The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-08

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vas knocked down near Walnut and Doal,
.trees, and robbed Of a gold watch and Sl5l Ia
money. Shortly aierVa ds, a. L ont aud q ,ioa
sree ., another mon was knocked down aud re-
| lieycu of yllulble gold wat'h. Ihc mt'tsr wa.
brought 10 the attention Of Lieutenant Samuel
| Go doy, of the Finn Ward IJuci, WHO knowing
| that lJ. OF New York thieves aud bl1ng.
| Jumpers w,rc iu tho ciy for election purposes,
| and were stOpp nc a. sevsru df-nrt,ry houses iu
| th lu ahty, dct,rm ned % make ~ s.mu'tiu'1ls
descent upon no whole lOt, DO order, ~ pusin'ct
| e secure The Williams who had CON nit dt1e o lt
| Wges vmpltncd OF. Accordingly, aDll. T.
| o'clock a descent vas mldn uppn house W. oll
] ryIutg, known ms the New Eugls1d House, tu
! Dock street, near Spruce. About uily persons
| were found ON TIE premises.
They were AN conveyed 10 the Central Station.
| and lucked up for the night. rnc ,erbcrvtsn1
! cent at The time lie hNi just letJ the bO to al
/ guc.t ui something 30 cl, aud iu Cyusy fuenc8
hls arrest was not m .dc Ht thil tine. The scene
| 40 the STA ion House was ono of musn vNs.t.-
! mcnt; some were cheering for Mcclellan, luN
| we're singing, aDd some wre crying. Iac
/ nauc7 of the party were a4 ipll'oHs.-
james Howard. william Lawn, In0m1s Wa
kirs John Ncgan, Charles Sanders, 81 prg1 Srlt,
! John Howard, John Connolly, james Plleu,
Henry POIlgu, pyles Eyre, 7. Liviug7t M, Tho las
! Duncga, Mary pDmur1y, Anna lIut, Wuitn
| ,ir, James Hague, James Dunn W, B3Ulm %
| +. Dunbar, Nat Brisry. Jumes DDvd, JD IN
Burk, Charles Bentley, William BwIeu, = ter
McDeyi,t, John Riley DCnnls VI CAN, NJ ry
Brown, Oander Banning, Anna Welsh Mirv
Brown, Anna Johnson, Mary Brown, Kate S1ilcr,
Kate Sdua, Arihen Brad,haw
Sergeant Broomall also made descent on
cellar ~ FRONT and Pine streets, aud twelve
men were arrested and taken 10 the Central a.
tion. These men are all believed TO bo bJunty-
Jumpers.
Tie police also visited two more dcus Ia the
| neghhorhOol OF Dock aud Spruce streets, and
| took into custody several other dsOrderly char
| aCttrs. Tie parties who were rOD1cd were una
"A rf,",IA trf hal
| a bearing this morning and were sent 70 prison.
| School ACCONNop NTIoEs.-rho necessity Of
| stil greater accommodations for school purposes
was shown yesterday, at the meo.ihg Of the lard
! Of School Controllers. THAI body have prepared
a memorial, to be sent 10 Councils at their next
| meeting, urging the passage Of the loan bill for
! the erection of new schools, on the gr1uu that
| large portion Of the buildings rented are utterly
| unit for the purpose. In evidence whereof tue
| Board state that schools are held in mluG-
| factories, ShantiCs, blSemcnts Jfchurrhes partly
! under ground, IN hose houses, engine houses,
! hook and LADDER houses and in al kinds Of pri-
yatc dwellings. In ono instance, sable has been
! converted into q sghuOl-hoUse; in another rspC-
| walk shed Ia, been parytOned oil intO division
! rOuHs; IN another case school Is dismissed on
the occasion Of hard rains in Cons,g uente Of the
q Cding OF an adjacent creek; Que school has
saudlUg pool in thG cellar TWO feet deep.
