The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-30
LEGAL INTRLLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Judge Cat
alsder.ZRomberger ct al. VS., Brown. IN this case
Of the plaintiffs declared Involuntary bRnk-
tain claims Of fo 900 TO his relatives Which rea-
tySs T soon 6egsn proceedngs upon this judgement
teTIocut9ry INJUNCTION 70 restrain the Sheriff nom
and the Court granted the ihjunction This then was
5i9tl9n a @ 10 % %dissoiye the injunction The matter
dhnt ana a. O. Ulman for plaintiff, the Judge decided
In this the motion to dissolve the nterlocutory
injunction Is refused without prejudice to the parties
rupey either in the Court Of Bankruptcy or in this
Court at the final hearing To dissolve the tnjunc-
ture and useless the defendants It would be pre-
"a question which do not decldeJ yet the facts are
not SO separable from points of law that the
lsJunction preliminSrily would moreo7er be useless
c1Iions, except under future decision either at the
hnal hearing or % IN the Court OF Bankruptcy. .,.
began In this Court today.
damages az TO Thomas MI Po%mn ana 70 py as TO
George Plowman, terre tenant An action ON mort
the ss Of GR Mr. wse made on
tract with Thomas M Plowman n, in which the latter
sing avenue, for consideration OF $4,000, In the
written agreement, though really $1,000 was the con-
on the evening Of June l, Mr.. Plowman asked Mr.
saying that he had business in Washington city and
Sner S ba TSs % wne give seeeS ba
in case OF his death he (Mr. Wes should not lose his
Wsst AZ this tme declined e to sdvSncs the money
Shortly afterwards Mr.. Plowman repeated the request
and offered TO give a mortgage upon property that
was perfectly free again assuring Mr.. West that his
mouse should be completed according TO contract and
that In case anything went wrong he could re-
cover the mortgaged property without putting
more money Into then Mr.. West agreed TO this, ana
the building was commenced on the 18th Of March
Mr.. Plowman and received mortgage on property
In Sigel street. Before the building In JEFFERSON ave-
completed Mr.. Powman failed, and the build
Ing and the land which IL was to be erected, Tor
chanics liens by the sheriff. Mr.. West then began
proceedings his collateral security the mortgage,
but here he was met by George Plowmhn, and unable
to obtain possession. - -. -.
filled account of the failure OF Mr.. Thomas M:
PlOwman ana the subsequent SherinS sale; and
George Plowman came into the case and set up that
the property Sege street had also been cleared OF
the mortgage held by Mr.. West, by sherins SALE ON
District CoURT-Judge sharswood. .--Gordon &
Ferguson VS., William IL. Moore. An action upon q
promissory note. On trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Judgss Ludlow and
Brewster.-The equity argu ment list was before this
Court. .
NisI PRIUS-Judge Thompson.-Quiggle and wife
Persch ct al. The following decree was made by
counse-An now, September 80. 1887, this
having been heard by the Court on the report O
the master and the exceptions therelo ~ ls hereoy
missed and the report the said master be drmed
and the defendants Samuel Hepburn and John p
Persch pay to the plaintiffs the sum of Sl3450, will
interest from the lst day of June, 1864, and COSTS
Decree pro forma. Thompson. J.
. An appeal was then taken TO the supreme Court II
BRnc.
The whole of this mornings session taSen,up by
the case of the Commonwealth VS.. Maria Laly anC
Anthony Lully. The charge false pFetenSeS
Before reported. On trial.