The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-20

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.--It seems strange
that men will never learn to be merc ul to their
beasts of burden, even when suffering then-
selves. At Callowhill and Ne w Market streets,
the passersby and the peo Die living IN the
DeiehboTbood we're very much ANNOYED aud
their feelings outraged by seeing brute beat
inc his poor RIP OF horse with club. The
man Q), Jacob Deimer by name, was engaged in
huckstering cucumbers, etc, about the streets,
in a small cart. His sorry.looking horse
was in terrible state of debility
beast could carry himself along, letting alone
the cart of vegetables. Deimer, who is q cripple,
walking with IL crutch, then beat the animal
with club until the bysanders intertered and
man Toand, and held in $500 bail TO answer the
charge OF cruelty to animals. There are abundant
chances to make score OF examples OF those
unieeling .wretches who are so much in the
habit of abusing hor-eHesh. They may be seen
in our streets any me OF dav.
DIsoRDERLIEs. = Mrs. Alice Newton
"keeps" an establishment at the corner of Gay
street and HamLton'3 alley. The visitors at
this house 9re numbered by the legion, and OF
late haveS been rather boisterous in tneir de-
meaDor LCth indoors and out. Thec are hard
drinkers and hard cases generally. For harbor.
ing such customers and disturbing the repose
of the Deigbhorhood generally, Alice was yester-
day brought before Alderman Ramsdale. The
magistrate concluded to detain her until she
could furnish $500 tail to keep the peace.
ThereUpon the unfortunate lady despatched
messenger for her daughter. The arrival OF the
latter caused the affair to take a rather melan-
choly turn, the daughter declaring that she was
respectable IN character, and would do nothing
towards keeping her mother out OF limbo, her
appropriate abiding place. SO Alice was trans
fprred to that locality. Joseph Good and AmelI.
Shaw, who we're found by the police in Mrs.
Newton's establishment, were each held in Sl00
bail to answer for their disreputable company.
BY LIGHTNING TO THE SEAsIDE.-The
Camden and Atlantic Railroad are now running
tive trains daily through to the seashore. The
lightning X!ress, which leaves this city at p.
NJ, makes the distance in two hours. When a
person can not only get out of the heat and tur
moil Of the city in two hours, but likewise
transport himself, body and soul, to the ocean
within that time, we Judge that If he does not
now and then embrace such an opportunity it
is because he is a misanthrope, who takes delight
in human misery, even though he himself be the
sufferer, or as mlser who boards up his coppers
for the indefinite benefit of his Ungrateiul pos.
terity. Atlantic City has acquired reputation
for cool and refreshing sea breezes which Is not
TO be gainsayed in such weather as this. Tickets
can be obtained at No. 82S Chestnut street, in the
Continental Hotel, and also at the office OF the
Local Express Company, No. 26 s. Fifth street,
or of the gentlemanly agent OF the Company,
Jchn G. Bryant, at Vine street wharf
OLD Doc TRAY OUT OF Hrs WTTs.-Or
Howard street, below Master, lives a VICIOUS
brute of the canine species. He bsrks, and
bites, and tears around in fashion that does
not suit the passers-Og. Sometimes he takes
hold Of their pantaloons. He has even been
known to run his teeth deeper, and leave their
imprints upon the feshy parts concealed
within. Altogether he is considered a
very naughty and disagreeable sort of a
beast. jacob Shoemaker owns him, and
persists in letting him live. For rhus upsettng
the feeling of security throughout the nele hbor.
hood. he (Jacob) was yesterday sent TO JAIL not
being able tn give a bond in the sum OF $500
that he would make his appearance when
wanted. What was done with the dog we know
not. If he is not dead dog by this time, there
is a screw loose somewhere probably in his
cOffin.