The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-10
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Judge Cad
TaadeE3Thee, United States vs.; Arthur Mullin and
charged with conspiracy to deand the United States
under sezare and then they removed il TO other than
Alfred ii. Young, deputy collector, testihed-That
he seized the distllery at Ninth and Colnmoasvenue
William J.Furgeson estined that he was appointed
Waterman over The sse premises He visited the place
cal ed him asideI while the other removed and
secreted several barrels OF the seized liquor On
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the old courtroom. The list was called, and there
CoURT OF QUARTER SEsSIONs-Judge Ludlow.
AN application was made for the admission TO bail
OF Hornkeith who was committed to answer the
Mr.. Cuyier. for the Commonwealth, said that far
as he had been able to Judge ne did not think the case
degree onor sa,d ,ba, nDor ,vha, Mr. cov,a, had
said he would look over the Cor oners notes ifhe
concluded the case was lower than murder ia the
INST degree. he would fix the amount OF ball, ana
have u Justified in open Court. The notes were sent
The Judge then said that he was satisfied the de.
iendsnt could not be convicted Of murder IN the hEst
second degree or manslaughter or whether gpy S az
s Se 5Sr 1Rs %ss entitled 70 BAIL
he would therefore be allowed to enter DAN IN the
William Mealey. alias John Kel sy, was convicted Of
Sroyyn man IN sppesrance about twenty-eght years
o d. The testimony was positive h9d proven oa shat
the prisoner hnd by his indecent conduct. annoyed
female school in West philadelphia for upwards OF
two months. -. - ,,or,, sb or, ,,,orl, 90
ms case There was no excused for such conduct In
1an 81 the nrisoners aed there was law enough
~ ~ 10 punish such low, mean crmest
~ - 10 nav "A II ne 500 and TO animpIisOnmen
of one wear in the County Pflson. .
SViliapn Bradden was charged with the larceny OF
iyvn1iv our chickens. On the 18th OF December he
vas rested with the chcke IS in hs possession At
lie time the chick said TO be the property OF
y a Mr. oJnes of Manayunk. He then escaped from
The police, and Tearrested only few days ago.
lint there positive evidence OF the ownership
of chickens, and hence the jury rendered verdict
OF not guilty, ..
John Lewis was charged with the larceny OF silver
coins and other property, Yaned at Sl7 belonging to
William Lancaster, and the larceny or Sl2 belonging
to George Gaderon. The defendant was Steward OF
the English ship Cardiganshire George Glderon,
the first mate OF the ship, testified that he met the
defendant on shore on the 9th OF May, and became
intoxicated with him.
a waichman on the wharf testified that he saw the
defendant put his hand into the mates pocket @ @hnv
pull out a rol Of money. he mate and neieeoAdnt d
We're arrested that day for drunkenness, anu the ue
fendant paid the mates fine. ...,taod
William Lancaster the captain Of the ship tssslasu
that about three weeks ago ne mlsssu pntmibsr OF
some clOthing a new pair OF bootS, o., and other
English soyeregns French naaSis3ls; icles they were
money. When he next saw these "Iti0'0' 49, W.
In defendants chest On trial.