The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-20
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
GroR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE THIRD PAGE

PETTY POLICE CASES. A German named
Gottieb Herren, whilst afflicted with an attack
OF beer, got into a quarrel with bystander, at
Thirty fourth and Thompson streets, yesterday
morning, the results of which were that Gott-
lieb committed an assault and battery upon the
man, and was arrested therefor. He was taken
before Alderman Jones, and after prellmi-
nary.examination was held in 5000 bail for fur
ther hearing of the cnse,
Mary Fitzgerald was arrested last night for
depriving her interesting family of the plea
sure Of her company. and neglecting to provide
the means of supplying their hungry appetites.
Mary resides near Second and Christian streets.
She had hearing before Alderman litter
mary, who committed her to answer
young white woman. named Clara Green,
a charge of assault and battery, in house in
Duponceau street. last night 1t appears that
Clara has an infirmity OF temper, and II getting
the better OF her, she undertook To lay violent
hands upon The people OF the house at which
she staying. She was held TO answer at n
further hearing. Nit
STEALING WAsH- CLOTHES. About 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Officer Hirst of the Fifth
District, detected colored man named John
rom IN sIg ne eiS IN be h yaTd OF the house no
73l Spruce street. He had with him black
boy named William Alexander about nine
years old. The mail at the time, succeeded in
making his escape, but the boy was secured.
It appears that Walters passes himself off as a
sweep, and has the boy for his alleged assistant.
The boy says, however. that Walters was train
ing him up to be thief When they would go
into house under The pretense Of cleaning the
were lying around loose.
For some months past they have been in the
habit of robbing the yards of places in the lower
| part of the city of washc-lothes and whatever
was left out of DOORS The boy mentioned
| about fifteen cases in which yards have been
| despoiled. In one case Walters went into a
| ward where there was q cage containing q
| couple of canaries. He took the cage but the
| bottom dropped out and the birds escaped. He
| has taken, at different times, table.oloths,
| shirts and other articles of clothing. Some OF
the stolen goods are ut the Fifth District Station
House, where they can be had by applying TO
| evening, and, after a hearing OF the case betord
! Alderman Tunison, both HE and the boy Alex
ander were committed for further hearing.
SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.--The fol
lowing properties were sold at public sale, by
| James A, Freeman, at the Philadelphia EX
change, commencing at noon to-day
| Anthony street-House, above Dickersor-- -
Marion street-House and lot, t,aooye Federal 49,
N0is tWo"story house west Of
| Charles street, II by AZ teet-Sl475 ground
Ground ReniS-Three irredeemabie ground) 40
rents of S25, Si5, and SIS per annum, Seventh ~
No 6i0 Brown street-A three-story brick
FaST aSpse' sottSae iS Sg z Nos I s sIi and "a;
! North Second street also. six houses I'm the
rear, on PaiethoTp street ~ sol
Ilm and West street, Nlneteenth Mard''"'Not SOL
DIsoRDERLY HOUSE GAsE.-The police authori
ties made descent upon a disorderly house
kept by Mary Ann Pallett, at No. l22 Dool
street, last night, about half an hour after mid
| night. Complaints had been made TO Lieute
nant Goldey about the place, anu he sent
squad and arrested the keeper of the house am,
seven others, male and female, who happene
10 be enjoying her hospitality at the time.
is said that she is the wife of q man who wa