The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-22

NA the FNNNoao Oi u0NinH out or drcharpfnr the
tents Of the boiler uLder pressure.
The arrangement OF n dIaob arge.plpe wlsh stou
COCK Is what every ono using vertical boiler might
use without invention aud is not open to be monopo
liked by Keen
The combination Of devices IN defendant DIxop,s
ra.ens mas more claim to originality aud invention
ana does not infringe either OF Keen's patenta
I COURT OF OYER AND TJgRMINER - r,,to,.
feiIce ana LudlowT. b. Dwight, Assistant District
In the case OF the Commonwealth vs.. Howard
gslisgher a IN Carpenter street near Eighteenth on
,a ene - last the number Of jurors In Court we're ex-
sci for the defense demanded that the Jurors SL
GorneS should be- sse oSied anc nS vs. wH%
Da @ o. nose persons answered 10 their names
tin iS 20: Ibis waa refused by the Court and excep:
a. A special ve9lre for seventy-hve gentlemen was
oSee1ae psasS e. ths morning wthandng the
an oppo6tupity Of challenging full panel Of Jurors
the wanting number Of Jurors obtained i"inS' ana
eBIssy I1ry ~ ,g been sTorn and The bin OF lndct
b Tpepen me case Tor the Commonwealth. He stated
6 last Thomas eSIiSsSeFr r4xe tbe dses@aod
before Ser hnI aG0mphn,on stopped at hydrant
m oo o street. b above and his
some dirt was thrown a. eIr iGa iss me h TateT Then
looked np and as he did 80 he struck In the sto
ran Sstanos n6 nSOT f ey ss gs
ne ho b % No. donse near by where, after tell.
T The examination ofwit1esses was then begun.
county held an igquest upon the body OF Thomas
at his mothers residence Buck road and Long lane
Dr. shapleiGh sworn-I made post-morteni exami-
at house in Long ane he ose to on 6a eastb stb
h@moTrhags caused by an rupture Of the
common conn point like the spokes OF wheel; a blow
Gross; mIped-The size Of the spleen was un-
would cause this unnatural condition of the spIeen
the rupture of tSs spsen ss ~ Is this 5p
condition Is much more easily effected than when
carefully examined the surface OF the chiid's body
ever thin, decate child Sa@ no Ths Ulbsr
disease than an the enlargement OF the spleen.
with RR ySfTs SSsn oS Rs
Thomas were coming along and we stopped az the
hydrant to drink be was taking drink out OF my
The hat and H1oPg ned nsd sc sTpS %aEss s
the and Srs daSe en e
ketched Thomas here (ponting to his left sIde) he
along, and he says cOudn he ran towards home
sbou as far as from here to the end of the room he
laid there for while, and some women came and
they carried him in Mrs Thomas house and he died
store in Catherine street. ana bought some shootns
crackers and were on our way home when the dirt
%S as S RTG M a1S as to the pTsOe
Cross examined-I ouiy seen one other boy at the
uilding when We stopped to drink; there were two
building; no one told us to 20 away; Tommy carried
Snd GPS 81 IL shST he to M
when hewas struck; did not see Mr. Alcott throw
SRa s6ea heard him say: ad9 away rom there S @'n
knew Tommy Gallagher; had known him ain s@SS SoSod
while; | know Frank Pratt; know Mr.. .Alcott 1
Alcott before that at the carpenters shop Aloott
stTnGk sn, t Tommy NV with brick when he was coming
coming back from the store; did go TO the store
back from the bydran Sere Francis PrSt w' wSs Ws
at TINE sne & was then over the oices two
pThe bydrantwss son thepavement; when Tommywas
vas on the other side Of the building Acott slung
brick fTSm the other side Of the buiIdings him
xeos TO%mS S sSn N tSe SsF de the SsS
then fell when Acott threw the S6S be S
say say anything didn't hear him say anything about
James MeMlehseI swOrn-d am eleven years old;
us. come home from work, had Washed myself aud
bad d gone out when saw Francis Pratt and Tommy
MI. Dwight here proposed to offer in evidence the
'E0sEhed him on the lot. but the Court would not
onng ~ at %S the & deceased was mere child
laye been doubtful lthathe could have been permitted
Elias Thomas swp5n.I live at !OCs Dorrence staeet
le was the only boy whom Mrs. Peltz brought to my
louse That way; ne died in about twenty minutes
Elizabeth Orr sworn-I first saw Thomas Gallagher
hen hs aS was lying on the lot Francis Pratt with
RS Peliz came; was fetching him across to fetch
lnlO own uOubei Reltl SAID she knew the
,hnd ana gave him up to her; when picked him
Up he was very pale.
Frances Pelfz sworn-I am the lady to whom Mira
Orr gave the boy; carried him into Mrs Thomasi
house; did not give the boy to Mrs. Thomas; laid
lim on the lounge Tin the front room he lived about
,wenty minutes, guess, Rfter took him there.
Ellen Gallagher sworn-I the mother of this lit
lie boy; did not get TO him until about five minutes
after he dead; he brought to my house that |
evening; DR.. shapleigh came to my house the next
lay.
lite fever but he shouldn't be killed for that.
Here the Commonwealth closed, aud the Court |
ook recess.