The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-04
LEGAL INTELLIGENOE.

SUPREME COURT IN BANG - Chief Justlcs
Thonpson anu Judges Agnew, Sharswood, ana
entered this morning.
BY Chief Justice Thompson
Smith Finley's Appeal and McClure's Ap-
peal from the Common Peas of Allegheny
county. Appeal dismissed.
from the Orphans Court of sc ny xii county.
KronTs Appeal from the Orphans Court of
Bucks county. Decree affirmed.
Bagey's appeal from the Common Pleas Of
Montgomery county. Decree reversed.
York and Schuylkill GOAL Company Error to
the Common Pleas of Scnuylkill county.
Louisa Beans Estate. Appeal of Wilson's
executors, FTeeland and TIimole from Orphans
Court of Chester county. Decree affirmed:
Susan Il. Brown n. s. Peudleton & Co.
Error to the Comm on Pleas of Delaware county.
judgment reversed and v; f. d. n. awarded,
al. Appeal from the Common Pleas of Bucks
county. Decree reversed at cost OF appeilees.
Error to 81 the % Common m Pleas Of N6rthumberiand
county, Judgment reversed and v. 1. d. II.
Wiimin gton and Reading Railroad Company
VS., Peter Stauffer. Error to the Common Pleas
of Chester county. Judgment affirmed.
Iow.-Assistant District Attorney Decnert-
Prison cases were before the Court to-day.
charge H Of assault @ % and b battery upon ' William
Moore. He is q young man; member Of the
fire at Ninth and Ohesnnt streets, aud had be-
come very drunk. Returning 10 the hose house
Moore's tavern, at Third and snippen steeets.
and had disturbance with Mrs. Moore, who
began screaming. Mr.. Moore pursued him
down the street, when he turned and attacked
him.
the larceny of pair of boots. He went into
store and asked the proprietor to give him the
boots and upon being refused he stole pair
and ran Off with them.
Edward McCann pleaded guilty to q charge of
assault and battery upon Elizabeth Francis 1t
appeared that he went into house in Front
street and beat this woman.
James Robinson pleaded guilty to a charge OF
the larceny of buffalo robe, having been
caught using IL on the road.
Thomas Dunnavan, alias "Tom TIT" pleaded
guilty to q charge OF the larceny of roll OF
simere he was seen Ito take ftom n store. He
stated to the Judge that he had just come out of
prison, where he had been detained three
biiity 10 pay fine of 500, and he was forced py
necessity 10 commit this larceny.
Michael O'Brien pleaded guilty to charge of
the larceny OF set of harness, having been
found attempting TO sell them.
John HarkiDs pleaded guilty to o charge OF
store and asked the proprietor to give him q
chew, which was refused; then, out of revenge,
he went into the street and broke the show
Sarah Perry pleaded guilty to the proprietor
ship of disorderly house In Pine alley, which
John Collins was convicted of q charge OF as
sault and battery upon Patrick McCann. The
prosecutor testified that the prisoner. his SON.
in-law, stood in the street and threw bricks
into his house. one OF which struck him on the
forehead and stunned him. the prisoner said
that he married this mans daughter when he
had some money, bounty and otner sums, and
he lived with her very peaceably for the time
being, but when his cash was gone he was
treated SO badly that he was compelled TO go to
sea as a marine. After a oyears' cruise he
returned to his wife's house to inquire of his
child and was told that II was dead and was
moreover beaten out of the house; and then in
the heat of his passion he threw the bricks.
He wears q marines uniform, and Ia out on a
thirty days liberty, but he says the authorities
at the yard did not know his whereabouts.