The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-10

JAMES II. FREEMAN's SALE OF SToCKs
AND REAL ESTATE, he'd at the Exchange at noon
to day, resulted rs folOws:--
Share Mercantile Library, S8.
Lease of Walnut street wharf, for time Of from
one to three years, no bid.
lhTee,stOry brick dwelling, No. 613 Lombard
street, clear of all incumbranoe, $3.50
lhreestorY brick dwelling, No lib South Fif-
teSnth street. subject TO mortgage OIL Si266 66,
Eve acres of meadow land, below Point Breeze,
Ihreestory brick dwelling. No. SO Almond street.
clear OF incumbrance, S175O bud withdrawn
dWo,stiory orck dwelling, No sl7 Iasker street,
Twostory brick dwelin0, No. 906 Atherton street,
clear OF lncumbrance, $1,000 bid withdrawn.
lwo'story brick dwelling No. 90o Atherton street,
clear OF incumbrance, $1,000 bid withdrawn
Lot 20 by 30 feet, on Amber street, south Of Allie.
gheny avenue, subject to a mortgage OF $500, $780,
story brick dive hng No. 3645 Walnut
street, clear Of incumbrance, $780,
Lease for 999 years from 1889 of four.story brick
oWelngs NO. 2O2 Franklin street, subject to ground
rent OF S264, S525O bid; withdrawn.
Lot, IL by % feet, at corner Of Washington and
hrIS hmOyamensng avenues containing two threet0 h
clear ofincumDrance, OF S2650
RESULTS OF GETTING INTO BAD Com
PANY Mr.. William NJ Barlow, member of the
bar, having business in New York put up at the st.
Nicholas Hotel. After attending the theatre last
Monday night, he stopped at Ellen Hatches' Con-
cert Saloon, on Broadway, and drank immoderately
oi wine at the rate of eight dollars per bottle.
oed, AT &c oclock Yesterday morning she sent him e
accompanying him thither until within block OF
the hotel, when she stopped the hack, got out and
Vamosed MIR. Barlow was carried into his room,
when it was found he had money to pay the hack
man. The night-cerk called a special detective 10
look over the case and they learned thai Mr.. Barlow
had lost gold watch valued at $780, 5000 in United
states leeai-tender notes, and gold pencil worth
twenty dollars.
The proper steps being immediately taken, Ellen
Hatch was arrested and the watch aud chain found
in her possession She refused to give them up. as
she claimed that she held them security tor S14
for the bottles of wine that Mr. Barlow had not paid
ner for She further stated that Barlow had ordered
seventeen bottles of WINE at her house.
AT the hearing which took place yesterday several
witnesses swore to the TACT that Mr. Barlow had
exhausted all his means in paying for fifteen bottles
or wine and had then given his watch and cham TO
the Keeper OF the saloon in security tor two bottles
more. Ellen Hatch was held to bail in two thou and
bail to anower at Court.
FRAUDULENT VOTING. The time-hon-
oDeyed, it appears, in some cases. and attempts
made to obey 1t in Others There were quite mum.
Der of arrests for this offen@e. Thomas Carey was
arrested at the polls at Front and Catharne streets
for an attempt at fraudulent voting in attempting
pass himself of for another man. He only sue.
ceeded in getting himself arrested, and held In
Sl6OO bail by Alderman Tittermary.
John Burk was arrested at Twelfth and jefferson
streets, for voting twice the same day. 1t alleged
that ne voted at the Fifth and Thirteenth Precincts
OF the Twentieth Ward. He had hearing before
Alderman Fitch who held him in $500.
George Emery and George Benners were arrested
at the polls, at Third and Brown streets, for
alleged attempt at illegal voting, when they
not entitled to the privilege They were held in
$1,000 each by Alderman Butler
BASE BALL.-A very interesting match of
base ball was played on the grounds OF the West
PHI adelphs Base Ball Club, between the MuncipaIs
and the members OF the Spartacus. The anne was
well played, and was witnessed by large number
OF spectators. The following is the score:-