The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-30

BCtleT upon .ho charge " keeping and ma ntun-
ing four low dan ing and dtorlery Jrin uug
houses, In Islingtyn lane, near Camp Cal
wnadtr.
these places arc ono story frame shan ie' and
ave he resort Of the most depntvrd W uen.
| DurcnR lakes place on twJ yvent gs Of s'b
| week and very afcrn,on. Srychn,ns " usky
| l. recall VI NJ the b r, and tlree ofthe -olii
| rt q mp Cauwriad ui.d from tho llcc., OF a.
| liquor ust week. These deus wer1 he s,u sc Z
nu' annoyance and trouble tn the OH ora 100
! charge Of Camp CadWAlnder, who " re unADlet0
| keep thr soldiers from ire iuenting N N.
| The women would hover brOun camp inil .
The soldiers 20 desert, aud, taking them 20 thair
shun les, there get IN. m s'upl1Cl with the pOi-
| ,us liquor, ana then ride ths,r p ,cSe 4. rle
| uu'saLc1 became uueuGuraD.c, ani iccDr i.ugly,
IN complaint Of the officers, his h1Iy tue
/ NJ or issued war; mt for the arrest OF the
! IrOI n tors and al found 10 t,o pi &c. rns
| warrant WIS y koed In the hands VI Sergeant
Cameron Ot the Twenty.dr Ward PIli,c.
Last evening about O'Clock, he, ia cDmpIny
| with 6eytTsl officers flom Camp Caiwaader, lnd
! a ont Two cOmp,ni Of 10 diers surround "a she
4 d,ns and took into custody the four prlprieJors
Rhd hity three other persOns-fOurteen Of Sh)m
W r. females. Al the tune Of the descent Us
whole parry were ON the dance ,or, whic is =
kind OF stock cVncern between she fOIr pro-
prietOrs.
The plans vera so finely executed that not a
Fiu, ie participant escaped. The pacty We
| pac In nulDie file, surrounded by police AMI
/ soldiers, and marched % Camp Ctd gahd5r.
Here hey were kept under guard until midnight.
NhsD they were again Tmed IN inc aud marched
/ uoSn Ridge road to Nln,h, aud dDwu Ninth TO
| c. esnut, thence TO the Central Station, where
they were locked up until the hearing tnis
NOR ing.
! The men and women together, as thcy were
mArcued through the mitdle of the street, sur
! founded by military guard, created considerable
! excitement, notwithstanding The la.enes' of the
! hour Ttis morning all hands were arraiguod
| before Police MIgi,tnte Boitler foe a hearing.
Sergeant Cameron testified that the chirhc cr
| Of the places was of the worst kind, beng the
resort Of the most depravei during night aud
| dpy. All sorts of obscene expressions were m Ide
| us, Of, aud the RrOsScst crimes INDUCED in.
One Of the defendants here stated that ne Was
| not proprietor, a. had been charged. He only
owned the shauty, and was about Ia or Ter To sec
| that II was not u, mOlished.
The sergeant further stated that tws dous were
| known as the hCCl, Han or C1t gala Ter House !;
one rs The Sodior,' Happy HJmoi and anOsher
| A. the AetAmoTa Huuse.
OhiCer Wuie also te,ded as 50 the bad cha
| rae or n the pla 'es. The women are constantly
! Intoxicated, and only last week he found won n
| on the lot In bca,ty state Of intOXicatio1. He
! cOhy yed her TO the sta ion house, wnero sue
| went 10 cunyu slOns caused by the pDlsoaOus
| liqu'r " hich she had been drinking. lie also
| t1upd another IN the same coudinou about three
/ " * Buce.
