The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-03
LEGAL INTELL1aENCE.


LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
COURT OF QUARTER sEssIo ys-Judge Peirce.
II. Dwight. Assistant District Atorney.-PatricE
lgoa charged with the larceny of s55 The prOSa
SGt S bed Ss az & No ns 3 ssRs S
viii with s5S in his pocket The defendant. stranger,
known, slept in the same room. The next morninK
and go was found upon bin, consisting OF nine tyS
STosscnor bad Tbe nronristnr nv tha nosa ~
t6st wIsn the defe9dsnt came 70 bis house on sSs
offered no testimony, but his counsel argued the
doubt doubt! Verdict guilty Sentenced to the County
William Ooiin aud George Brown pleaded guilty
IN the act. Detective Taggart testified that ne knew
County Prison for six months each. " VIZ
Joseph Ellit was charged with the larceny Of fan
CO., No. aso MsfSet streets salesman in s6iS Soass
goods be was was sent BY me 60 post on sSs
% TpateS oT the tRis Having waited "a e SNORT s
he saw the defendant and man named Corson leave
piece Of flannel under his arm He started after shem
CoTson was caught with the flannel In his posses-
soD; but Elt IL dropped his @ bale and rS1 away He
there he was arrested By PSce%Sn Bell Verdict
Corson was admitted 10 ball, aud has NOT yet m ads
John smith was charged with the larceny of GA.
ON the 2Sd Of October the Proprieress OF the hotel
went of her bar-room leaving defendant there
ew minutes n sr snS On w es 30
he was arrested, month afterwards. 10,
question whether or not in the interval OF time that
the RGy was absent % from the bar , r0S ANY one else
She heard no move in the room; did not even heac
Upon SeiSg asked If be had anything to ssy. smith.
Sn Spp bis sS aUsa his Sou M
explained n to the Jury how he had came from New
o Il b SsS tS6S h9T hi DrSdfs % and 1OOa S
he ei With generous Sack%an who TOOK him mo% ~
hH sd house @ anS fas 9sred e be IoE
O. ana resovedt 10 leave how be borrowed
city;" bow ho soon came back, once more flushed
VIII the inienLon nj Of Eepayips with greepoacks the
smitten with the charms of certain fair one before
her thai put them awhile how he became wso so
married. Went 70 tie depot 70 20 10 New YoS y 20
n,ici ST week hS% While he was stIng IN .be depot
we'll seized him how he was struck so dmb shSt % III
to nes na a how hS s ben
in1Geent , as new born babe. as snowy yhiIe iamb
say as he Eno%ed OF The jury acquitted. m ne hHd 70
The Contested Election Case. uea.
and BfewsterT6s M ornng the conSested AsJon ION
case TsSmas sa%s SIeSaison ~ again recalled ana
Ss 9UsS
list used but the S one inside e posf 'S S oay other
Lewis Morris Resides a. No Ss south Tenth
aS Sea ne y 66s 9r years q
months previous to election when he went to Cincln.
Cross. examIned-No other Frank Morris
bs2s aver yy no s2S snppen street lived
Where he Vas Saw NnRT him 'sU Sstg wesR
me about week seG the % eeeos %aSe do6 a. MS home left
ne nVed 6 m9rth previous TO election; know James
on Sunday night last, also saw him three DAYS
On ondsy night doa kaOw Rhere R@ IL he ys house aS
election dsy; know Pat Clark lives back Of Of me;
n New LIST Of vote o Ysa m JoS q one t%s
ae eHIsS eel SO shePen Streets ' tSsy S s
foreigners; were at my house and worked election
Gross. examlned-Dont know whether they are
Mrs. Mary Lynn sworn-ResIds at No. 10 West
WheTe be Ives d4 i've wih me- e SGn SIX Or eSS
months agoi have seen him since not lately; don't
fsTmiIy; saw him about no m !hrGs %In %oashq ago
tax a6lss No Ssl Shppen st eet Also Michael Feensy
Cross-exsmined- tell what month he left my
James Dunn-Reside at No, 1888 South street. have
lived there since last August previously lived at No
James bum; list ofvo,ers 1872 list NO. sss
Voted from my residence in Shin
pen street but dd n9t vote at a. my last residences do
mot heP GG maGm % sres d ala vol gs
lE don't know for whom voted; only voted once
bard street No So6 did i've No 500 south strsst
this year. Nj simpson@List Of TaxSbies No soo
s0D.h sse No on 5a sdstb s Of voters sss No ss
five year,; George Savage lived IN my hOuse lett
ace sorss Svsge 20 @ % t
street voted No. 1885, best OF my recollection he left
cross Be Of my RECOLLECTION he len
months ago ''r-
lived there about three months; dd live at us 81
Eighth street; am a carpenter; have tended bar.
Mr.; simpson He is assessed No. 75 Eighth street;
voted n s. 463 and $685.
James Oonner-Ldye, at No. 7s7 Baker street; lived
there election day; John Come also lived there
don't think he lived there election day; O9
my recollection he then lived at Fourth and Spruce
election. SIC n CI
Mr.. Simpson John Conner was assessed at NO. Y7
Baker street, voted Nos. $50 and $40 J. Conner, No.
3fa. James Conner.
MIS-. WallingtOn-Reside at No sss shippen street;
LIVED there seven years next August not much nC-
quainted: don't know OF No. 685 Shirpen 49,
never new John Valiant; Mr.. Burns lives estorif
] corner of small street: house aOoN0H
know the number OF his hOuse ,.. x1.lIiaut No
MT, SimpSon-ExtTA assess mems Jon" '--'
1886 Shippen street. voted NO. 2i8. taconf was In
William McllVafn officer ~ ~ ~ ffha Fourth
spectOf's Clerk In The Eighth ~ vas 1zed, soe
Ward. there day. Assess ~ fsr1r
sent ibere ana @ Vas only used three da od 1e ~
Aiar.,sb ~ Nchtniin ordered tno
Aluein an hicl not used aiter tna' out Que ohaL
lenge mat saa challenged; ne was VouSned ter ~
James MeI.ne ner' Nicholson protested against y, out
az Al ai9ssi lhe other Inspector took neAFy al Inc
| votes. lanined--Was not out during eleven or
tToas Sseock the votes came Ia 40 fast We eo9i9
t~sdiy Keep upi did not challenge voter, olo
! Ne NICHOLSON