The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19

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Masonic brotherhood, expired at his residence,
ibis morning, about o'clock, OF congestion of
Mr.. schnider has been Grand Tiler OF the
Grand Lodge OF the State of Pennsylvania, and
mas bad general charge, of the MASONIC Tam
pie, In Chestnut street, above Seventh. The de-
ceased was a gentleman Of the most genial
nature and kindly disposition. and he will be
scquaintances Mr. schnider leaves a widow
and nine children TO mourn his sudden death
He was In the hfty.fiTst year of his age. Due
notice will be given OF the funeral arrange
William b. Schnider was the second Past
Master on the rolls Of Lafayette Lodge, No. II,
and the Oldest Past High Priest of Jerusalem
OF the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of the
Northern Makonio Jurisdiction, S3o.
Nor ONLY FoRGRR BUT FALSE Pre-
TFNDER.-FTederioi1 Schrayshuen is said to be
a Jersey farmer who gains a good living by
that State, and then by selling IL, in short
weight, TO Philadelphians, Before transferring
by the Superintendent of the Hay Market in
Camden, who gives him certified weigh bill.
Then the farmer comes over and sells his load.
the purchaser taking it forsgranted, when he
sees theweigh' bill, that all is right. Now 1t is
baps and sorged ne nsa 0t tha NJ n}
weights, and then sold load OF hay to a MIR.
Grover, that was muoh lighter than the bill
stated, obtaining thereby full price for
short amount All this In time was discovered,
an ana Schrayshuen was yesterday arrested AZ
Ihlrty-eighth and Market streets, Alderman
Maule committed him.
THE FAIR now in progress at the Presbyte-
rian church in German street, below Third, of
which Rev. A. Culver is pastor, gives promise
of full success. The room Is tastefully deco
rated with flags and evergreens, while the
tables are literally loaded with every variety of
useful and fancy articles, which are being dis
posed of at reasonable prices. Some very
beautiful works of art are comprised in the
ST p6 III @ % fmonF RS TnIa
is deserving of special notice, on account of IT'S
striking truthfulness. A sight of 1T alone is
Ball unE0h n Nyio tn tha HaR Ipn md
will be in attendance ON Friday evening.
THIEVES ENTER AND SrEAL.-Last night
thieves entered The restaurant of Philip II.
LAUDER, on Fifth street, above Chestnut, by
to leave when once in, and commenced an on.
slaught on all the edibles in the establish hment
and tapped new casks of good spirits. and for
about two hours "they did eat and be Merry"
and only ref aimed from regular jubilee cere-
monial from fear of suddenly seeing some
took with them about 50 in change, and left at
very late, or rather early hour this morning.
INSULTING FEMALEs.-Archibald w. Burk
was arrested at Eighth and Chestnut last even
ing, by Reserve officer Htl, for insulting
young lady who was about entering a car This
morning he had a hearing before Alderman
Belt er and was held In $500 bail for his future
good behavior. 1t Is time that something more
than merely holding offenders of this class to
bail was done Young ladies are iusulted
nightly on Chestnut street. Six months in
the County Prison would nrevont 1t.
SUSPICION OF BUReLARY.-Andrew Herring
was arrested this morning, on suspicion of ro D
bling grocery store atTwenty-third amt Wood
streets. The bulk window of the store was
smashed in and through it the burglars crawled.
They stole about twenty dollars in pennies, q
lot Of cigars. and some whisky, Herring, au
old of, nder in that line, was found hanging
al ound the place right after the robbery. Alder.
man Pancoast cOmmiLted him.
THE VoTE ON the silver fre-horn at St.
There sas Fair, Assembly Building, Tenth and
(hesnut streets. stands as followS:-Reliance
Fire Company, 81: Harmony, 81; Moyamensing
Hose. 27; scattering, IA
LARCENY OF THRTY-FIvE DoLLARs.--John