The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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IL SEARCH OF HER HUsnAND.-A lady arrived
in this city q week or two since in search Of her
husband, who had mysteriously disappeared
from his residence in another city. He was
looked upon as a highly honorable and honest
man; and disappearing so suddenly trOm his
family nd friends the greatest anxiety was man
tested IN consequence it being feared that some
evil had bclallen him. The lady called upon the
chief OF police, and he endeayOred TO trace her
husband. II was known that he had drawn
several thousand dollars on the morning OF the
day hc disappeared. That he HAD come 10 Phila-
iepha was probable The chief OF police finally
tracked him 10 a hotel, by meaus Of the registry
book Upon inquiry being made, his vaise, cOn-
tanning two bank books, and several letters writ
Q 90 him on the subject OF finances were found
In the possession of tue clerk. The wife Opalad
The Yalisc, and examined well the contents. The
letters afforded some clue ut tine missing m an.
! The gentlemen whose signatures were appended
the epistes were wal ed upon, and, % the aston
! ishmCnt OF all concerned, the letters we're pro
nouucci lorgeries. Other facts came 20 light
/ anu it was pretty well ascsrtaiHed iha- miss
/ ing individual was deeply in debt 20 quite mum
| Der of friends. The torg letters indicate, how
ever, that hi5 friends were the victims Of mis-
placed confidence, The conclusions the chief
| arrived at were frankly stated to the nh ctet
! wife, who, sad because Ot the developments,
]
! home. This is one Of the many cases of mys-
terious dsapPesrances happening almost every
| day.
AccrpESrs.-Tlis morning the following cases
| were reported at the Peunsyl yania Hospital -
| Charles Churl, aged fourteen years, an errand
| boy sc a shaving saloon In Chesuut street, ab1ge
Fif,u was admitted Wla q severe cu. ln ms g.sh.
! hand. The wound was accidentally lnuicted by
! one of the BARRIERS u the establishment.
! William GoImHu, Il discharged soldier, t1i bis
| left arm fractured Jy tai nc Eighth aa1 Federal
| streets.
| INAUGURATIoN or THE PREsIDENt.-Ihe Per
severance Hose Company OF this city will yisi
Washington on the 18th Of March next, TO be pre-
sent at tie inauguration Of President Lincoln
! They will take with them their new steamer hose
carriage, and ambulance together with htIy
members, fHlly equipped
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNINa.-At an
carly hour yesterday morning a man named
Daniel Mahoney fell overheard at Race street
wharf and narrowly escaped being drowned. He
was taken out In an exhausted aud dying condi-
ton. Medical aid was summoned aud his life
was saved.
PAYMENT OF CrrT BOvNrIEs-Sinee the lst
Of the present month, the City Treasurer has paid
out as bountes to volunteers the sumof $3.50 900
There are some S500O00 OF appropriation YET TO
be expended In this manner.
A PRIzE FIoHT has been arranged between
two prominent roughs Of this city, which will
| come OF tomorrow morning near JenhntoWn,
| on the North Pennsylvania Railroad Tue police
] will look after them.