The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-12

time, lNN INSTRUCT I've N0NE tH hI SCI nous NN
Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock, and the other on
Wednesday evenings. The subject of she sun
day afternoon dscours. is tho "R r'g1ito1 of
Friends ia H,ayuu,' and The ,h1me-a most on
su.Ug one fo thr Christian hearts, mlIC IH
possess even deeper interest hv Che marked
ability W On which tuH eminent divine inv. sls l
luy "Wednesday evening cgtIres are devote . %
tHO tOusiUnrl on Of hu.C tcN Is I'm the Bib which
have furnished su much ilOi for discus ION us
tI.r real meaning, but which, tie dism ~ ut
ST.. flrs and uub.lity.rs, are made O. appear per
'urfly clear 20 the CJmmunest under ,thpdiuE,
through the happy faculty Dr. Goddard mas ut
p.C. CutIu &, and thoroughly and earnestly exam
uirga suri Ct for his hDar,rH. Both courses are
rFely attended, and the interest ia thom
tyiuccd boy The public seems TO increase rs tncy
progress toward, completion.
uIE0AL VuuNG.-Among those arrested ln
the disorderly daucs-bouse al Fourth aud Chris
tan streets, yesterday morning a, stated in TUE
TIAEoRNrIr, WAS young man who gave tno
name of William Jones' and who was recognized
us having voted ON age in the Fourth Division OF
the Third Wand. The defendant denied that hp
had voted, and sud that no was only few dtNs
from New York. The proprietor of tho dis
orderly daucc.houso, it was alleged, YOU 'hol for
Jones' He and Jones were hold IN $1,000 90
answer one of voting illegally, the other Of aid
ing and abcttlng him. Both were held i'm adj
ton In $500 Tor their future good behavior.
DISHONEST LANEL,uY. - Before Alderman
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charged with the larceny of a watch several rings
and one hundred and fifty dollars in money.
! Anna is alleged to be the llndladv OF a house In
/ the uClgbO1rhOOd Oi Sixth and Race streets.
. young man from Washington, the other evening,
| made hls way into her house, and in the morning
/ he was minus the above articles. The watch was
/ recovered in r. pITUUrUkCrs establishment, where
| the accused bad pawntd it. She WIS committed
/ 70 answer.
/ REcRuIrNG.-TAs morning the Mayor issued
| wHrrauts for the plymcu. OF the city bounty to
y men, OF whom two were for year service; !;
| two Tor years; tyonty-thrte FOR years. The
men were credited rs follows 80 tJ tho Fiji
fccu'h Ward; . o the Twentieth Ward; 9 10 the
| Tenth Ward; 10 the Seventh ward to the
| Eighteenth Ward; 20 the Eleventh Ward; TO
! the sixth Ward 3 10 the Tvunty-thirl Ward; /
TO the Ninth Ward.
MALICIOUS MIsCHIET-A discharged soldier
named James Bradley, while intoxicated last
night, yisitgda house occupied by two females,
| located at Fran,tOrI road and uun.ngdon street.
| AdmittWCu biuC refused him he broke open the
! door. went in aud behaved rather un ;cntlemanly.
! He was ARE csted and this morning committed for
| tria, by Alderman Clouds.
DoWE,rIo MNRHEr PMCEs.-Thc ruling prices
n cur domestic markets this morning were rs
follows Apples, per haltpock, 37c.; butter,
| r5u 1Oc.; CuUbages, lOWl5c. per head; eggs,
| iu.uiJc. per dozen; lard, 4SGt BE. per pound /;
| potatoes, $40 5Oc. per hnltpeck; chickens 2jld
! SOC. per pound. In meats, prices remain un-
| chan. cd.
STOLE PAm.-This morning Johnny Mcguire
was arraignCd before Alderman Patched charged
| with the larceny OF pair of boots 1t Is alleged
that the boots were hanging at u store door at
| Eighth and South streets, when the prisoner
c me along took the boots Off the nail, pulled OIL
bis old shoes, and put the new ones on his feet.
| He had jnst put on the second boot when he was
| necbcu ~ an officer.
4 TN,,,,
has authorized the Supervisory Committee for
Rec uiting Coored Troops to organize another
| reg ne u, 10 be composed of colorad volunteers
| for ,uu, twp and three years, and will be Go5ig
| mated us ,na 2Nb Regiment United States ColorGd
| Troops
SrRAYED PRoM HoNE.-Frederick Fabeu, agol
IL years, blue jacket, grey pants, light hair, has
| been raj. sing from his home since Tuesday last.
! ANY information ~ to his whereabouts will be
thar kfly received by the Chief OF Police.
ORDAINED AND INsTALLED.-Tho Rev. David
NJ. Gordon has been ordained and installed as
pastor Of the Fourth United Presbyt,rilu Church
| by the PIesbytery Of Philadelphia. rue church
is situated on Lombard street, west Of Ninctea nth
New HOSE HousE.-The Hope Hose Company
have purchased an old mlnsien ON the south
| side OF Pine street, above Second with sparill5
! grounds attached, and are having the buIllin z
altered into hose house, with stable in the n
VISIT TO THE GuNRoAr "GALEHA A deega-
tiou of the Union League paid visit to the gun
| boat GaienH yesterday afternoon, lying at the
| Navy Yard. They were handsomely entertained
by Captain Wells, the commanding officer
COAL TRAHsPoRTATIoN.-Dur the week
GO 374 tons of coal were transported on the Phila-
Oelphia and Reading Railroad, and 20,92} tons
by the Schuyl kin Navigation Coal Trade.
RETURN OF A REGUtEST.-C Colonel NelT'5 reg.
ment Of one hundred days men stationed a, For
Delaware, returned to this city yesterday after.
noon, and were dismissed
| PHGLANTHROPY.-In this age of fraud corrup
ton ana dishonesty, when every remoustrance OF con
science Is stei eely for the almi iyhty doa-
1t Is truly refreshing contemplate tho eNertions OF the