The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-28
LEGAL INTELhxaENCE.
The Trial OF DR.. Neville
Court Of Oyer and Terpliner-Jtidges Allison a.


Court Of Oyer and Terp,tner-Judges Allison ana
PdGson,
This morning the Court resumed the trial OF Dr.
W. IL. H. Neville the defense still taking testimony
in proof of their alihi.
John w. Getz sworn-In the month OF October
last was in my fathers Hour and feed store, at
Seventeenth and Ridge avenue; 1 was not there
week before the Doctors arrest on the morning Of
October II j saw the Doctor at Fifteenth and Par
rsh streets; my brother Charles was with him they
were driving; spoke to him they were driving down
Parrish; this was between twenty and TWENTY-FIVE
minutes after O'Clock; saw him again at Ridge
road and Coates street with DIR. Cornderfer driving
up Coates street; this was twenty minutes after 10
O'Clock in the mornings few minutes before this
had looked at clock over watchmakers store
at Ridge road and Coates street, where | usually
notice the time every day; did not see him again
that day.
North Tenth street, know the defendant; on tho
morning OF October II last | saw him between 10
O'Clock and fifteen minutes after 10; / passed him
and spoke to him on my way down Brown street,
below Twelfth; had particular visit to make and
had been detained; the particular case refer to
had been in the habit Of seeing for some weeks
every morHing, without taking out my carriage:
that merning was persuaded through the impor-
Citron street. belo v Thirteenth; after I had been
detained there l took out my watch, aud it was
essy 10 GcGGk {Cr ,h stopped opp long
along Thirteenth street to Brown and down Brown
to Tenth, to the place had first intended to visit:
before entering the house looked at my watch to
see how long had been detained, and it was then
fifteen mirutes after ten do not suppose l would
have remembered the day had it not been for the
circumstance of DR.. Nevilles arrest which i'm
pressed it indebly upon my memory; my son
with me driving the carriage; saw him in front of
DR.. Cornderfer's house; DR.. COrnderfer was about
getting into the carriage, DIR. Neville being already
in it.
said he was with his father on shat morning, and
reported the same story.
Mrs Susanna Brown sworn-I resided a. the N.
w. corner OF Twelfth and Brown streets in October
last; my son-in-law, Henry Goodwin, kept grocery
store there; have no acquaintance with the defen-
dant; have seen him at DR.. Corndurfer's on the
18th OF October l was sweeping the dirt out OF
the front door and l saw Or. Neville ring
ing Dr. Cornderfers dOor-bell; dldu't see
HIM go in, but continued my sweeping, and when
looked again he had gone in: l did not notice any
other person with him l saw a horse and carriage
there but did not notice them; my son in-law, Mr..
Goodwin, was standing on the corner at that time;
ms was twensynve or thirty minutes after o'clock
past ten O'Clock saw DR.. Cornderfer aud DR.. Ne
vile in carriage together, driving past my house
Harry U. Goodwin sworn-I resided at Twelfth
and Brown on the nth OF October; saw Or. Ne
vile drive up to DR.. Cornderfer's that morning at
twenty-five minutes after O'Clock, and go into the
house.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald, living in the house OF DR..
Conderier, testified that, on the morning OF October
II, Dr. Neville came to the house at twenty-five
minutes after O'Clock, and remained until ten or
fifteen minutes after 10.
Mrs. Addie Cornderfer, wife of DR.. Cornderfer
testified to the same facts of his coIAng at twenty
five minutes after O'Clock and going away in COM
pany with her husband after 10. The object of his
visit was to get some vaccine virus.
DR.. Augustus Cornderfer sworn-In October last
l was living at No. 1l4O Brown street; know the
defendant; have known him about four years; on
the morning OF October 18th he spent about three
quarters OF an hour with me at my ofice; he came
shortly before half past nine, and he ami left at
nearly fifteen minutes after ten in his carriage We
got INTO the carriage at door, and drov from there
out Brown to Broad down Broad to Coates out
Coates to Nineteenth, where we halted for
moment, and the doctor got out OF his
carriage quickly Uor we had number of visits to
make) opened his oce door, stepped in, and in less
than half minute was out again aud got into the
carriage; we drove up Coates street to Twentyfrst
down Twenty-first to Mount Vernon, cut Mount
Vernon street. stopped at No. 2l25 Mount Vernon
at Mrs. Brooks, patient of DR.. Nevile's; We re-
mained there few moments and came out, got into
the carriage and drove up Mount Vernon to Twenty
second up Twenty second to Coates, down Coates 10
Nineteenth, up Nineteenth to ia at aMr Barretts,
also patient OF DR.. Nevilles; We remained there
only couple OF minutes: then we drove up Nine
teenth to Brown, out Brown to Corinthan avenue,
to Mrs. Cobbs another patient OF his; We re-
mained there few minutes and drove to South
2OlO we remained there few minutes, aud then
drove out the Ridge to Jefferson street, out Jefer
son to Twenty second, up then to Bolton street,
down Bolton to a Mr.. Clark's; from there we drove
to Ridge avenue, and down the Ridge to Seybert
street, down Seybert, and getting into an error we
street, and then stopped at No. 1715 Sey-
bert street, Mrs. Arnods; we then won't
to Eighteenth, down Eighteenth to Grard
avenue, down Grard avenue to Eleventh, and
stopped at Mrs. Calowells, No. 94S N. Eleventh, L
to Tenth down Tenth, stopping at a Mr. HarrsOns,
below Green, and from thence we drove to Wistar,
and up Wistar, stopping at No. lois Wstar, at my
Eleventh to Callowhill, ana stopped at the second
door below CallOwhil, on the west side Of Eleventh
we then drove up Eleventh to Green, up Green to
No 1880, 10 a Mr.. Wades, remained there few mo-
ments; we then drove mp Green TO Broad and up
Broad 10 Brown, where left the doctor and walked
down to my ONCE; when l left him at Broad and
Brown 1t was half past ~ O'Clock.
Dental Rubber Case.
United States Circuit COttrt-Jttd1e CGd1aldder.
The Goodyear Dental Vulcante Company vs. Cal
lender Patterson Same vs. John A. Rowan. The
defendants in these cases were dentists who had
been enjoined under the Nelson Goodyear Hard
Rubber Patents; reissues Nos. b56 and 55I. The
Court-Cadwalader, Judge-on Saturday January
2s, 1871, made the following order in each OF the
cases, viz -
This case was heard upon the application OF the
complainants for an order OF commitment for con-
tempt, and It appearing that there has been contu-
macy in disreRarding the Injunction, IL Is ordered
that the defendant stand committed for such cOntu-
macy, the execution OF this order TO be respited
until report ny the master, under a summary in
curry hereby authorized, what should be done ny
the defendant in order TO purge his contempt, with
leave TO either party 10 apply at any time for direc-
tions.
j. E. Shaw and B. F. Lee for complainants.
H. K. Wallace and .. p Cornman for defendants.
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