The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-11
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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Iron ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE rAeEsI
A RAMPANT FRESHMAN kicked up oonside-
Table excitement on Front street Yesterday
Having drank much Of q heavy distillatlon'
whose simple odor would knock down any com
mon individual at distance OF IoItL TUE, TUE,
thereby entering state of personal satlsIeSslont
and pleasure he proceeded down TO Front
street, where several women were hanging YSs ~
jerked from the lines, scattering the various
articles 10 the four winds and nnalIy gOs inso
Ofiicer Smith of the Fourth District, arriving,
and attempting to arrest toe peIllc0se lnulVl.
until NrT repeated cSdgeilings, and two or three
rough and tumbles that the rampant Celt was
nal arrangements of this gloomy abode were
pretty well damaged; benches torn up, panels
bowiinas and voluminous anathemas were
launched against all ofhcials. He gave his
name as John Kelley, ard says ne Keeps shop
Epbraim pike, Camden. Alderman GOdbou
committed TO anseer for assault and battery.
and malicious mischief.
LARCENY AS BAmEE.-James Z. Ballenger
was before Recorder Eneu this morning charged
with the larceny of $780, as bailee, the property
of Mrs. SteeliDg, residing in New Jersey. In
July last the lady sold some real estate through
Mr.. Bowen, conveyancer and real estate agent
in this city, for S2l00.
cuted, to Mr.. Bowen for the money. He had not
received it. Ballenger was ia company with
the brother AZ the time, and he gave an order to
pay him (Ballenger) the money. The defend dant
being authorized To receive IL, he went to Mr..
Bowen and demanded two checks. one for $500
and the other for $500. Instead of handing
over both, he gave the lady the one for the
latter amount, and 1t is alleged appropriated
Constable II. II. Smith, the Recorder held him
in 5000 bail To answer at Court the charge as
specified above.
FAREWELL TO THE IRISH DELEGATION N.-The
farewell meeting this evening In the Academy
OF Music, TO extend to DTs. Denham and Hall,
of the Irish Presbyterian Church. the farewell
greetings of the Philadelphia churches, pro.
misses to be one of unusual In terest. The reeep-
ton rendered to these gentlemen on their arri-
val In this city was worthy OF her name; and
speeches in various parts of the country will
doubtless draw many TO see and hear them who
have not enjoyed that privilege. This will be
the last opportunity of hearing them, and
those who have not secured thelF tickets may
have an opportunity of obtaining them this
will be distributed at that time This will be
the last opportunity of hearing these distin-
guished strangers, who are about returning
home. If there be room in the Academy a
few tickets may be had free at the door.
FURTHER AD.-This morning Mayor McMi-
chael received the following donations, per Rev.
Dr. Nadal:-
William Brown..... ..............................
Total.,....... $22
I0e total amount received by the Mayor, and
paid over to the Treasurer of the Committee for
the relief of the SAMSON street sufferers. is
&l3, LA.
THB HIBERN1A STEAM FIRE RNeNE.-The
Hibernia steam Fire Engine, which has been
shop. for a week past, was housed yesterday,
greatly improved having received new set of
fues having the discharges made longer, and q
new steam-gauge placed in position
Dennis Kelley and John Nolen, who were
wounded at the fire at the American Theatre,
0lmOat from al in
juries the latter will be enabled to resume his
business avoostions in few days
FALSE PRETENsE.--John Givins was arrested
last night, charged with false pretenses and
Bispham & Co.. and while thus employed sue
ceeded in obtaining various amounts of money
upon false representations to number of our
business firms. He then decamped, and recu-
perated himself with his Ill gotten gains In
rrssad R - nm ongote He
street Alderman Tittermary committed him
for further hearing
SEIZURE OF THE ARDENT.-About half-past 2
o'clock this morning the officers OF the Second
marked, bu. supposed to have been stolen.
They were being taken along Front street, near
Hughes. Alderman Tittermary held the latter,
who goes before the United States Commits
sioner for hearing.
SUMNER READMG.-Mr. A. Winch, the we'll
known periodical dealer, whose establishment
q capital budget of entertaining literature, en-
bracing all of the latest English magazinesand
illustrated newspapers. Perhaps the most plea
sant of these are the London Illustrated NetUS,
Punch, Fun, AH the Year Round, Once-o. Week,
and Cdsseps Fdn1tIy Paper.
A MERITED PROMOTION FOR GALLANT Con-
DuCT.-An official document. lately received by
Samuel Wrigley, made known to him his ap-
pointment as major by brevet, for gallant ser
Mr. Wrigley was a detectivS during Mayor
Henry's term, but resigned and entered The
army.
A PUGILIsTIc FEMALE yAsiding at Second and
Thompson streets, and AIMED Bridget DOnahue,
assaHi'ed a man last night, and freely used a
HbillyF IN his persof. She was arrested for
this FctlNn and foy carrying deadly weapons
and held by Aldey)nan Eggleton In default oi
$1,000 bail TO SnswG n at Court
DIED FROM BR INJURIRs.-Mrs. Kirkpatrick,
who, with Ma. johnson, was thrown out of 9
carriage ne0 ythe railroad crossing on Diamond
street, died An about one hour after the acct
dent. Sh1Ywas injured internally, and at the
time wastn very delicate health
WFlEKY CAsE.-John Lawler and young
mar pamed Hughes were before Commissioned
VPhD1ps this morning. charged with removing
WHISKY to place other than bonded ware
Illouse. They were held for trial.
sN A MIsTAKE.-The Liberty Cornet Band, an
W nounced to play at the Concert TO be given this
evening at Commissioners Hall, West Phila
delphia, will not do so, their name having beer
used without authority.
Nor THE MAE.-Reuben Cohen, who day be
fore yesterday was arrested with others for
street fight Is not the Reuben Cohen, tobacco
mist, at No 206 south street