The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judges GrIer
An action to recover damage for an ALLEGED nfringe
ment on patent right Before reported Verdict for
Mary A. Brobst VS. Brobst ct al. An action OF eject
ment 70 try the title to coal lands of great value in
- DISTRICT CoURT-Judge sharswood.- Edward
company. An action to recover on a life insurance
who insured his life in the defendants company for
$1,000 who subsequently assigned the policy over 10
have been drowned afteTwaEds In the snsguenanpa
ards is slill living and was seen and identf on the
Trenton and Philadelphis Railroad cars AFTER the
DfsTRTcT G6URT0GddS 9' stroud%E Ntansoy
and Ennes H. his wife, in right of said Ennes H., VS..
contract n failure to give possession Of certain pro
agreed upon in the article Of sale. Verdict for plain
The shulls Run and Big Eddy OIL Company vs..
Isaac r. Mem An action g recouer balance & dTe on
alleged that there was no company formed by plata;
I "a e snE masT tnS 'RS eTdc m S
Frederick oeehIer and Nannette Schultz VS., Her
men Mayer an9 HannR M1!ef, his Wle' An action
t0URT OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-Judge Brew
PHOEBE Ann Charges VS.. Francis G Hanue. A land.
lord and case to recover arrears otrent Yer
j. G seamen VS. i; G Tnom An action -
cover for work and labo done. The defense aege
that the worR was not dVre ia workmanlike mau-
,oURT H~ itSF OF QUARTER sfssIoNs-Jnd I.ud-
low Considerable time taken up IN hearing ap-
phi atons excuses from service on the jury and
John swaTta was charg d,with the larceny of set
% snlS he eVdnce Was thai the haersnessss
%a fo6hd Sh ID f6e T pos5etan ct the defendant next
morning. Upon this the Jury pronounced him wholly
lavid Nichols (coloredI pleaded guilty to charge
the House ofReuge. The nsrate had once been the
eGt Of the charity is Of n5 nstitnIi5n and after
al charged. II. In after after Yeas he paid visit TO the
nc use and TOOK away the 'oes as memento of the
hHppY years he bad spent there.
Die ad guilty. y ehSfg1 T tie areS6v s@9 small m boys
were sent 70 the House OF Reuse.
and battery upon David Hall. Hughes is a White
coored man, about ninety years old Hughes hes" net %
n the shes P eSo ONE dty ppd I9
brutal assault and battery upon him.
may Be upon matters Of the day Whatever may Sse be
placed before the people, Que thing was certain and
that was that 80 long as there were coored persons
the city, those colored persons should be fully pro-
PERSONS disposed 10 act as ne had that 1oR brua a
conduct would be severely punished by the law
Jchn Flanagan s pleaded guilty to charge Of cruelty
and the stick was covered with blood from the tor
II was generally under undeIsood @ by & certain class q
peeps led them to de4iTe H. Would be we'll 70 onelf sI
them know, by this case and others hatth idea did
law had been cieaied BY lie Legislature TO preVens
such outrages as this, and mat law this court would
sCrupulously carry out, Sentenced 70 the County
! Prison for thirty days,
Charles Moore, colored was convicted of a charg6
OF robbery. The evidence Was that on the 10th of Sep
timber as Mrs Spear was passing the OF Tenth
aud South Streets the defendant snatched watch
from her belt and ran away,
Hiram Collins was convicted of charge OF receV-
ing the watch stolen by Moore, knowing II to have
been stolen. The evidence that he took the
watch to pAwnbroker to borrow money upon H. aud
upon the broker expressing h5 doubts that the
was honestly In the possession of Collins, the latter
induced Moores mother to TO the broker that the
watch belonged 70 her and she had authorized him to
and was identified by Mrs Spear as her property,
Edward Davis, colorsd was acquitted on q charge
William Berringer was convicted of charge of the
larceny of coat belonging to William McManus
he was seen to steal The ctat from Mr.. McManus
James Palmer was convicted of a charge of an
attempt to commit burglary About o'clock in ne
others, were seen 10 pry open the street window
shutter OF DR.. Bakers house, IN seventh street.
When the window was opened one of the parties
lighted the gas inside. and sudden flare OF the light
OF lire Upon this the three ran away. The de-
ieudant was arrested in Catherine rect Immediately
ana a large chisel was found on the pavement near
Mary Sullivan was convicted Of a charge of the
larceny of silver ceRser, Valued at $50, belonging
81 JOsephs Church. she stole II and Off red II TO
itweller for sale This gentleman suspected her of
dishonesty, and caused her arrest.
Robert sles was convleted OF charge OF the lar
the gun day from SCnisler's house, saying he
was going to shoot ducks. he did not bring back
get the gun. He stated TO the jury that he pre-
sumed upon his intimacy a7d long acquaintance with
Intending to return it and any game he might get.
But Grays Ferry he had attack of the heart dis
ease, and was confined 70 bed. He gave the gun TO
nRwned IT, Upon this statement the Judge held the
bill, telling the prisoner TO subpoena any witnesses
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