The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-25


in the same ward paraded with them.
HEARING OF THE R1orERs.-A hearing in
the case OF William H. Teal, Andrew Mcbride,
Daniel and William Price, and Charles Clifton,
charged with rioting at the fire on Sunday morn
ing, 18th inst, took place at the Central Station
yesterday afternoon. The following testimony
was elected =
Harvey Miner sworn-I was attending bar at
BOuvier's on the morning of tue fight know
Teal did not see him or Mcbride at the time
know Davis; do not remember seeing him at
the time; saw p9rsou getting beat.
Edward II. DAVIS sworn-A man came up and
struck me on the back part of the head; two or
three persons then dragged me INTO Bouuer'5
tavern; do not know who the men we're; alter
| they got me into the bar.room | was struck sew
eral times; looked around and saw Teal;
belong to the Weccacoe Fire Company; had no
equipments on at the time; do not know whether
Teal struck me or not; saw his arm raised: never
| said that Teal struck me with horse pistol
William b. Landon sworn-Was at the fire on
Sunday morning.; heard some one say that they
were trying to take our carriage; saw scufle;
| noticed man being beat; saw Teal; he had on
large wide brim hat; saw him beating Mr..
Davis in the doorway Of Bouvier's tavern: have
known him for six months; he is reputed to be
a member OF the ShIffler Hose Company.
James Carroll testhed that he was at the fire
on the morning OF the riot; found the Wecca
GOES carriage on lot near by; went into Bou-
vier's hotel; when he started to go out saw a
| tall man beating Mr.. Davis upon the head; saW
| no rioting before this; know MIR. Teal; do no:
recognize him as the person who was beating
Mr.. Davis; a rush was made towards the Wee
cacoI's carriage at the time the firing took
place.
Thomas Quaid testified that he was director of
the WecCacoe on the morning of the riot; he
went into Bouvier's tavern some men came in
and asked him for the horn; their names we're
Daniel and William Price; while going out OF
| the door he was hit; another, Mcbride, had a
revolver pointed at him; Clifton had one,
| which he snapped at witness
Clifton ordered him to be arrested; Mcbride
then got hold OF him, and took HIM before Alder
man LutZ Mcbride is q constable in the First
W8rd; be asked some one to go after police
man: Clifton went away, and returned with an
| officer; he and Mcbride took witness to South
| wark Hall: he had warrant for his arrest, told
him that he mad, for obtaining goods from
| tailor under false representation.
The magistrate said that Mcbride, Clifton, and
| the Prices had been held to answer at Court
| by Alderman Moore, upon similar charge
| preferred by complainant; he would discharge
Them, and hold Teal in $4,000 bail to answer.
| The NATIONAL ORPHANS HOMESTEAD
| AT GETTYSBURG. PA.-The following contnbd-
| tOns to this popular national charity are CRATE.
| fully acknowledged by Mr.. Peter Simons,
treasurer, No. 6l3 SAMSON street, Philadelphia
From Toledo, .0hio-Collection at meeting,
| S30'33; Nj L. Sabbath School, S25; II. S. Wal.
bridge King Brothers, Frank Drake, L. NJ.
| SkIdmore Richard Mott, each SO; CaTingto2
| & Casey, Babbltt e. Shaw, Crebbs & Benson,iD.
Smith, o. Lavelle, G. Hatch, NJ r. Waite J. r.
| Drummond, and eight others, each So; d. c.
Lebam, Thorn & Co., each So; F; Bnnd, D.
| Waterman, r. A. Bassett, j. W Detwell, G.
Sherwood DR.. D. B. spurgeon, H. D. 0lds,
Hugh McDoueall, and twenty others, each So;
H. Kiest, Charles Knox, j. R. Werney, A. Mad
DOCK E. H. Eddy, I. Daniels, B. F. Comstock,
G. Carnuff, William st. John, S. hopper, A. Gii-
ford, Charles Pratt, G. W. Fagur, ID. V. Edrale,
Mrs. G. Stahl, and sixty others, each 81; John
Smith, 80 cents; cash, Is cents. Total, SS26ls.
meeting, Sl7'26; George W. Reynolds, So; George
W; Persons, l. J. Thayer, H. Burritt, and SIX
others, each 81; 6. Norton, s. Coleman, j.
Sbepler, James S. Hill, II. Kenyon, William
John Moore, and twelve others, each, 81; p. c.
Baldwin, so cents; cash, rs cents. Total, S63 81
New York-Broadway Tabernacle (Congrega
| tional) Sabbath School, Sl26'35; Central Me
thodist Episcopal Church Sunday School, S125
Church of the Mediator (Episcopal) Sunday
School, $lll'70; Third Avenue Mission (Presby
terian) Sunday School, $50; University Plac
(Presbyterian) Church Sunday School, 800
Bedford Street (Methodlst Sunday School, ,$7S'3
Fifth avenue (Baptistl Church Sunday school
MadGn S9 HreS q BaP APT
byteriau) Sunday School, $50; Antioch (Bap
tlst) Church Sunday School, S25; FIFTH Avenu
reformed Dutch) Church Sunday School, $25
Fourth United (Presbyterian) Church Sunda
School, $27. Total, $877'95.
Philadelphia (additiouaD D-Archlbald Camp
bell, 500; j. t. L. & Bro, James Hogg, ST
Michaels Evangelical Lutheran Sabbath School
! Germantown, each $25; Parvin q Reeves, grC
= ceries, $50; Truman Shaw, hardware, $25; j
; B. Lppincott Co., books S25; W. A. Roln
carpet, $23'50; Charles Williams, hardware, SIG
t N. B. Thomas, tinware, Sl3'43; Howell & Bourke
wall paper, 81; d. Landreth & Son, churn 81
| Caufman q Co.. crockery, Sl4; Hopkins
McElveney, crockery, Sc; Hess. Rogers Co.
, lookingglasses, etc, $40; G: d. Thnm, brushes
7 etc., $40; X. Taylor, crockery. $3.50; Shoe
maker g. Co., white lead SIC: W. Evans, Jr
do, So. Total, $390'43. Whole included in ch!
2 list $l65S'77.
= PREsENTATIo was a gathering a
! the Hall Of the Republican Invlncibles last nigh
/ that was exceedingly pleasant and was largel
: attended. Spacious as is the hail. it failed t
! ! contain the numbers anxious to witness seen
Of special interest.
, The well-known artists, e. d G. Bense
. painted graJuitously for this patriotic Crganiza
! lion pair of large pictures, and also transps
) rency that will do duty in tOrchlight pIoces
\ | sons. Banner Company A, Captain Fraley
4 turned out last Saturday night one hundred ant
| thirty men, most Of whom were also present las
. evening.
2 One side OF the transparency contains beau
o tiful female figure, representing the State G
!: | Pennsylvania. On one side of her is Clvme
a | Hester, in seryile attitude presenting a scrol
II | inscribed my record" On the other sid
( | stands, in Union uniform, with drawn SWORD
r | upon a tattered flag of the traitors Genera
Geary. Over the head Of the female figure
:, the inscription, (Which man shall trust Z"
It Over the diverse is a fine comic picture, fu
y of artistic merit 1t represents creased pole
II Holster Clymer is endeayoring 10 climb il, an
@ | President johnson is represented as boostin
|: through without "histing" him at all towards il
V top. The presentation was enliyencd by apprt
t pirate speeches from Colonel McMichaeI, Pres
k dent Of the Inviucibles, and from Major Ca
@ hOun, OF Kentucky, now law student in Philt
e delphia.