The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-24

said this was only question Of law 70 prevent che
ordinance Of Councils giving them power g s:sesa
Within I'd its limits water pipes Just Is in The case
! ofpavng, and not 81 All matter of equity. rue
were becoming too numerous, and inJuctlons we're
g III o to nSy used 70 t ea Of
rivate individuals 10 collect money. InjunotIOns
90 ne
tSe wa not Sn such case 81 and bsrore sSs M
But tbM refused, Counsel for plMnilf moved FOR
permission aim upon trial. which was granted upon
payment Of CO. Il. VS.. The scbuylknl and DauphiR
sehm@ler eg 'pany; A nsstion TO dissolye an in
junction In this "a lands in schuylkl county, the
pssn ns a9 patSep WTs G @ w
the rghJ title to the land; Al oD restrai1ing the de-
PENDANTS rom epterlns on ths omen! lay. AN in
rent 50 lOng as this writ " Of essTs with the prayer
or the bill This about three yea OF estrepment
was Dissolved aud NOW the und S for n @
be s6 sS PT9dcpH b dr s nat ns
may be at liberty to proceed In an action Tor.
IRE matter was continued until @ next Friday: -.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS-Judee PetroN 4
The morning session was taken up In tne trial
William Carson upon the charge &c Of keeping % gam M
the defendant as gambling room is at thes r. cor
the s room Of this the deendant Keeps
restasrant and II was alleged that in The back room
evidence % on 'sp the part 4" 81 the Com @dnwsstS
that he % had RnOwn % the % dsisaSsas ard his place i've
years, and had often gambed here he mad lost s2000s
on the evening of March he played there with de-
fendent ana q man named Paynter until O'Clock In
the morning. and lost f225 had his check cashed by
Paynter In the OF the defendant and them
until o'clock In the morning; he knew Others who
played cards there. and knew it to be a gambling
house.
The defense produced number of witnesses who
familiar with the place. being frequeaers OF t,
who test fed that they never saw any gaming what
The District Attorney addressed the Court this
morning in reference 10 the case OF Captain A. M
Brown. OF the United States army, who
mitted to prison by this tribunal for contempt OF Its
process. He stated that Captain Brown was removed
from this Jurisdiction to New York, By writ Of
States District Court OF the Southern District OF New
York upon tho promise or the United States District
Attorney OF that district that he should be returned
TO the custody of the keeper of the Philadephia
County Prison. While in New York, in obedience 70
this writ, writ Of habeas was issued by the
which Court Captain Brown was taken, and dis-
charged from the custody OF his keeper.
Alter stating these facts the District Attorney satd
he considered this proceeding gross insult TO che
dignity OF the Court. The General OF the Army, the
President of the United States the Executive of this
that wall is so thick bayonets sharp sue
csuy to oppose the execution of the process OF the
civil courts.
a notice OF suit instituted by Captain Brown in
of the State courts of New York against his Honor
Judge Pierce and MeSsrs. Perkins and Mrkill, OF the
County Prison for false imprisonment was circulated
about the court room.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Judges Ludlow
and Brewster The Orphans Court argument liat
taken up to-day.