The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-16
CITY INTELLI NOE
For Additional City Intelligence see Third Page.

THE ODD FELLows.-The Grand Lodge
Of Pennsylvania conInued its session yesteruay
afternoon large number OF Past Grands were
admitted as new members, and the attendance of
| representatives was unusually 'arge.
Charters for tour new Lodges were granted, one Of
which will be located In this city, to work in the
tation of Vigllant Lodge. No 155 will attend in a
body the Grafton by James N'cholson. on the
to be delivered at the Academy OF Music thus even.
| ing The following officers were declared elected
| for the ensuing year,
germantown; W. u. Grand NJ !ster, Richard
Watson, No 1913. Doylestown; R, W, Grand War
| den, Peter B Long, OF No 389 Philadelphia; r. ".
GIano Secretary, William Curtis, OF No 28 Phiia-
! delphia; X W. Grand Treasurer, NJ Richards
Muckle, of No. 46 Philadelphia; u Rep. G. L. U.
| s., A. Lamberon, OF 100 Harr rsburg.
These officers were duly installed INTO office this
This evening She members OF the Grand Lodge
Grand Encampment, and number of subordinate
Lodges will meet at the Hail. North Sixth street,
Band, will move to the AcacemY of Mus c. TO attend
the celebration there. Some OF the Lodges wlll
members Of the Order expected to be present on the
stage are M; w Grand Sire, L Veatch of Ms
Ohio; M. W. Past Grana Sire $ 'R Escays' Of Of
Maryland; M. W Past Grand Master. Hon. Schuy-
leT Coltax, of Indiana, and score of Past Grand
Masters OF Pennsylvania and adjoining States
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
-Theodore RhemhaUlter arrested last evening
by Ofhcer LIE brich the charge of committing an
assault and battery on another man. When the Off
Ger approached him, Rheinhaulter who rs German
showed disposition to offer resistance; but he was
soon overcome BY the officer and taken to the Office
OF alderman Ioland, who committed HIM to answer
for the alleged ohense in default OF the sum OF $500
bail. ..
William Pronis, native of Ireland residing at
Front and Green streets, was arrested bY Officer
Myers at Caowhill street wharf on a similar
charge He was held to answer in the sum of
$500 bail
STEALING Observation-Disclosures Brian,
at Rialto House. stole gold watch and chain from
a lady who was passing through the building His
man9uvres were watched by some oil the persons
present, who caused his arrest. hen taken to rhe
lookup his pockets we're examined In one of which
found the stolen property. The accused is sald
to have jumped the bounty during the war. He
will have hearing this afternoon for the alleged
Ofense.
The MORE WE write with the Carbonized
Pen the better we are pleased with it. 1t is GER
talniy the best artic of the kind we have used
teiDg free fIom the disagreeable spattering which
steel pens are generally subject to, and they the
only pen that we have used that will not corrode
with Arnold's writing fund. We can cheertully re.
commend 1t TO our commercial friends Albany
EUelltRg journal.
HIS CoNDITIoN.-Mr. Birkinbine. of the
Wafer Department, who made a narrow v escaue from
drowning last evening at FaIrmount Park, while
plu Ring O. water main, was somewhat better this
morning. The sufferer was severely cut IN the head
with sharp sone and injured in the hlo The bal
ance OF the persons who were engaged with HIM at
the Time, and WHO were injured are doing well.
A STRANGE DRlVE.-MattheW =. Smith
was arrested Yesterday Afternoon on the charge of
driving into house AZ Second and Girard avenue
and breaking one OF the wheels of rhe vehicle Off
Ger Wie0and took Smith In charge. Alderman vii.
klns, b' fore whom he tinken. on hearing the
eVdeDce in the case held Matthew to answer IN the
sum Of $500 bail
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.-An attempt was
made last night rob the willow. ware manufacCory
OF Norman Keen The thieves, after trVipg TO
bore through wall, found heir attempts fruitless
1t being of considerable thickness thus resisting
their efforts. A bit with whcl they had endeaVored
to work their way, was found near the spot rhey
finally lett without securing any booty. t-,.
WIFE BEATEN.-Henry Springer, residing
at No l7l5 MeTVine street arrested last evening
on The charge OF beating his wife. The officer who
look him IN custody escorted HIM TO the office of
Alderman Halnes who, after hearing the evidence,
held him l $500 bail to answer for his unmanly
conOuet.
COTToN MILL ON FIRE.-The alarm of fire
tins morning, about II O'Clock, was caused by the
burning OF the Dcker-room of the Globe Cotton Mill
on Germantown road, below Girard avenue The
pickeT-room was occupied by BeIkhead s. Co. loss
5000. John Wilkinson occupied the lOW floor
His cellar was damaged by water to the amount OF
$ICO The tTe was caused by friction
LAW ADDREss.-Hon. William s. Pierce.
Justice OF the Court of Common Pleas will deliver
the annual address before the Law Academy of Phi.
ladephia. at o'clock this evening" in the District