The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-09

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DEALING IN CoUYTBRPEIT Co1Y.-Messrs. Tag
gart and Wood, learning that a package of
Express office bearing the superscription of
William j. Bishop, of Philadelphia" caused
the arrest of that person. who appeared before
United States Commissioner Henry Phillips,
Jr., this noon. The following facts were elected
III the evidence, which is given below
notified by Adams Express people that there was
me 20 call and zee it, went there and found this
package package produced), and had previously
we went together; we directed that il should be de,
l5yeTed @ according to the address TO mt William J.
Market street, secured the Of Mr. Charles
street. -'0' wv
C Charles s. @ Smith sworn,I was sent by Messrs,
Ihe deiendant came In aud claimed the package Of
there for him, eps gave his name; Mr.. Burns asked
him what kind Of package; Bishop answered, "A
70 the defendant and then arrested the latter; on
resembling hye5dollsT pieces in purse upon him
| Scoins pTodncedl the package was delivered
the package was sent to him by an agent he nad in
6Sd he said he had Come here to PURCHASE goods that
the package was sent to MIN by himself he said
Express himsefto Burns 4 smucker, the receipt for
$500 in gold from Adams, Express company 1 found
wax In his pocket. which the same that which
s o he rather
Mr. David Better sworn. testified as tollows-Last
brought before me by Meos-s. Taggart & smith. /
that he was a farmer and a merchant in washington
nf M os s hsd IN n smith % W afG
fort on the Glade Springs That be never dealt with
70 Burns smpcker at his direction: Afterwards, ON
It there ii was then held for a hearing to-day.
, The defendant, VIM 4. Bishop, was bound over in
answer the charge alleged:
FUNERAL OF A CATHOLIC PRIEsT.-The funeral
of Rev. William c. Mclaughlin, late pastor of
the Church at fremont, Scuylkill county, took
Queen street, and was very largely attended.
\ catafalque was erected in the main aisle. and
this rested the coffin containing the re-
mains of the deceased, clad in his sacerdotal
robes, and holding chalice in his hand.
After the recitation of the office for the dead,
solemn requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Martin, OF st, Philips, with Father
Walsh, of st. Michael's, as Deacon, Father
Verrier, OF st. AIMS as sub-deacon, and
Father O'Conner, of Reading, as master of
In the sanctuary were seated some sixty cer-
gymen, from different parts of the diocese, in.
Guiding, among others, Rev. Fathers Dunn,
O'Farrell Leeden, Lane, Powers McAnaney,
McGovern, Cullen, .Keough, Horstman. Mac
Haviland Cook, sheridan, McFadden, Muir
ray, M. Crane, n. j. Walsh, McAvoy, McCo-
Alter mass an impressive though briet SER
mon was preached by Rev. DR.. O'Hara, V. c.
He feelingly referred TO the studies and faithful
ministry OF the deceased, and called on all
present to pray for the repose of his soul. The
! solemn music of the Requiem was impressively
Sung by Miss Cassidy, Miss McFadden Mr..
Harkins, Mr.. Ashe, and others.
J.F.&E. BORNE CARPET EsTABLIsHMBNT.-
! But few carpeting establishments in the coun-
| try can equal, and none surpass that of Messrs.
| Orme, at No 9W Chestnut street. The beauty
| of the fabrics there TO be found. their substan-
! tal qualities, the frmness OF their texture have
! become fully known throughout our country.
! Passing their place this morning, notice was
| taken OF the elegant appearance OF their large
carpets, in huge rolls placed like great colon
nades, seen in perspective, and crowned by the
| fringe of varied and fine mattresses. The other
| window was hlled with large rolls OF all manner
| OF mating, &c. A finer stock of floor coverings
OF all kinds cannot be found in our city.
HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATION. -
| Before Alderman Better, at 2 o'clock to-day,
| James O'Brien and james Morgan, alias James
Peters, were charged with being pickpockets.
| Detectives Callahan and 9. ii. Smith knew
Moraan as a professional" O'Brien was held
| in $500 bail to keep the peace for six months,
| and Morgan was committed for ninety days.
! The porter who saw these two men get or an
| evening, is requested to call at Alderman Belt
ler's office.
SLIGHT FRE.-A slight fire occurred about
| 6 o'clock this morning at l430 South street. 1t
was soon eXtinguished without having done
serious damage.
ADJUSTMENTS.
LFer additional An1usements see Third Pagsl
A SsE MBLY BUILDINGS -
! "a EVERY NIGHT, AND WEDNESDAY AND
| SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
THE LUBIN BROTH ERS
in their pleasing entertain of ConjuratiOns Also
| THE LUBIN LlLLIPuTIAN FAMILY
in their COmica Anucs, which never fail to produce
| Fun.
mPnce at o'clock, [59 3t#
Matinees-Adults, 25 cents Children 10 cents.
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