The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-11

City TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIoN.-A
city society is about being formed for the pro.
motion OF the temperance cause, IN winch all
are invited to participate. In view of the terri
BILE inroads which the rum traffic is making in
our midst, all who are favorable to such
movement are cordially invited to attend the
meeting, which Is to be held at No. 1910 Chestnut
street, tomorrow (Ehursdayl at 81 P. NJ
WAITS OF HUMAN1TY.-About 6 o'clock
this morning male child, apparently five days
old, was found on the steps OF the Orphans
Asylum, Seventh and Spruce streets. The found.
ling was sent to the Almshouse
Another child was discovered at an early hour
this morning on the steps of house in South
street, below Thlrteenth. 1t was provided for.
DETERMINED ON SUICIDE,--A Mrs. Wilson,
aged about fifty years, and who resides on Wash
ington street, below Tenth, committed suicide
last evening by taking arsenic. physician
was called In as soon as the discovery was made,
but no aid could be rendered. The deceased has
made four different attempts at suicide. The
cause is said to be domestic difficulty.
A FENIAN RUPTURE.-rhe Fenian Bro.
therhood are not unit. Mr.. John Hasson has
resigned his position as Centre of the Phiadel-
phia Circle. O'Mahony, Roberts, and Wynne
are still IN Office, and as far as we know are
Stephens. ii is believed, viii give strength and
activity 10 the movement.
SERIOUS ILLNESS Mr.. j. B. Nagle, one
of Philadelphia's most noted artists, is lying
dangerously i'll at his residence in this city. He
is one of the old school of painters, coutempo
rary with Sully and Peale, and his dangerous
condition will be matter OF regret to his hume
Tous admirers.
A WIFE STARS HER HUsBAND-Last
night about 10 O'Clock, man who resides at the
s. E. corner of Ninth and Shippen streets had
quarrel with his wife, during the progress of
which she cut her husband severely with a
knife. The wounded man was conveyed to the
Hospital.
ATTEMPTED TO ROB A DRUG STORE
Charles Budd, colored, was arrested last evening
charged with attempting to rob drug store,
at Ninth and Lombard streets, by opening q
window. 1t is stated that the prisoner has made
other attempts OF the kind IN the neigh5orhood.
A Row AND SrABB1Na CAsE.--About
halfpast 10 o'clock last night 70 v took place
in the neighborhoOd of Eighth and Shippen
streets, between party OF men, during the pro
gress oil which man named McAnister was
severely cut by colored man.
FELL DEAD.-This morning about o'clock
man named Henry Gordon, while engaged in
his usual daily aVoCations at Swanson and
Almond Streets fell dead. The deceased was
taken to his residence No. ll5 Federal street.
The FAIR AT NATIONAL. GUARDS HALL
The following is the vote for the Base Ball i'm
plements at st. Augusun's Fair:-Central, 838
Vigilant, 756; Neptune, 686.
DANGERS OF DIFFERENT TRADEs.-
The blacksmith's guilt we must forgive,
Who without forging cannot live;
A printer may Of famine die
Beside the hugest mess ofpi;
And the shoemakeT's risks appal
Whose work in peril puts his a0Ij
But 1t Is proved an easy task
TO furnish just the thing they ask,
And at the lowest rates, to those
Who seek the Tower for frst-cass ClothesI
Our stock of Clothing Is the largest and M Is com
pete IN this city, surpassed by none iR ldtejI style,
end ~ and SOd al prices guaranteed tot1er than e
1OSpest TOWER HALL,
No, bl0 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co.