The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-17
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro. No. 10 8. Third street
AFTER BOARD.
Bunny Once More.
Court Of Quarter SesSfons-A uison, p j.
The little schOolboy is taught the motto,

Bunny Once More.
Court Of Quarter Sessions-A iison, p. j.
The little schoolboy is taught the motto,
''f at first you don't succeed,
Try, try again."
which primary lesson has been well remembered by
Mr. Hartnack and his lawyer, Mr.. Sidebotham. Not
satisfied with the 'ignoramus" endorsed by former
patriotic but now defunct Grand Jury upon the in
dictment accusing William M. Bum, the Register of
into court this morning. and stating
that the Grand Jury had ignored the bill without
examining Speaker Strang, who was named as one
of the witnesses for the prosecution, moved the
Judge to grant an order sending the case into the
present Grand Jury for further consideration, it
now being possible to obtain the attendance and
testimony Of Mr.. strang the Legislature having ad-
journed Notice OF the application was served upon
Mr.. Bum, but he disdained to give it the slightest
attention, and did not appear either in person or by
Mr.. Sidebotham, actuated by the influence OF his
primitive adage, offered to refer the Court to the
a. B. C.'s to prove that his applica was regular
and besides had a modern rule which was followed
in all cases. and he would consider the matter until
Monday next.
ExtOrtiOn.
Court Of Common Pleas-Judge LudlOw.
Last week affidavits were filed in this court COM
planning that Deputy Sheriffs Coon, Mcintyre, and
Money had committed the otfense OF charging eXor-
btsnt fees for performing the duties OF their oce,
ana John j. Rdgway, Esq, counsel for the Law AS
BocattOn, who have undertaken to suppress this
crying evil, moved the court for a rule on the
Sherin to show cause why these deputies should
not De Ol6InlsbeO Inc SHerlHb COUNSEL, Olplu,
made a technical objection that the proceeding
should have been by petition instead OF affidavit and
rule; and the court, after considering the question,
to-day sustained this point.
Mr.. Ridgway has prepared the petitions in accord
ance with this ruling, and the matter Will be re-
sumed next Monday. He is making strenuous efforts
to defeat the systematic course OF plundenng for
many years pursued by tue servants OF the public,
and in so doing he has the support and goodwill OF
the community.
Extradition.
Yesterday afternoon. when Judge Ludlow had
concluded the regular business OF the day, he was
called on to issue his warrant for the surrender OF
QUESTION, in order to be tried in that Commonwealth
for murder This unfortunate man was Tom Scott,
who for years has been famous thief OF the higher
order He is about thirtyhve years of age, five feet
ten inches in height, and well proportioned. His
hair is dark brown worn brushed close to the head
and sides OF the forehead his beard is OF the same
color, quite hne and allowed to grow all over his
face, IN the vain hope, no doubt, OF conceaing a
large scar upon the left cheek, which has aided in
| betrayiDg him into the hands OF a stern justice
that seeks his life. His dress was that of gentle-
| man, and his countenance Indicated what Is we'll
known OF him. that he is intelligent shrewd, and
daring desperate. Ten years ago he was convicted
in this city OF burglary and then he wore the omi-
| nous scar upon his cheek Having served his term
OF Imprisonment he remained here some time, con-
stanty watched and suspected by the police autho-
rites. He sought new field OF operations, aud ia
the winter OF ls6I6S was arrested at Springfield,
Ohio, for the murder OF man named
/ Daniel Hertzer IL was said the evidence
| against him was conclusive. The murder was done