The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-25
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER SEssIONS-Judge Ludlow
i%Imedlatey me upon the opening OF the Court Judge
and to bring before the Court any person seen talking
suspension from Office; saving that SO far as law in
the power OF the Court this place shall be made re-
The first panel Of jurors having been discharged on
weeks of the term was returned this morning great
deal OF time was taken up in hearing applications for
exemption from service, u large number Of which
Harry Kelly plead guilty to a charge of burglary.
Some time ago he went to Mr.. David sylvester and
asked that gentleman to let him work at his place
but wRs soon obliged to discharge him account OF
dishonesty. Shortly after his discharge Kelly re-
stole $500. The Court sentenced him to the County
Prison for two years and three months
THE WEAKNESS OF sHoPLIFrER.
Mary O'Brien was convicted off charge of the lar
ceny OF iorty.ve yards OF muslin valued at ten
& Co., in Ninth street. stole the goods and started
on She was pursued and captured by an officer.
she did consider a then, but as she said natu-
raj weakness for appropratng to her own use other
James Carr was convicted of charge Of the larceny
q he eSt no M see as 81 HSyS bn
attempting TO carry away bale OF cloth proved him
self thief. He actually succeeded in getting the
goods out Of the store but arrested before he had
Catharine Maxwell was acquitted OF charge of the
larceny OF beds carpets etc. valued at S27 belonging
Court, and the bill was submitted without evidence
on or eH SeDnse % % Se q he
Scott did not attend Court, and, as Ksden had been
bin was submitted without evidence
larceny Of horse valued AT S25, belonging Lewis
Markhard. He stole the horse from Markhard's
stable at Roxbury, and sold it to for $50 saying
that q gentleman, whom the purchaser knew TO be a
responsible person, had authorized him to sell it, The
evidence proved this to be false.
DISTRICT COURT - Judge Stroud. - Eastern
Market Company of City of Philadelphia vs. William
Bushnell. Philip Quigley John B. Austin and Richard
Smethurst, An action Of etectment. Verdict for de-
fendant.
Thomas NJ. Gray VS.. The Cochickwick Ice Com.
dany. An acUion to for work and labor done
in driving ice wagon for the defendants Defense
that plaintiff drove the horses of the Company exces-
svely fast much TO the injury the horses On trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Judges Allison,
Peirce, and Brewster the report of
auditor Of the estate of F. G. Dallas argued this
morning
SUPREME COURT-Chief Justice woodward and
Judges Thompson, Read, and Strong. Opinions were
delivered in the following eases-Cassgraw ct al. VS..
Demerick ct al. Judgment affirmed. Opinion by
>, Mcbride smyth. Decree reversed. Opinion by
Strong, j.
Conrad VS.. The Commercial Insurance Company,
Judgment reversed. Opinion by Strong, j.
Curry Scott et al. Demurrer sustained, and bill
dismissed. Opinion by Strong ].
Shaener vs. Enni. Judgment affirmed. Opinion by
Strong. j.
Woodhouse vs. Commonwealth Insurance Com
pany. Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Strong, J.
Phpps vs. Boyd. Judgment affirmed Opinion by
Strong j,
SeldomridGe VS.. Hestonville Mantua and Fair.
mount Passenger Railway Company. Injunction dis
solved. Opinion by Read, j.
IngersolPs appeal was argued.