The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
LEGAL LNTELLTGE ENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT = Judge
In this the defendant ged with carrying
TRs FL sSe paa d Rs ss tax
that the defendant took out license for a dis Ill cry
leee and this license expirced April 3Osh 1857 ''
Sea Se TN AHsaft seTy 81
bTt IN m Inning order and warm If
being guentioned, said he was running the machne"
The Judge imposed fine OF $500, remarlklng tba.
other convictions OF the same ofense would be more
he United States vs. Daniel Carr. In this case the
The custody Of the United States PPa1peF rb from
he case OF the Richmond riot of October In which
on the part OF the aOyt rnmenT was that when the
arst sIla was tAEen by the revenue officers from
under writ issued for the purpose, the
enter upon the premises and afterwards seized the
snn sun ana attempted 70 take L. away from them. After
CEASED he was seen sisndng near one OF the wagons
stone in the other He threw the hat to Mr. schuy-
ieT S1q Then ran sTsy Soon SeTTsrds he
The defense alleged an allbi ON trial o Byrne for
The, jurors not empanelled in the preceding case
we're UuRT oar jrPm agEssr s1ItoeHaSnee
casa Ss va Dansl BTaddock In this
and u snd s pTeenSeS WSS Ps 70
BenJSmln y. johnson 70 buy as valuable and lucra-
right Invention called LAS eiS PsteSs nS
Ths defense alleged sSst Mr. johnson prasso ana
This oil 70 MT BtTaddoek bsGTs the
suaded him TO buy il as good thing; that M RrSd
SS eGs no s % M n APy 6o
nor any that that gentleman did not know 20 be per-
fectly true; that MT. johnson made the purchase
independently or anything that Mr.. Braddock had
WS as pS
COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judee Brew-
SteT-T; b Dwight, Assistant District Attorney
pTeIeSses ssmns Gocshe Saea, ,oasrEe a. Of false
mes coal office ip Second street, below Walnut tes-
g his office and stated that he was the nephew of
Market, and was keeping tavern for her at NO 2s
s!TawbeTIy street, that he needed Of COAL aud
saying mat she would pay tor ~ Mrs. strawn being
s fRSTn as % eos % AND this story
Mrs; slrawn testified that the defendant her
rent that he was kseging Tavern fos himself alone,
sEd was S neither b neT & n9F M She mad
license when he started In business but deputed Ia
wien i was presented, but the statements under
The defense alleged that when the defendant took
possession OF tine Tavern. Mrs Strawn told him that
the place would be worked up TO profitable status
paving the stimulated rent and when he should de-
will She did tell him TO buy this coal, and after
TO friends coal otice in second street below Wai
nut TO get ton OF coal which she had presented 10
suddenly offended her by marrying against her S
The Judge charged the jary that they were salts
nea that me defendant had done ttis Ing delIbe-
S9Pag he should be eoayieed; but Lon u on the
honest Misunderstanding of the agreement existing
between him and ihe prOsecutrlx then he should be
pey the costs.
NIsI PRIUs-Judge sharswood.- Robertson vs..
City of Philadelphia. An action for damages Tor Ihs
loss of plants alleged 10 have been killed 0y gas
escaped from the defendants gas pipes wnicn WeIe
alleged to have been negligentiy len ou' oi repair
The defense alleged that the pipes were IN as good
condition was possible 60 Rs nave easiiy been
little gas escaped and that coulu e % o - a an
turned from the plants Dy tne "a la - ~ e
O trench around mis- hot house. On ulhl.
ppoposrn DIvIsIoN.-At meeting of ths
Committee appointed by the Episcopal CON
venton lately held In this city, having in S CnsISe
me subject of dividing the Diocese OF Fshnsyl-
vanie ID was resolved that the most ieaslole
division will be by a longitudinal line, leaving
the fourteen eastern counties In the ola uloceses
and thirty counties OF the middle secblon IN
the new Diocese. This movement Will require
copsiderable time and trouble, nut 1t Is re-