The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-19

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A MIXED-up SUIr-This morning m,Xed-Ip
suit was heard before Alderman Welding 1t
seems that the dwelling No. 23l North Front
street, is occupied by three or four different
families. Last night the whole party got n-
yolvCd in a general row. Some of the parties
were badly injured, especially about the head.
The whole parry, some i've or six, were arrested
and locked up until this morning. One OF the
prisoners, Christian FuOry, vas held 70 answer
the charge of assault and battery. Christians
wife then, in turn, preferred charge against her
husbands aCCusers, and they, in turn, were bound
over to answer at court.
LAFAYETTE CoLLEGE.--We would call attention
to the meeting tonight in Rev. Mr.. Crowelrs
church, Broad street, below Market, in behalf OF
founder Of the Institution, Governor Pollock,
President of the Board of Trust ,es and President
Cattell, will address the meeting. The College
has recently been the re ipient Of some munLiCent
donations from the members of the large and
wealthy denomination TO which il belongs and it
is proposed 10 increase its efficiency by tur.her
addition to lis endowment.
CAUCUS NOMINATIoNs.-Th Republican MEM
bers OF Common Council have made the following
caucus nominations
President William S. Stokley.
ChIei Clerk, JOHN Eckstein.
Assistant CLERK, Abraham Stewart.
Messengers, James Himmermanj Charles W.
CARPENTER
MIR. Sfokely the nOmine, for President, Is well
verscd in parliamentary rules, and will make an
admirable presiding Off 'er. Mr.. Eckstein having
been r member Of Councils is thoroughly aC-
qEaintCd with the duties Of his office, aud there
(, no uOubt but that they will he faithfully dis.
charged. Both of the selections we're excellent
and give universal satisfaction.
CITY MoBTBIrTY During. the past week 3lG
deaths were reported at the Office Of the Board OF
Health. OF this number lij were males, III
f,males; boys, lOl; girls, 81. The deaths and
intcTments Of soldiers were 22. The least number
Of deaths, f. is reported from the Fourteenth
War;, ana the greatest number, 80, from the
Twenty fourth Ward.
CHARGED WITH BuRGLARY.-This morning,
William Kecly and James Bur5 we're both com
mtte1 by Alderman PIrchel in default of 5000
bail, 10 answer the charge Of burglary. Tney
were arrested at Tenth and South streets.
SNGULAR.-This morning the Coroner was
notified 70 hold an inquest upon the BODY of a
dead infant found lying in the Lafayette Gene
tCfy.
"WHAT EyEHyRouY SAYS Must De TRUE."-
It is doubted that ;hora several sewng machines
ex ant that te better han none yet there Is wide
difference between what regarded" Srst-ca's which
any one will appreciate by examining and comparing.
For some months past the praises Of the celebrated
"Foltnce mnchine sold ~ No 6j Chesnut street have
been upon almost every tongue and Is very that
these cucomiums not without foundation. The
F oonce" performs a that any other sewing machice
e'ea mptod performs more neatly and with less labor
every one Is provided with a Barnum Selcsewcr fee OF
charge and sold with guarantee 70 give perfect satsc-