Many schools have no yards; many are
crow ded almost beyond human endurance. In
one school l2S pupils are forced int 4 small
room unable tu accommodate hllt the mum 1'r
with due regard % comfort and he rith. la llp-
| thcr school 800 pupils OF i've divisions are
! lamned INTO room y by ~ feet. Ia ono school
so ch ldEcn Occupy an attic. 10 another, 2iJ tro
/ crowded into a snge room, over glsi tcr's
! shop. In all ren cd bnildngS, with very few eX.
! CeptOns, the ceilings are low, the rooms uddly
! lighted, and are mi crihly y5nGi ed they are
| wIclcLcdly heated IN winter aud Oppres5lvclY
| hOt in summer. Ii Is indeed % rare tuing 90 ind
/ hIIllIinR a ~ n q.
| tOIt, or convenience There are CA,nS wh0ro
] children are seated on hllrs, ON COp Ut desks,
| and in cptWueys. The fOreB ing bur lG5Diy
Illustrate the utter upsuitlbentSs of m my Of our
| schools, and we can procure no botter acalmmD-
daitOns in Snah buildings rs we are compelled 70
Keep the children Of our citizens IN for Six hours
per day and with these ueli lent GcCDmmO1a-
iiOus about 5000 children who have u right 20 be
entered into our pubic SCHOOLS are aw .iLins
| admission.
Tnr GIRLS Htdu AND NonwGr SCuoo1.-At
meeting Of the Board OF school C ,ntrollers held
| yesterday, resolution was introduced, that the
interests OF the Girls High School req llrel IN ire
| should be a change OF PrinGipb anl that the
| Pr ncipll OF the same, Philip A. Greg r, be ltt0
that his services aTe di pensed with -im tnd nfter
the 3lst December. AFTER a long discussion tue
resolution was agreed % by 4 yo-g Of 10 " 8.
INCmAsE OF WAGES The workmen in the
Joiuers' Departments Of sbe philadglphil Navy
Yard baye just hld another increase Of wages
allotted them thr ugh tho eVer. iDns Of tile ls-
ter join or, Daniel Peiut lrhe wages nov ptidl lre
- 90 10 rStCass iOpers AMI ~ % - me sefnni l.
class. This is the second iueTGlss Ot wlses
eilc red in this Department Sin1e NJ. petits ap.
puiniment.
IMpORTANr DRCJsION-Alderman Beitler hay-
ing refused 70 issue certi ate OF appeal in a
case before him, beCluse the person taking th3
appeal Uonld not pay for a stamp 10 put on 1t he
was cited to appear before lhe Jlft ii Comm "a
Pleas. Aiter an argument, the CulrJ decided
thai the Alderman did rishr, and dismissed tle
case.
F0nFEITURE REWTIED-Taa Secretary Of the
Treasury has remlted the forfeiture in the case
Of the steamer Cycl Ds and cargo cr ifurst in
running out Of tie otk .ned port Of Cnarla3t
ON the ground thaJ the vessel oul cargo were tae
property Of q loyal citizen Of th South.
UNITED STATES HosPTtLs.-L st week 100
oldiers were admi bed into the United S-lcs
Hosptal5 m this department, maklng the wlnle
number 1852; GOO were turloJ5led, and 70
returned 10 duty,
OAbINATIoN.-Thi morning az The Trinity
Church soughwarE, tho Rsy. Moasrs Moore and
Shun wcrs ordained to the priesthood Tn5
serut was deliyCrod Jy the Rector, Rev. Daniel
WiNuIutne.
DEATH or A MILITARY OrrtCH The death
Of Captain +. II. Parker, Of Company b, tsh
Pennsylvania Cavalry, Is reported ~ the Officers
Hospital.
TO pu8ouAsr CtoruEq AT low PBroEa, make
o sol, u0 n nom unr stock OF tghuy.utUr G.runs We
iron IS 70 5G JT cid iags,,had i3 e6sSei Tor tai
aau gods de 10 der We hava sly ss s1es ard
suited WlEgLtdely JT trouble.
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