The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-19
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COURT IN BANKRUPTCY
S our last the following additional petitions have
pS,I,aP e, W0CdysEd PrCmgton Wayne county Pa
ter Doster for October 10 " s'9
Jehn Thompson, Philadelphia Petition filed octo.
berS Order ofreference Register Ashton for 0co-
Hiram Hathaway, Chester county, Pa. Petition
filed october 8. order OF reference to Register
Franklin P. Ash, Oxford Chester county. Pa. Pe,,.
ISn MED October order Of reference to Register
John DeIsT1 Lover 8Eoyidence Montgomery
epse e ReglsteE Corson for October IT, VI '0''i'
oc,nhaa Dang PniIa1eiPhls p pe1ltion filed
Thomas Scott Jr, X KembleviIle Chester county, Pa.
Petition filed october Order Of reference to Regis
stephen p Darlington. Philadelphia Petition filed
October Order Of reference to Register Ashton for
Andrew ]. Krutz, Newton. Cumberland county, Pa.
tetion hed october 10 Order of reference to Regis.
Robert + Raey carried on business In PHILADELPHIA
Pelbion hed October TO- Order Of reference to Regis
Pstriok Gonry, 81 Clair sChuylkill county. Pa Pc
Patrick CODry be declared bankrupt, fled octo-
ton Of Bush and Kurtz. that Athens FrantE be de-
William G. Alien. PhSdei pbia. Petition filed octo.
ner i Order Of reference to Register Ashton for
David G. Pennewill Philadelphia. Petition filed
October Is Order of reference to Register Ashton for
Henry s. Rorer, Philadelphia. Petition filed octo-
per 10 Order OF reference to Register Chase for OctO-
James Carter. Tamaque, ,schuylkln county. Pa.
ter Hobart for October q. ~ h'eN''-
Stokes s that John d. sonntag be declared bankrupt
MEG 0cto6eT GI, & iS: 1,.,. -,
ton nISd October H. Order preference Register
A. d. q j. 8. Hoyer, brewers Reading, Pa Petition
C9FSiS HoHa1 he sPs.tsT snS William Rain tha.
There sre now IA cases ON tSe ddes nise H.
COURT OF QUARTER sEssfoNS-Judge Lud-
County Prison who was before the court this morn
from his c3sO @ Sa SSps Al
all the papers In the case as return the warrant
have hay so often been given TO the public. and made
NIed lew IN which he seemed to exonerate the
York from all Intentional Unfair dealing and seemed
anry and fo Of tds Sta
camp and deraty attorney with considerable chi
fed rom ff' the fst Judge Bsc5fs &c soSdcr VII
a1 he %ss Te Saed 70 kao% t
United States District ATTORNEY Courtney had eS.
rance of the proceedngs ON the part Of this Court
anu the general slate Of facs In the case But he
had
1nlawfui purpose, and, falling here, had sent the
The papers were received by the Court and the
A habeas corpus case was heard in which the GUS
t3dy Of two children was involved. Mrs. Walker.
alleged that her husband had her confined in Kirk!
hnement there went out West leaving the children
with stranger. She also alleged that the children
the father was totally lnt to have them in his Gus.
tody The case was continued in order to produce ad
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Cad
wRlader-The United States vs.. Twenty-Five Barrels
Of Whisky. etc, Christian Preisendantz claimant
Before reported. On trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--Judge Brewster
The ordinary Common Pleas and Orphans Court
o n Is Gs2f 5oSS
Stroud and Hare.-The Court this morning made the
following oTder:-
notions and rules for new trial in cases tried before
the President of the Court during this term be called
and heard on Saturdays medlatey after the call
Ing of the current and deferred lists.