The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-11
LEGAL INTELLIGENOE.

: William II. Ruddimau, Prosecuting Attorney.
ously dealt with.
o % an
arrested before he eeuld get away with IT,
IN THE SAME FIX.
sosn asp ro% R %
was obser we'd by gentleman and chased as far
being found In the Courtyard, wheIe he had thrown
it, he did not offer denial
MIGRATE.
John Uirich colored. was confessedly guilty OF an
act Of base tngrattude. In February last ne applied
here having come from OhaTleston 3: G.: and was e
and
eOmfortabe supply Of clothing ana sS which would
Ritsr 0 his ' departure the Senllemsn missed
valuable oyercoat pair Of shoes and several other
the house and remained one day well fed and kndIy
eaVe the City, Went back By anotser forsea
an entrance to the rear OF the house by breaking
cost cost s5o When THIS loss was aissovsrsd ss was was
looked for and srrested When confronted @ BY his be-
@ ds asd sG H Sy al
cutor, and confirmed by the silence of the prisoner
HOW NOT TO REPAIR A LOSS.
John McGraw, a little boy. pleaded guilty to a
sixth and Minor sreets, he having been CAUGHT in in
the act. When taken before the Judge questioned
fellow il frightened saia that ne had gons
sS s BACK n 6s
give 1t to his mother he robbed OF It; he could
money and thereors to stssi M In sSe
execution not OF & which sd !, he ,e was detected,
replied IN ne sSdiers H Home q Ohio As g his p.st
House OF Refuge, and he remarked that probably he
had better go back there.
CHAIN OF CIRCUMSTANCES.
John Hoffman and Andrew J. squlbb were tried
upon the charge OF attempt to bnrglariousy
Company. II was testified that on last Saturday
as 5s Of msn
as these prisoners were skulking about The neigh
honest mentioned the FACT 20 ocer Axe who was
On on watch there The officer made S It his special task
them m,b Gm Gong sny 6sTmful scs; he suddenly
wSes os
the latter under evident em barrassment. he then
SAID
'ksS tss hss asep 9e
them and then walked OIL In an opposite direction
Ss Sc leaving as .ey asm to
,SS1sy Placed dP,as 9%sel rear
to 6s S. Scene Of her Scons aud listened a
roach the building IN Int the Snp sGs S
then stop be then hastened into Glrard avenue aud
lew minutes after The Other: whils they weFs take
ing. with, The officer Hoff@an excused himself
while; when he returned the officer walked
with them until he met several-a sergeant aud
another policeman, and then caused their arrest
they were searched nPon the spot. and upon Hof
soTtment of skeleton keys and pinchers after taking
them to the statiOn-hO Ouse, Officer Axe looked over
the lot where Hoffman had gone. and found there a
Iimmv was also found there.
about the same time that night an employe of the
railway company locked the door of the Office, tried
the door and fonno IL fast and then went me; aud
on the next day upon using the key In the lock,
found that IL been tampersh with, and moreover
DeWIy-m ade DrulBta and scratches the
door,
This was case of purely c'rcumstantial evidence
to which the BriBoner made othe reply than
through the argument OF council Jury ont.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT IN
ADMlRALTY.JudgeC Cadwslaaer.Grhe schooner
claim for damages sustained in collision alleged to
have been occasioned by the negligence Of the de-
fendsnt. Before argued The Court entered n decree
In favor of the piaintih
transportation OF consignment OF wine 10 the de-
fendant at this city. 1t was set forth In answer
the claim that when the wine was delivered many OF
the casks had been broken, their contents wasted,
and the remainder damaged. Held under advise
ment.