The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-15

. course Of interesting lectures IL at prcser
beirg delivered at the South Street Presbvteria
. church, South street, between Eleventh AM
IIwelnh, by the pastor, Rev Richard Mallory
hnls hnls yuune aud gtttd orator also holds forth Il
the morning and evening of each sanhath. n /
Ich iToat TO listen to these discout,es
- Ihe standing Committee of the Diooeso n
itnnsylvanid have recommended ns c,ndijats
t ,Sa R,l.s' orders the Rev Joshua CJwplAud am,
signed TO recommend Rev G. c. Parker for orj.
nation 90 Priests Orders The Rev. William \
SShhNey Vate minister in tho Mothojis
Ihurch) and NJ Mssers. Samuel EArp and Io5n m
MeCandess, were also recommended. -
DEFICIENCY ON rHB DRAPr Prom n stat,
ment received from the A. A Provost Marshapi
Office Of the State Of Peunsyiyauit, it seems that
there is sill deficiency in Lhe first Ward os
4lO mems In tho Seventh Ward 100 men. and in
! me Nnetyenth, 230; making total of 800 man
IA an Unless the most strenuous efforts are
! maze In the dtfsient wards 10 make mn tbis
few DAYS. IA 'o'y
In the Eighth Ward thero Is a surplus Of lsl.
IN IN .ne Ninth Ward, l2j; ia the Tenth Ward. TO-
~ several OF the Other wards there are ouite "A
! large number credited beyond their lar,n,I
quotas Recruits will be credited direct by c,,n,
u, captain amer's Office The Firqt md 'Sertp,b
"mu uOunueS are paid at tins oai,a N the m m
Dolng mustered m. Each sub-distrirt is no,y
required to stand on i's own merits And tho o,r.
Plus OF one ward will not DO credited 20 he
quota OF another. W ''0
s1uL IN CmucAL CoNptrfoS. morn.
ing William Whitney, who was stabbed al rsnth
anu Isansom streets yesterday moruius. was
sun in a critical condition, lltle hopes bsiny
,,'aI u vi ms recovery. This affair is still
inNoNed IN considerable mystery IL seams tblt
htney went to Owen Peited's house. M ranth
anu SAMSON streets, ami called for sumpthing tn
,nIl, ,uIlnk, "hch was refused. An old grudse has
long been existing between the two ma, Sao1 I,
MultOnV
Pcttcd. " Sno11
lhe latter was about closing IN his esta,,ish
nnen,' ln',' Nhtn Whtney came out, and drawing a
revolver hired the whole six barrels M Pefted
Two OF the balls took effect 10 the arm of tbc
atter A sculle followed, during which Wbi,-
ne ney received two severe and dangerous wound,
IN the abdomen with a knife. Whether the knife
belonged TO Whitney or Pettoi does no: yot
appear. IL is alleged that the case of the kuiG,
Whch was large dirk, was found IN Whitney's |
6lWVSShet ana thar the two men were struggling, |
w hitney having the knife in his hand Psttsd |
injuries. '''0J
ARREST on SUPPOSED MURDRuEu.-Ye,ter-
day afternoon Bernard Murray was arrested upon
The charge OF numbering William Rneass. The
CRIME was committed in 1858, 30 the residence of
hhehss IN Crltln street, near Scyenteenth The
parties duarrelled and finally came TO blows.
LulnB Whlch hnoass was killed. Murray Left |
the CITY, ana thus escaped arrest, bat has yisted
u !, since on several occasions in disguise Oa |
1 ihnrsuay might he returned dressed in United
ota1ys ns CaN1ry uniform Several detectives hear
W OI NJ arrival, disguised thems .lves and ON ,er
h1hullen meeting him ~ a house In West street |
.ooK MN In o CUSTODY. At the time of tho aTrest |
nutray 'nIIy was dressed In civilians clothes, ani
having dyed his hair and n1Oustlcbe LonaJ |
hereby to escape detection He was taken 70 she |
Nlnth District Station House, and will have
rearing "s soon as the widow of Kueass can b, !
onnd. 'AA ''
1HE RIOT IN THE NINRTEENrK WARp-This
norning Michael Malone and Michael Mc1eeben
ad hearing before Alderman Hunter, uoon the
narge OF being tue ringleaders in the disturbance
men tNok place on election day In the Finn | ,
reeinct of the Nineteenth Ward. at Frlnkfo,d
oad and Adams street. Malone is alleged ~
ave been the principal rioter, ani commanJed .
