The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-23

THOMAS g. Sons SALE OF STOCKS AND
REAL EsTATE.-The following stocks and sal
estate were sold at IL O'Clock noon, at the
Philadelphia Exchange;-
20 shares Lewis Gold Mining Company, 10 cents
20 shares American Inorustation Company. Not
sold; 500 bid.
share in the Mercantile Library, ss.
l share Point Breeze PARK Association, e105.
Two fouT.story brick stores, Nos. 426 and 42S Mar
ket street; $50 200 bid not sold
Country seat and iarm, known as Hilton" 100
acres, on the Verree road 10 miles from the clty,
near the Fox Chase. Also, tenant house, two stone
Four,story brick residence, with stable and coach
B6so9se; sixth street opposite Washington square,
lhree.story brick dwelling, Thompson street, east
Lot Of ground, Green street. Tweuty-fourth Ward,
Six brick dwellings. Laurel street, between Front
and Second streets S3050
Three-stOry brick store, NO. 1924 Chesnut street,
S33,200.
Ground rent, s160 year.
Three story brick dwelling No. 1418 Shippen
street, with athree-story stone and brick dwelling
Modern three story brick dwelling southeast cor.
ner of Seventeenth and Mount Vernon streets; SS6OO
bid; not sold.
lhree.stOry brick dwelling No. sas South twenty.
first street.
Four-story brick dwelling, No. 1872 Wood street.
Ihree.storY brick on eng, No 3lS Garden street.
1hree-story bnck dwelhng, Washington court,
Modern thr Q story brick residence No 827 South
Filth street, above Pine, with stable and coach.
house in the rear on Griscom street. S7400
lhree-stoIy bIick dwelling, No. 1906 North Sixth
street.
Building lot, acres, Gray's lane and Race street,
Twenty fourth Ward.
, Factory, Wall street, between Sixth and Seventh
and Christian and Catherine streets.
Brick dwelling southeast corner Of Nineteenth
and i've streets.
building lot Dauphin street west of Coral
Two dwellings, Nos. 826 and 1923 Du ian street,
between Fifteenth and sixteenth streets and Spruce
Reaidence, No 1913 Spruce street, west OF
Eiphteenth street S16 900.
Residence, No 1880 Mount Vernon street, west of
Sixteenth street, 265 feet front
Residence, No. 2l07 spriug Garden street; $11 200
bid; not sold.
BISHOP VAIL, OF KANsAs.-The Right
Rev. Bishop Vail of Kansas, arrived in this city
from the West this morning. He reports very
prosperous year in Kansas, good business, abun-
dant crops, and very heavy immigration to the
State. The progress of building the Pacific Rail-
road through the centre of the State, up the
Kansas and Smoky Hill Valleys, is leading to
great activity 10 settlements, the purchase of
lands by actual settlers, the taking OF home
seads under the general Homestead Law, and
the building up OF new villages and towns.
There ale numerous calls in his diocese for the
establishment OF churches, exceeding by far the
number of ministers qualified to take charge of
them, and opening fine field for men whose
missionary zeal Is equal to the labors and hard
ships OF frontier lite.
time at the East, on business connected with
the welfare of his diocese. The people of Kansas
are extremely fortunate in the location among
them OF the public.suirited, libeI eIaLminded, able
and evangelical minister of Christ.
A DISHONEST ROOMMATE. - Th lmas
johnson was guilty OF All act of meanness
towards his roommate that will probably cost
him rather dearly. He and another man named
Mr.. Thompson boarded together at house at
Eighteenth and Market streets. He was lying
down in his room the other evening, in sort OF
half asleep half awake condition, when he be-
came conscious of another man being in the
room, and by-and-by he heard the other man get
at his clothes, which he had laid near by, and
commence fumbling over the pockets. He
Jumped up and caught Johnson In the very act
of rihing his pocketbook, from which he had
taken seven dollars when interrupted. Johnson
was handed over to the police authorities, aud
was conducted to Alderman Jones' office. After
a hearing before that gentleman, he was held in
$500 bail to answer the charge of larceny.
A FREE FIGHT.-John Burk and John
Jordan were arrested on a charge OF rioting last
night. It appears that these two belligerents
had stopped at a place in Cherry street, near
party of quiet citizens who happened to be un-
fortunate enough tC be in that vicinity. One of
the latter was knocked down, and received a
fearful cash over the eye from violent kick.
1t was, In fact, regular free tight, in the ap-
proved "plug-ugly" style. Burk and Jordan
were arrested, and had hearing before Alder
man Godbou. The result of the hearing was
that the two rioters were held to bail in the sum
OF $1,000 to answer.
A YOUNG SCAMP.-A young lad only
fourteen years old was detected in cellar
under grocery store at Thirteenth and Wharton
streets, stow ed away with an evident intention
to commit a robbery. He gave the name OF
Marshall Quinton, and was only fourteen years
old. The proprietor of the store discovered
him hid away behind some boxes, and handed
him over tn The nolice. &c had entered, it is
alleged, Tor the ostepsible purpose of begging,
and taking advantage when no one was OBJ
serving him, he slipped past into the cellar. He
had bearing before Alderman LutZ, who CON-
mltted him in default OF $500 to answer the
charge of misdemeanor in entering a house
with felonious intent.
A MIsCHIEvoUs QUARThTTE.-F Four
children giving the names of Susan, Mary,
Sarah, and John Dolan, we're all arrested on the
charge of one of the neighbors for malicious
mischief. 1t appears that the youngsters in
question had taken grudge against person
living in the neighborhood OF York street and
Gunner's run, in q place known as "hat-iron
row." and have vented their ire by throwing
several stones through the windows of said
house, to the great detriment of the glazing
Complaint being made against the m1schievous
urchlns they were all arrested, and bad hear
ing before Alderman Clouds, who held them in
$500 bail each TO appear at court.
A REGISTERING CogPLE.-Isaac and Nettie
Cummings are bellieeTent couple. 1t is said
that they are quite of the pugiistc persuasion,
and are in the habit OF causing disturbances.
About half an hour after midnight this morn
ing, the devoted pair went to disorderly house
at Second and Margaretta streets, and whilst
there got into a sort OF cross between n
skirmish and free fight. Whilst the row was
Going on, small boy was unfortunate enough
to get beating Isaac and his better ~ halt
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