The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-19

10. Noon, o.. One i. NJ, 81. Wind, N. ". W.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, SrooKs, Erc.-The
following real estate, etc, we're sold At auction
to-day, at the Philadelphia Exchange, by Jamcs
A. Freeman
70 shares sto,k (common) Huntington and Broad TOP
h99i'6.Hd Company; go por share,
Two shares Stock in the Remington and oxford Turn
Dw,nag 70 aio ES,6sfni street, 10; IS by 80 feet,
TITO lot Of igrould and seven brick dwellings thereon
Sergeant street Tenth ward fG by 90 feet, clear, 0)D
| Washn. ton avenue, liii b ,, i,ct clear, $3.50.
Two story brick dwelling, No. 1923 Cha.ouc stleet, rs
The story brick residence, No. 80 Franklin street AMI
lo ~ BY III ot, subject TO $50 per anlum ground ron
Groand rent Of $500 per aunnm out of lot with I'm
proy'mcnts Crown street, between Race and Vine aeets,
Store and dwelling soalhwe,t corner Of Eighth anl Lo
A two story brick dwelling shop, Sc northeast corEar
Of Gaden ana Mob streets, No 82j 10 feet by &c feet
wo.s,oy brick dwelling and lot No. slo Noble street,
| 4 two-story prick cottage, No. I'LL NJ Eleventh
! street, 10 teet by llt Zoo, clerlsll5O
three story br ck dwelling, 40 ii2l Front street.
above Jeherson 20 By 45 teeti subject to $40 ground
Tie three story brick dwelling and once, Nos s and
$50 Fourth stree between Brown an P1plAr reetl
800 So 10 to school street SUI" to 80 ground rent
.1s acres Of Goa Lands, nroad Top Roaon, asiforI
tract Of ll7 acres aud - 9orahrs 4 lana, BrIi TOP
tracr 9ucres and III pcrches nn1 allowl1Ge, al
| joining, belonging 10 The snwe es'a'c, $40
PoLITIoAL.-A large audience assembled last
night at Concert Hall, to listen to the a dresses
Of John Hubbard, Esq, Of Delaware county, and
Thomas NJ. Coleman, Esq of this city, j. Il.
! Fry, ESQ, presided, and Mr.. B rgcr entertained
| the audience with national songs.
Charles T.. Lex, Esq, will spelk at the sam
| place this evening IL is only necessary u make
this announcement 10 secure q crowded house,
J Mr.. Lexis patriotism and ability being well known
| in this city.
Major Harry White held a lsvce last night, at
| the rooms Of the Union Campaign Club. H3
addressed his soldier friends on his experience AZ
! the Hotel dc LIBBY. Major Whites confinement
| there was the cause OF tho non-OrSlnl ttion OF
| the State Senate for two m lnihs, las, winter.
| A Lincoln and johnson flag was thrbwn 70 tho
breeze last evening, at the corner OF Hutchinson
street and Girard avenue, amidst great en-
| thuSiasm.
Governor Piepont, Of Virginia, and General
Lamott, OF Delaware, will address the citizens Of
! Camden this evening, nc the Court House.
The PoLICE.-This morning the police returns
were barren of all items of interest. There is
quite a dearlh in police news at the present time
The city, thanks to the police department, quiet
| and orderly. The only eases OF note reported
/ this morning were the fol0ying:-
Matilda Johnson, colored, arrested at Twenty
second aud Market streets for the larceny Of
| clothing.
! Eliza Williams and Eliza Walton, both colorod,
aud residing at Sixth and Bedford streets, we're
| arrested upon q similar charge. hter having
| obtained the plundGr, one Of the thieves robbed
| the other Of her share. The dissatisfied party
! complained too loud, the police he rd OF the
| theft, and both were arrested.
| Michael PRIMER was arragncd this morning
| before Alderman Toaud, charged with passing
| counterfeit tifty.cen fractional currency lie
| had passed several, and had about twenty in his
! POSSE ssiOu when arrested, He was cOmmitted in
default Of $1,000 bail.
| Numerous assault and battery cases Of no pub
| lie interest whatever were also reported.
Fatal TERMINATION oF A Row.-This morn
ing the man named Williams, who was stabbed
on Saturday evening last, during row at lager
| beer saloon, at the southwest corner Of Eighth
| and Christian streets, died. hght occurred
| among q party OF those cOngregated IN the saooni
during which Williams was stabbed. ne "l3
conveyed to his residence, NO l5ll Bedford
| street, where he fingered until thls morning. Inc
| Coroner was notified 10 investigate the m ltter.
IL seems that the saloon is kept by an Italian,
| and IL a resort for that class OF people. Last
| Saturday night two OF the Italians 8ot into row,
| when a third one interfered, and attempted TO
! make peace. The latter finally became eXaspe-
rated and secured gun and threatened 70 shoot.
One of the Italians drew knife and made
thrust at the third party, who Jumped asloe AN, ana
| the weapon was thrust into the stomach Oh WI
| liams The deceased was a car-driyer, aud was
| a quiet and inofiensiye man.
| SICK AND WOUNDED SoLDIERs.-Last evening,
$50 wounded soldiers arrived in train from
Baltimore. They were properly cared for by DR..
| Kenderdine, the Medical Director OF Transporta-
| ton, and are to be removed 10 the Chesnut HUI
| Hospital. The only Pennsylvanians In the lot
| were W. j. Burns, Co. X, l4th Cayalryi David
| Campbell X l39th Regiment, and Fred. Staley,
| X, 18TH Regiment.
ALDKRMRN's FNEs.--Aldermen Plankinton,
Clouds, Welding, and Pancoast are the only
magistrates who have complied with the law
requiring them TO hand over 10 the City treasurer
| monthly, the amount OF fines and penalties re-
ceiyed by them.
FUNERAL OF MAJOR GENERAL BrRNRY.-We
are pleased TO learn that the City Troop, and
Companies A and I of the Gray Reserve Regi.
ment, will form part Of the funeral escort Of the
late Major General Birney on Friday next.
SUICIDE by soLDIER-A soldier named
| Remick Getting hung himself in the guard house
| Yesterday where he was confined on the charge
Of carrying concealed deadly weapons.
CRY TAXES. - The sum of RlS ,l55'2i wa
received last week from taxes. This Is Very
small. After November aPenaliy OF 'hree POI
cent will be added 20 all unpaid bills.
Arm BROKEN. James Hagan' a lad' wa
admitted into the hospital yesterday with frac
| tuTed Arn, caused by fAlL