The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-27
LEGAL INTELLIGENcE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge
whisky ard 9th er goods, Patrick DOusherty. claimant
n Injunction in which the United states claims that
ieiiure BY certain violations Of the Revenue law on
me the part OF W th9 e. eaiLant: Inc 0nIans m auted % n
b. en- justly forfeited, and the United States did not
a verdict for the claimant for the six barrels Of
whisky hyst mentioned In the information and for
The United States VS.. Whisky aud other articles.
es that the
% mere 9Teed be BY % Of m the a
ard the United itaies offered no evidences as to any,
States ior the Whisky rst mentoned in The inorma,
uon and for the claimant for the other subjects
The United States VS.. Ten Barrels of Whisky,
in VIII eh the UHited States claimed that the goods
ad m g5G he % Th1e @ & aausS a9a been dGT
lion was the making of false returns or the quantity
c6G%r oP com&oN PEEEEaAsJudges Ludlow
and Pelrce.-The following cases were decided by
Henry VS. Trnncis-c certlorar. Judgment affirmed.
Cunningham VS.. Walters.-CertlOrari. Judgment at
hrmed. Shines d Son VS.. O'Bran.- Certiorarl. Judg-
ment alirmed Williams VS.. McKean.-Certiorarl.
Jgcl SON VS. Gleason. Rule upon alderman to show
cause why writ o restitution should not issue. Rule
KeIIrofier VS.. herman. G. p. Exceptions to Au-
dtors report. Exceptions dismissed and report con-
Trust Estate of Sarah H. Dana, c. p. Exceptions
to Auditors report. Exceptions dismissed aud report
Horner VS.. stevenson. c. P. Demurrer to bill in
Feinours' Estate. orphan} Court. Account ordered
to be filed on or before June s: o.,,.., r..
Exceptions to Auditors report. Exceptions dismissed
Jy Judge Peirce-Girard Lite Insurance Company
Vg ccuRr sr dF pfrsf Brew
ster.-Charles n Mann Prosecuting John ugherty
acquitted Of q charge of larceny.
Caroline henry was acquitted of charge of receiv-
ing stolen goods, knowing them 70 nave oeen stolen
@ Ssee e & at Mn Po @ engaged nwyer For
"A
defendant the rmouut OF the fee TO be handed 70 the
His Honor, Judge Brewster said under the deci-
baiee within the statute. -
larceny as ballee IL was alleged that tne ueIenun
treasurer Of an association received s9o 10 De paid
beId tHat s bnth be efendant and prosecutor were
part owners OF this money 1t was not larceny AS
COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judge Allison
II. b. Dwight, Assistant District Atorney.-Jame
Peto was charged with haying comnitted an & &sggFa
fendant is d respectable looking middle-aged man,
dyeb a HSts 8eas oG i e sa and h9
examined, and their testimony made out strong
Mr Cassidy, for the defendant. explained TO the
With Tie pEe most dcuity answered offered evidence
prove the defendanps excellent character ana evl,
said to have been found by the physicians could have
alleged in the bill OF indictment. On trial
DISTRICT COURT-Judge Strond.-William H.
Starke Vs. FrankfuTd and SOuthwar< Railroad Com
pany Al action damages for the loss OF a
horse which run over by a dummy engine OF the
deiendents. The horse wos tied behind hay wagon,
and the car came along the horse shied towards It,
and the accident occurred On trial.
DISTRICT CoURT-Judge HareIHenrlett9 A.
Fadef Vs. William j. Gallagher administrator OF Ed
ward HOdgetts, TO the of Thomas Thomas. A
feigned to try the ownership OF certain goods.
Verdict for plaintiff
A. S. Chamberlain & Son VS.. Luc!en Bashaw. An
action recover goods sold ana delivered. YER
diet tor plaintiff, S2G6l2.
William Dobson aud James Dobson vs. James Bond.
An action on a promissoTy note Verdict for plain
till, S50i427