The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-25

DETRAUDrEa THR REVENUE AND AssAULTINa
GOVERNMENT OFFICER-I errence McguiEan had
hearing before United states Com missioner phillips
oee ss h bs inSEs q, of Se4g &
James qheRan, Deputy Inspector, on being sworn,
visited the Gisiefy Tweniy.seconG and Pine streets
owned by Terrence McGuiEan in order 20 examine
catch himself he caught hod of the cisern lock- and
MeGuigSn that the lock could easily be axed and said
that It had probably been often opened before; Mr.
he answered then asked h% for bis
he soon returned with about twelve or iSeen men at
his back then went into the Of the distilleTy
and abuse me- and said he would have me before Mr..
nsed 6d STS 40 us IS on ae Of S
place; made the remark that as soon as we got
business there and he would put ont; that started
out ssan showed SnOPy whsn
I went in; / went forward % the door,
me- and asked Tor my Ruthotity; { pulled out my
commission and % they passed i around from one to
de- troyed. seized IT. ali this time they cursing;
/ was stepping out a man with a black moustSche
made 2 hit At me with black jack another smaller
out my MA reySiyer and pointed r.h at hslT heads
struck me would blow the head Off of him; Mr.
McGuigan followed us into the street. together with
get squad of police to have the party arrested went
was out; Messrs. DonneIiy, Severns, Brown, and
McNulty went with me TO the distlllery.
cause If they had would have shot them.
D0nGey ne M on PenE essd taat the
Mr. Brown, on being sworn, testified that the state
McGugan. after being shown the authority Of Mr..
out. There were number Of men wi h McGugan,
followed after they left the dlstIlery.
Terrence McGuigan has coffee stills, q mash tubs,
forth that he has only still and 10 mash tubs The
application also says that his place is at No. 2O27
Pine street. but the disLery is TWenty-gecOnd
street.
PETTY POLICE CAsEs.-"Monk" Murphy,
another one of the sweet-toothed gentlemen who
town, was arrested at Penn and South Streets by
Officer Ree Yesterday afternoon. he was locked up
Maria Snyder. who occupies the position of a SER
street was arrested last night on charge Of adorn.
Ing her person with clothing belonging to her mis-
Morrow that her Intentions were good and he sent
her 10 g@n an ses STs sna seT trial @ o
around the corner ofTenth and Locust streets,
early Their actions Seemed 10 intimate an intenton
Of making free with any % pno n 'dered trhes that
before Alderman Swift, whe held them in $1,000 bail
George Dougherty was arrested yesterday afternoon
torappropristng TO his own use lot of gravel in
lev, He had hearing before Alderman slnex, who
held him in $50 bail 10 answer.
A bag, containing number of grain bags, was
picked up yesterday and can be had by The owner by
MILITARY MATTERs.-We understand that
Rs RSs s %1 Of @
Riding school. In 'the rear of the Horticultural
now ;ngased in fitting up the building and when com,
With any ot:hs armories IN the United siaes. Both
companies are nearly full, and since the proposed
members. BY the LIST OF January it is expected that
6e % T 6sVs % bes ee se M
made up Of Is well known to our citizens and the en-
tsry organization deserves our warmest thanks
military b are peed S ee o%
appreciation at being meted out to these audable
Will be inangTTateG by pTomsn9de ne TSI GO eO1oeIt and
Will give subscription hops
SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing stocks and real estate offered for
sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, by James
A. Freeman, commencing at noon to-day,
with the annexed result
aOs shares stock of the First National Bank.
20 Press Brick $sFe sSare
No dTs r. FSrTh our, saSa stEest a s SFS &
sl14 feet. $2S ground % ".."....... $500
NS Si95 5GSS fee, pR WITH thTee.story BRICK store
and dwelling and two threestory brick
No % aSii spring Garden street, Iires:soTy ''''
front and about 70 feet deep through..,.~.. sI5OO
AN IRREPREssIBIE.-A man named John
DougheTty was arrested yesterday, on complaint OF
Oy his 10, to Sayg a s was tS
chaig ge. The Injured wife took the stand, and was
Could not hold in his rage but forgetting where he
leap at his wife, and commenced to beat her before
the magistrates very face. He stopped
however, and with eyes glaring upon his unhappy
partner, the proceeded without any further In
terruption. John was held In $1,000 bail TO answer
the charge of assault and battery
A CowARDLY AssAULT.-Yester morning
Officer Ingraham, of the Sixteenth District arrested
man named Charles Cushman, on a charge of as
saut and battery. Cushman, IL is alleged on some
triing pretext caught little boy by the throat and
Choked him until he black in the face. It Is said
that this is not the first oense that he has been guilty
Of OF a like character. He had hearing before
Alderman Maue and was held in $500 bail to answer.
THE MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURcH.-The reoog-
milton services OF this church will take place this
evening at 730 O'clock the church corner OF Broad
and Brown str cts. sermon will be preached, and
| other interesting exercises will take place.
INyINCIBLRs.- THE attention of all members
of this Club directed to the call in another column
| Every member Is expected to be In line to honor
| Major General Sheridan.
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING
RecetUtng Daily.
ReceiUing Daily,
| Summer Goods closing out at Uery tol0 rates.
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