Lieutenant Theo. suyder, one of the officers al
! Camp CpdwaladeT, tesllhei that fights g3re Of
! frequent occu renee, aud that dhnciug was kept
| up uLtil two and three O'clock in tho ~ lrniug
| The Women get drank and induce the soldiers TO
| deteri. Within the last two weeks three men
have died from the effects Of hquOr Obtained
tlere
Captain Edward Z. Ncwberry, also one OF the
officers Of tho camp, testified to the flct that
ih 50 very women were the cause OF constant
The females who were arrested gave the names
OF Mary Ann McNauu', K lte Knorr, Nary
Smhh, CIala Hopkins, Ma Moore, Kate Dtysn-
Myer, Jane Tonlin, EliLA)eth Nelson, Ellen
! Homi ton, Hannah Murray, and Emma Hlnklc.
Thy w.Te Oh con mite TO prison.
Among the males who were arrested more
| than OLc-half we're soldiers belonging T. Camp
Cnrwsltdcr Th,se w-ro rcturned into tue
! cusudy Gf he mill ary AuthOritie' rhero were
| also several sOlditrs VINO bad no plss1a aud ware
hupded oVer to ths PcoyoI Marshal. Tae
civiliars we're committed TO prison
SLEEPIEG CARs.-All travellers will hail with
deight the dnwniDg Of that erl when sleeping
Stars shall be introduced al rrAilro ,ds from
4 one extent Of the country to the o her. Tle l1p
tun OF such system wOuld save travellers N irh
los OF time aud annoy auce in stopping oS Knight,
while ON a journey. We see th It the New J1r,c,
C,nual Railroad have placed number OF nOV
sleeping cars upon its route. Those cara enbr, e
several new fya'ure', making thom the most per-
feet and elegant now In use. They are tDJu. nine
| feet wide and ten feet high from the tlol' - he
roof. The cars are divided into sill cOmOlr'-
mepts, SiX feet long, containing four s-'ats when
not used for sleeping The backs OF the Sotts lrs
turned down at night, filling the space bot yean
the Two seats, thus forming aspiring mattress
wide enough for two persons. Tho ned is tnen
made up, forming as comfortable resting place
us can be secured IN a no el Above this are wv ,
single berihs. The curtains are of the hnest
damask, giving ca h ber h all desirable privl,y.
There are also several staterooms in oA;h car,
which accnmm date two persons, and are en-
closed With finely polished maple, with "a
sdIg door. Each cmpartm nt is furnished
WI looking glass, and each cur with m rbl.-
top wash stand. The painting and gildlaS has
been uone with Il view OF making the cars the
| hBudsOmest In use. They are venuilet by
means Of an apparatus placed on the 70 u,
through which a current Of air passes down pipes
placed between the inner and outer shehhing of
the sides, aud distributed through the compTt'
| ments by means of sma registers. The dust ~
sspiroted from the mir by means OF small tanSs
II led with water, over which the air passes. The
cars are heated by u patent process, Oy means OF
which hot air passes through hues along ne
sides, with small registers Ia each conpAriment,
30 that the occupants OF each can regulate the
temperature 10 suit themselves.
+ All ABOUT THE "RHAIL DE PARIs."-The skin
eramel called email de Paris" will oftctullly
remove all ian and dscOoratons of the skin,
whether from the sun or from sea air and is
therefore invaluable for restoring the vitality and
healthiness OF the skin, impaired by disease, by
exposure, or by rapid changes Of temperature.
The "kInal dc Paris" j. the only genuine
! enamcling preparation introduced into the
United States. Eugene Jouin, No. IL Tenth
,u,or below Chesuut, is tho only agent for
lEmuil dc Paris In this city.
INCREAsH OF WAGEs.-A meeting Of journey
men taors was held at National Guards II al,
yesterday. with q view Of Obtaining an increase Of
wugrs RESOLUTIONS were aiOp'ed and commit
tees appointed, who will report az subsequent
mCetng.
RETURN OF RR0INENT. The S2d Peunsyl'
yana Volunteers, Colonel j. c. Blssott, is eX-
pectcd 10 return from the seat Of war on the tth
proNlmo. Preparations are being made 70 give
Them It handsome reception.
HARD BEDs.-While at the Watering-p!ace'
sleeping on miserable hard beds, let 1t remind
vou to get your old mattresses done over in town
at W. Henry Patterns No. 1903 Chesnut street.
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