The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-06

ing before United States Commissioner Ser.
geu nj, W on the charge of conspiracy to defraud
S,s os @ ois oS Srae vs % o
Saturday.
Mr.. John Trunk, being sworn, said-He saw
No 1915 Market street; saw Mr. Budd on Third, below
Walnut street. the afternoon of same day; Mr..
replied il was and on being ass ed said he had
he then asked for the license s for dstiliug and
also dlsers book witness said he had rectider's
could not see anything then put everything under
lane what was the mater, he said witness had no
6ght nave st sre tssry was Ie not S
Budd the same afternoon. - but did not
MT Lynch Of an appon ,uent he had made with dr.
lane; went TIE ewith Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Lynch; Mr..
that the wstchman to be taken off in three-quar
'ers % o, an hour; he was taken off NJ. r0 ., ,os
asserted thai Mr. Lynch had taken the Waterman
of because lie had no authority TO hold IT, as IL had
Mr.. John Lynch being sworn, said he knew Lane
NJ eng them at the aters Office; saw MIR. Lane at
Lane went into Mr. Trunks place, aud afterwards
Mr.. Kelly, Mr.. Lane. and witness had converse
about Trunk's place Mr.. Kelly said that
they cSs SSgh 10 20D hng aoSo1 SSoS
man; Mr.. Lane said he would have to repeat It
afterwards what could be done in the case; he replied
na waS %as y on a. be ne w0sd
be liable to be imprisoned; he said he would
anG nG see What he saG about IT. Mr. lane
SSGpi Of Sppon@ent s ONCE he
| went with Kelley who asked him how, much money
Mr. ' Trunk @ as Mr. JotnSoa at drst but alter G6 some
Mr. 3 Budd drew up note payS9Iie Q.
ga Il TaS IT, d%T GD q rs for lay ~ S 2
Kelly then asked witness to pay him the sS he said
before he did so he would like to have an order to
give such @ 6 az order orr ng witness @ 81 asked 5 Tor rGsGe
before q
notes were all marked three fves and five ones as
vRs @oui be- taken off, MI uuu '"o 'n9
authority that would holding Of the place,
the still not used; witness said he never in
The officer 9 making t the arr arrest said that Mr.. Lanes
an" Beh Goectoe % of Second 8ses was
sworn--He had seen MIR. Lane, and knew MI. Budd;
OF Trunks disIery or had any conversation in re-
lation 10 it. or OF any detention.
On being cross-questioned acknowledged having
conversation reIage to persons having right 70
general, and no names were mentioned. He said at
that time that person had righSto have asil pro,
Lane and Budd were each held in $500 bail to an
swer al Court
A HAT THIEF.-A young man named Charles
Marsh was arrested at a late hour last Lignt,
while wheeling barrow full of new hats, on
Secord street, near Race officer Debarth of
the Fourth District, took him in custody. An
examination before Alderman Godbou this
morning disclosed the fact that Marsh was in
tureTs, In Pembroke place, in the vicinity OF
his arrest. Last night he managed to get into
he was deliberately carrying of. At his
house. ana with those found with him, were
100 hats, valued at SO each. He was com mitted
for hearing this afternoon.
LARCENY OF HBAD-GEAR.-Offcer Bowers of
the Seventh Police District, yesterday arrested
young man named a. q. Adams, at Second
and Callowhill streets. The alleged charge
that Adams visited the Black Horse tavern, in
the immediate vicinity of his arrest, and, en-
tering the ladies' dressn groom, Appropriated
bonnet valued at $50 He resides in this city,
but has been transferred from his former resi-
dence to one especially adapted to his case
fault Of $500 bail to answer at Court.
SLIGHT FIREs.-The burning of window
curtain in dwelling No 339 Monroe street.
about o'clock last evening. caused some little
excitement, but no serious damage.
A very slight fire occurred in the paint shop
within the Navy Yard last evening It's oppJr-
tune discovery prevented serious dam age,
| street, below York, was discovered on fire last
| evening. The flames were ext.nguished by u
| few buckets Of water.
ROBBED OF MONEY, WATCH, AND CHAM
Louisa Butler was arrested last evening, upon a
warrant issued by Alderman Patchell. A young
man visited her residence, on Locust street,
| above Twelfth. and while there was robbed of q
| gold watch and chain, valued at $780, and $50 in
currency. The former articles were recovered,
but the latter had already been invested for the
| lady's especial benefit Louisa was held in $500
| bail to answer at Court
| The GRAND CONCERT AT HORTICULTURAL
| HALL.-We are requested to say that, in conse-
| Quence Of delay in printing the coupon tickets
| Incident to a new condition of things at the
| Hall, the opening of the ticket offices Will be
| deferred till tomorrow (Friday) morning at 9
| O'Clock, when reserved seats may be had at
| Mr.. Trum piers, Seventh and Chestnut streets
and at the Hall, Broad street, near Spruce,
| The GRADUATING EXERCISES of the Senior
| Glass of the Philadelphia Seminary, of the
| Evangelical Lutheran Church, will take
| place this evening, at o'clock, in ST. Johns
! Lutheran Church, Race street. above Fifth
| Appropriate discourses will be given.
LARCENY OF PUsH-CARr.-Charles Keenan,
| was arrested at Ridge and Girard avenues, fol
stealing push-cart which last evening he was
| coolly wheeling along the street. Alderman
| Fitch this morning held him in 5000 bail tc
appear at Court
FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC
That we have unequalled facilities for con
| Quoting business to the advantage both of our
selves and our patrons, we submit the following
TRUTHs-well known as such 10 the entire bust
ness community: =
| /. We have abundant capital-therefore,
| WE BUY FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
B. We sell for cash exclusively.
A. We have a business experience of n quarter
| OF century having been longer established
than any house in our trade in Philadelphia
| g. Our business is thoroughly systematized
the result of long experience.
9. We employ the best talent in all depart
ments: our garments are therefore unsurpassed
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