The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-11

Brown recovered the coat from q pawnhroker in
Fourth street where he. the defendant had put IN
the coat from the defendant, aud Mr. Young ideuthed
ls ns his property. The Jury rendered verdict OF
Tue sam defendant was charged 10 two other bills
eeongng 70 other parties George Bross ana j. La
mitted on the first bill and the jury rendered YER
dlSt OF guilty Sentenced 10 eighteen months IN the
George MeDeyitt was charged with the larceny Of a
Se erSoon ~ s dgaSdsTes & MeyeSs 6 0n
tered MT Meyefs' store while the gentlemen out
Fifteenth and Chestnut streets with the coat in his
possession. Sentenced TO County Prison for eight
John Williams and John Brown pleaded guilty to a
went into the store No. 1905 Glrard avenue with
any mischief sentenced to County Prison nae sof pGSs Ss
James Campbell was charged with the larceny Of
t95. belonging to Agnes Kleinfelder. Mrs. Klein
elder testified that on the aiternoon Of last Saturday
we're together in her lager beer saloon, No. s4e n
yard, and when she came back she saw the money
drawer partly open, and the boys standing near
looked into the money drawer ali the money was
gone. Verdict, guilty. Sentenced to County Prison
John Green was charged with assault and battery
on certain Monday evening. when party of Ger
ge SsS the SesnG anG
number OF bis rowdy comrades, and he the officer,
nterereo 70 que the disturbance. and the defendant
Judge Ludlow told the prisoner that this Court
Just such ked brutal aitacka as this was have
was the prisoners fault that so%e one was ss not
killed In this melee. People have right TO enjoy
themselves In this country, shall be prOte n
doing 50. Sentenced 70 the County Prison for one
Mary Arnick was charged with the larceny Of ESQ
@eongng @ e c0rSTd ,'s Tne ties;
Friday afternoon, and was walking along Of the
lendant told her she would furnish her with q room.
She went with her and sat down with the defendant
and one $50 She sent out to buy some beer and gave
The defendant went 70 one place and presented the
$50 note, but the gentleman couldn't change It. She
part Of into the breast Of her dss Snd going pa so
ne store she had first entered gave the gentleman
gave her s4s5 having bought fifteen cents worth of
The only question that arose under this evidence
was whether si the S nse1SSd to steal the
larceny. or whether she received IL with honest
keep it, in which latter case the appropriation would
not amount TO larceny. Verdict guilty. Sentenced 70
to the County Prison for six months. t. III
Charles Hin pleaded guilty 70 charge Of the lar,
was 70 the County Prison for seven mouths
James Lynch was convicted of charge Of assault
trict, The officer was informed that defendant was
o Sn op %c ne rers sed DE ne
endsnMi ~ to leave the oornes 6nt the defendant re-
kThe ofiicer did not see the defendant commit any
Mr.. Dwight said % he Jury that ii the officer test
aud battery had been made :. .'e,.0'''
Henry KAUFMAN PLEADED guilty TO q cnarge OF falSe
6retenses He gone to several tobacconists In the
city. and upon falsely representing that had $30O
in the Third National Bank obtained from then in
all about "a, 200 cigars. n tu. IfL l-raI
John Sharkey was charged with the larceny ns
bailee of SIS, belonging TO Henry McKeon. On the
18th of May last Mr.. McKeon gave the defendant a
check for els; 70 be presented to and paid by DR..
DUNCAN, Third and South streets, and told him TO
bring the money back 20 min. He presented the
check and received the money.
He delivered TO DIR. DUNCAN the specific thing
trusted 70 him by Mr. NICK Kean But ia receiving the
money from DIR. DUNCAN to deliver to Mr.. Mexican,
the bament was complete. But the evidence also
proved that he appropriated the money to his own
and did not execute the trust osed In him,
which was to give the money to Mr.. Mexican; there
fore. the baiment and the fraudulent appropriation
being proven, entire case of larceny bailee
made out. Verdict, guilty.