
soners who have been sweltering and perspring du-
that Tarmest Of All warm places Moyamenslug, this
Court nimedately bordering thereon they made up
motley combination OF old and young. silly aui
as II they were much In need OF relief
THEFT OF MUSLIN.
Henry wilkinson pleaded guilty 10 a charge of the
min Albertson. Mr. Alberson testified that after the
ticket that he recognized the one that had been
his goods and went with them to the station house,
where he Identified the mSslin. ....r
MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.
William Gilbert pleaded guilty to a charge of the
larceny Of two watches and chain, valued at $40 be-
YVES with the prisoner at Engle q W ifs Farm. AZ
evening they started home aud he laid down to sleep
he looked up he saw the defendant bending oyer him.
He got up and the defendant ran, taking his watcn
George W. Gaytt pleaded guilty to a charge of the
in the act of taking the goods from a store,
MAKING ONESELF AT HOME.
John Consandine was charged with assault and bat
tery upon Charles Worre The prosecutor testified
that the plaintiff called at his tavern. No. % Dock
had taken and in the course Of the altercatou the
defendant struck him This man, he said, had pre-
THEFT A SCIENCE.
William Wemer was charged with the larceny ofs
eS5ea s $50 belonging 70 PANEL H. sci
Mr. Sellers and said that Grasman & Goodman had
the gentlemen he ment"ned and let him have e1w IT,
He took il up to Frankford and sold 1t to for
MI GoG9d%an one e Of the firm he said had sen.
most certainly did not authorize him TO borrow cart
Mr.. Mann explained to the jury that where per-
son parts Ti,h the possesson but not the
PIRATES them his use, is guilty of larceny
The prisoner obtained the cart by means of fraud,
guilty.
THE EVIDENCE SWITCH.
John Sweeney was charged with burglary. Gideon
F. Jones testified that he left his residence. No. 1901
I, and upon returning at noon next day found that
and otherGoods valued at $500 sAOo had been taken
railroad crowbar and spike were found.
to the burglary ne observed the defendant looking
about Mr. Jones' house and knowing the house TO be
vacant then, he marked the man well in case any
Thing wrong should hanPen. He went to the hou,e
covered and saw where the entrance was effected
and what parts of the house the burglar had been In
heard TO say at the Alderman's once that he had
The witness Went to the house again, and Mrs.
Jones pointed out to him tree in Wharton street.
the one the officer cut of were compared and placed
IN W Se e s % TE a ns TN Sne
These were shown to the tury)
OF the burglary she observed the defendant walking
up and down Broad street, taking a survey Of the
ting and upon seeing her turned into Wharton street
and broke of switch; and this tree she pointed out
The defense offered evidence, but argued the in
sutiicency of the Commemorative case.
The District Attorney said that when q turned
criminal be also became a fool and would invariably
do some foolish thing that would ultimately betray
him. This man was very foolish In dropping tn Q
switch when he picked up his plunder; and that little
switch, with the circumstances with It, was all sui-
cient TO establish the prisoners guilt beyond the
Joseph Byers was convicted Of charge OF the lar
cepy of rope valued at S275O belonging to Jonathan
Powell He cut II from some timber that was floating
EiG Raymond was convicted of a charge OF the
larceny OF clothing, valued at tl2, belonging to Jenny
Thompson. The evidence was that the prosecutriX
took the defendant into her house one night, from
the next day she was gone with all her clothing.
Mary Kelley was convicted or q charge OF the lar
ceny OF slverware belonging TO III. E. Dixon.
COURT OF QUARTER SESS1ONS-Judse Pierce.
In the case of the City Aaron Flymau, In which
his father for support (before reportedl the
father showed that he had always treated his
home and provide for him, and the Court sent the
son home with his parent
THE GOODYEAR PATENT AGAIN.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT OF NEW
YORK-Before Judge Blatchford.- Henry b. Good
a motion TO attach the defendants for alleged
contempt OF Court for violating, claimed by plain
tis, the Courts Injunction forbdding them defend
claim that defendants old infrnRers OF the Good
year Hard Rubber Patents, and have often been
brought before the courts here and In other circuits.
II would seem that Mullee claims that his combs
made under patent and by process Of his own.
Judge Blatchford, after the motion had been fully
argued by Leon Albeit, w. j. A. Fuller, and O. NJ.
Edmund Wetmore. and Gardner Spring Jr., tor the
defendants. gave an elaborate opinion ordering
attachment to issue against defendants, holding
the Goodyear patents, and declaring that the past
career of defendants entitled them TO little favor
consideration York Tribune, august 3.