le pArty, which consisted of some two hundred
risnmen. They assIiled all who were fonnd
Directed about the polls In that precinct Alder {
IAN laBgTt was badly cut with knife aud n | 0
I'm Der OF other gentlemen were severely iniuged
alone was committed In deflut of Il lOjD b1ii Y
lu Mcuechen in the sum of $1,000 bail Il
DIR. JAYNE's HAIR Tonic, elegantly perfomod
m be had in white flint glass bottles with l,s. OF
oppers suitable for the toilet table or dres,ipg "a
lreau The qualities of this celebrated preo,rl.
On are SO well known as % scarcely re1I,r, y,
enllon nut we win say, if your head Is b iii or "
Iualy Sol If your hair is harsh and dry. falling al
,H daR d5uIiiIR grey, or II your head is covered n,
lh dandrnii scurf, or skin diseases, Jayne's ~
ar Tonic is the article to remedy these evils, ou
d to prove 1t, You have only TO give il triJ ri'
epaIed by DR.. ID. Jayne & Son, No. 2i2 Ches- il
Il street ID
AN ELECTION SPRRE.-A reutonic he,rins "i
DIX place yesterday before Alderman Bsitler.
le proceedings were in high Dutch. Before tha ~
derman were arraigned Gotteib Furkhgimer' at
oige Trey, and Cornelius Stelhein. They were dt
Aiged with administering an ugly beating 10 | A.
Nier fTick, who is also a German, living at ]
/ lofV MerVlne street. The parties are neigh. | m'
rs tr1ck on last election dIy declined 10 vote Or,
mcclellan ticket. The others being ultra | i
zee men, went into Xavier and inflicted sum sl
iy chaStlsement They we're held to answer ,hiI
The sum Of 800 each. nls tns
'HB FRIENDS AssocrArroy.-Tbe "Frio,ds, j
'ocaton of this city, for the Aid and Elevation mo
the Freedmen" have co-Operated with the SpS %H,
Vernment in the establishments OF hospitaJs ON prir
son Island, where much sickness and great SaN
uiution now exists The Sanitary COMMITTEES rs
ms association solicit from Friends and others
tr0utions Of hospital stores. Free transpor /
on mas been granted by Government from Cha
ladelphia. All contributions should be sont =
: M. sRunder,s No. "a N. Fourth street. ard
ladelphia. 0' Chs C1e
COMMISSIONING FROM BOsToE.-The CouEnis- ?
appointed by Governor Andrew, of Massa- ,he
sets, arrived in the city few days since, and SSd
been busily engaged in inspecting the sys- MOI
OF passenger Railroads as used in PhiladeI loS
l. Inc Commission was appointed for the wv
pose of framing general State law in refer. I
to Massachusetts, Passenger Railroads. at c
'HINo OF PACKET SHP.-The packet shin v
a''a"da sailed for Liverpool yesterday, taking ueh
10 cabin and lO6 steerage passengers. The sur
n passengers were Mrs. Homewood son
daughter; and Charles G. Thomas, of PhiIa- for
hisr Joseph IL. Colt Ho ward Kennedy, b. hsi
'ell Campbell and Frank Kennedy, of Mary Gre
l. sale
'LpIERs' YOTE AT FoRT DBLAwARE.--The its Ire !
iers stationed at Fort Delaware, guarding rlOu
el prisoners, voted as follows, viz. - DrO
~ Note' e'''''''''''' ''s''....s......,...I49 =
peThead Vote'.'''' ''''s'.',,..,......,.... 3 Fur
Union majority .,.,..................l46 O
tai AccrDEST.-This morning the Coroner iS hS
an inquest upon the body of Catharine Don. 10 10
:, thirteen years old, who was run over on II.
Trenton railroad, Nineteenth Ward, and -
ntly killed. She resided In the neighborhood ~
G the accident occurred. shem sISd
IGHT FIRE-Last evening between and 8 vtsf,
ok slight fire occurred In the dwelling M
Q, No. 2l3 Mervine street. The flames cove
lated from aHghted match in the hands OF 4lo
child, coming in contact With quantity Of
ing. "
tai REsULT.--James MenRhAn, aged sixty
, who was run over by a wagon, and had Vi