The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-28

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warmth, and clearness OF the morning light
among the mountains are surprisingly line.
TO the Rhigi, favorite point Of view with
tourists. $1,000. No. GO, Moonlight near
Calai,," by Herzog, Berlin, S4lO. No ri, "The
Broken Pipe" by JeniOerg, Dusseldorf S22O.
No. 81, View OF the Tyrol," by w. Branden-
burg Dusseldorf, s2lO. No 80, Coast OF Sche-
Dusseldorf 500. No. s. The Young Glen 14S
by II. Won Leben, Brussels, $500 No 30, "The
Music Lesson" by Alexander Van Hamme,
MI Scott holds his second sale this evening,
When those who were not fortunate enough TO
obtain any of the beautiful works of art last
evening can have another chance.
ARRESTED FOR STEALING MATER1AL.-Edward
BrannaD, young man nineteen years of age,
was arrested last evening at Twenty-thi and
1t is alleged that he stole a lot OF rope, seme
brass and lead pipe, etc., from Mr.. Harris dour
mill. near Fairmount, and sold them tc junk
shop in the neighborhood' The proprietor of
the latter, suspecting the articles to be stolen,
reported the matter to Mr.. Harris, who had
Brannan arrested He had hearing before
Alderman Hutchinson, and was held for fur
ther hearing TO answer the charge of suspicion.
OF larceny
STEALING BRooMs.-Yesterday afternoon a
man by the name of Jefferson Ely was arrested
at Delaware avenue and Vine street. on sus-
picion of larceny. When arrested he had with
him dozen new brooms, which he could not
give good account Of Jefferson is said to be a
bad character, and has been guilty of little
ecceniricties of character in other days. He
udu a uedTlnB DelOGc Aluefnla0 roland on the
charge OF suspicion OF larceny OF the brooms,
and was committed in default of bail to answer
The owner can obtain the stolen articles by call
ing upon Lieutenant Edgar, at the Harbor
Police Station. Front and Noble streets.
A LARGE HAUL OF LoUNeERs some
time past citizens in the neighborhood of Els
worth and Leon streets have been seriously
annoyed by the conduct of party of loungers
who congregate around that corner. They
insult passers by, and frequently endanger
them by the reckless throwing OF stones and
M loci ton linr do aSt1.
round of the party last evening and captured
nine of them. They had hearing before
Alderman Lutz and were committed in default
of bail to answer. The authorities are deter
mined to put stop to these lawless gatherings.
SUSPECTED OF BURGLARY.-About 2 o'clock
this morning officer Mccullough found colored
man tryiEgto get into houses in the neighbor-
hood of seventh and Bedford streets After
seeing him try several cellar DOORS the officer
arrested him and took him to the Station
House. He gave the name Of John Cornish,
and, when searched, a large billy was found
upon him. He had hearing before Alderman
Tittermary this morning, and was committed
to answer the charges.of carrying concealed
deadly weapons and suspicion Of burglary.
AssAULTING AN OFFICER.-At a very early
hour Officer Morgan attempted to arrest a man
named James McClain, at Twenty-third and
manner. Instead of gracefully submitting to
the strong arm of the law, McClain resisted,
finally taken in charge, and deposited safely in
the Station House. He had hearing before
Alderman Hutchinson, who held him in $500
bail to answer the charge Of assault and bat
terry upon an officer.
THE BOARD FOR INSPECTING LEAGUE ISLAND
The Board appointed by the President Of the
United States, under the authority of the act OF
CONGRESS approved February lS, 1867, to consider
the propriety Of accepting League Island and
adjacent propertysaud rights from thel city oi
Philadelphia, for naval purposes, VIII convene
in this city, at the Con iinental Hotel, on next
Tuesday morning, April ID, preparatory tC
making a personal inspection OF the ground
The Board is composed OF Rear-Admiral Davis
anu others'
INTERESTING TO THE LADIEs.-To-day will be
quite an important one among the votaries OF
fashion, Wood IL Cary opened to-day theil
spring styles of bonnets, OF the newest modes
from Paris. They have some extremely beau
titul specimens OF perfect loves Of bonnetS, thai
would raise feeling OF ecstacy in the hearts o
some of our young ladies. AS a general thing
the styles are very little different from thos
now in vogue, but Of course better adapted u
the season.
RoBBING RAILROAD DBPoT.-Some tim
since a canvas tent and a crowbar were stoleI
Railroad tCompany. Suspicion fell upon Pa
trick Sullivan, who had been about the place a
the time the articles were missed, and he wa
arrested Yesterday afternoon at Front and Viii
low streets. lie had hearing before Alderman
Toland, and was committed in default OF bal
~ 10 answer the charge OF s9splclon OF larceny
INSULTING LADIES IN THE STREET.-A coupl
of Young fellows, aged fifteen years each, wer
orrested Yesterday afternoon, at Sixth an
Cbesnut Streets on the charge of grossly in
sulting ladies as they passed TneiT conduGi DUO
thkIn in charge, and took them before Aldel
man Tlttermary, by whom they were com
mitted to answer, after he had hearo the iac'
OF the case.
Tuv RIGHTS OF CoLORED PEoPLE.--Edmun
u Thompson, conductor on the Tenth an
Eleventh streets cars, was before hecoraS8
Fneu Yesterday He refused to let Caroline !
TeOonnt colored lady, ride on the cars j
was held in $500 bail 10 answer.
FLED THE CITY.-The proprietor of the for
store at Franklin and Green streeOs, WntGh sd, w
civ IL is suspected that ne sci Lhe place
Are for the purpose of defraudlng the lhsuran
companies andhis creditors.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. - Yesterday
stran0er was seen to enter one OF the rooms
xdeyman Jones committed him In deiault
ssn0Sbaii. The man had on his person Wat
and other articles.
THE SOUTHERN RELIEF FUND.-There "
oaid in 10 the Treasurer of the FUND, NJ
ertson the sum of Sl5OO since yesterday moo
This makes the total amount sreceIVeu AhO
than $4,000.
RrPoRE COMMISSIONER PHILLIPS, to-day, HUI
Uatars was charged with aiding and aoett
" 1ba removal Of illicitly distilled spirits.
was held in $1,000 bail TO answer at Court
N,pvpr HoUsEs.-Two market houses a
20 he erected in Spring Garden sire
between Seventh and ElghIh.
Co,nuTTEB. "A Committee has be
no,nted 10 investigate the management
the Pennsylvanla kallIoao.
Tyv wHARvKs.-Almond street wharf a
Coates street wharf are to be thoroughly
paired