The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-13
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ApDIrIoNAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE RAens.

FHR New BANK BUILDING AT THIRD AND
sCH STREETs.-The Union National Bank has
W In course of erection, at the corner of
III add materially TO the attractions OF that
rtion of the city, The design, as well as the
be corner, which contains the entrance, is
unded for the purpose. The material is a
Fong and durable sandstone, OF light cream
bing OF Connecticut brownstone. There will
no woodwork whatever on the exterior,
nth the exception OF the window frames and
ash, even the cornice being of stone
The building will be three stories in height.
Ehe first story which Nv VIII be usea Use tor @ PsnKing
will be deliberately finished in all particulars.
In the basement it is intended TO nave
Kitchen and a handsome dining room, Tor the
use OF the employees of the institution. The
second and third stories will be each IL rect
high in the clear, and well adapted for business
ing is 54 feet and the Arch street 'front.' 4O 1eet
Ample provision will be made for thorougn
ventilation of the whole structure, while the
hapkinR.room will be lighted on three sides by
large windows, being equal, il not superior, In
this respect, to any similar building IN tne
Mr.. X. ]. Dobbins is the builder, the stone
work being by Mr., w: Strnthers' me W9rk xIr is
j. @. sidney, of No. 204 South Fifth street;
The following are the officers of the Union
National Bank
President-David Faust,
Vice .President-WIlliam H. Sewers
DiTectorsEDavia Faust, William H. Sewers,
F,obert n. Work, M. J. Dolan, George w. Bla-
bon, n. Q. Musselman, Jesse Riegel, Peter Seger'
and l.. j, Leberman.
CORNERSTONE LAYING. - Yesterday was a
srSd GSy D their e Sas Sres ocReS IN from the
surrounding country Tor city, for the purpose
OF witnessing the ceremonies connecIeo VIII y a
beautiful NJ. e. Church; The Pastor OF THIS en- o.
tsrprise is the Rev. j: M. Wheeler, and IS
actively engaged in doing all that he can TO
assist the efficient Building Committee in carry
ing out their plans. At 2 O'Clock the exercises
in the open air began, well-practced ehoir Oh
OF sweet music 70 the interest OF Jne h0ur'
Rev. A. Atwood, Rev; 4: A. Fernley, ana Ivy, ~: :
a r. Turner delivered stirring addresses. Ihe
people contributed about $500 towards the pulld,
ing fund The contents OF the box 10 De placed
in the stone was then read, and IL was placed
in the stone in the usual solemn form prescribed
by the ritual of the M. IL. Church Inc cnurcn ~
to be built will be of stone, "A Feet Iront 4y ~
feet deep situated in the most central ana ell
gible position in the town. The style OF arcnl'
lecture adopted is Grecianl with oasenen. 9e, en-.
above ground, and beautiful splre lzo13 tee!!
in altitude The whole Improvement will reflect
great credit upon our friends In bustletont WnO
aniIstt their good taste Jadgmienb gIi bonoq Sn GOD
Denent the community, and improve Ine OO"n
ANOTHER BzcHBITIoN OF THR 'MANLY' ART
Early yesterday afternoon David, alias "Keddy
Fields William Oswald, and their SECONDS
hugh McNenmany and Jake Staley, went ou
in carriage To Belmont for the purpose o
M MnaVlns q z PRIZE ngnt. They prepared the neia Hello
sLlPPee, ana "a went at ~. Reddy was the lerses
man, ms lighting weight being 215 pounds
whilst MS adversary, Oswald. could only scor'
100 pounds OF bone and muscle. Seven round
were Iougnt, IN the course OF which Reday wa
severely bruised in the face, particularly In thu
region OF the left eye. His second, Nc Nenmany
seeing ne had no chance, declared that he haC
lost the f1ght and could not hope TO win, The,
all got into the carriage and drove back to th
city, where they disembsrked and Reddv nro
ceeded TO his home, near Ridge avenue AN
Poplar street. holding moistened towel TO hi
damaged eye, and enduring the gibes of In
pOpulace on account OF his being whipped
A WIFE BRATBR.-James Nicholson wa
arrested upon the very unchivalric charge ,
raising his hand. not in the way of kindness
aaeinst a Woman--and that woman his viii
This brave fellow resides In Manayunk, and
is alleged that this Is by no means the hr
offense He had a hearing before Alderma
Ramsdell who held him in $500 bail on char
OF assaults and battery.