The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-30
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iron ADD1r1oNAL LOCAL ITEMS SEN INSIDE PAeEs.l
4 SHOOTING AFFAIR.

Eccentric Exploits OF "OhaIky" DeGus
He Becomes Rampant, and Gets a Bull
let in His ThrOat.
Charles Deane, better known among the
bummtng order of the city as "Uhalky" Deane,
is a very troublesome customer and Is regarded
by the police with but little iavor, owing to
the frequency with which he comes under
their attention. He is about thirty years old
and quite large for his age The quist borough
of Norristown has the honor OF having fOs-
tered and educated him For some time past
particular place of residence but sojourning
here and there where most convenient IL
pneoSe P PPumbsr ' Of times that they have awe
taken this chalky" individual into
deTly charges. 1t has been common pastime
with him to break the jaws and crack the heads
OF his companions; and some time since he was
one on, OF party who made furious assault upon
OHlcer Hart, in the course Of which the officer
Iost portion OF his nose, the discovered frag-
nmSnt, 1t is said, adhering to the teeth of
"Chhlky." On one occasion, his riotous pro-
eeedings brought him before the. Criminal
Court Where he was sentenced to four years
imprisonment. But before he had served out
the full period Of his sentence, he was again let
loose upon society by an illjudged act Of Exc
Some men would have endeavored to mend
their ways after such an experience, but
"Chalkyn Deane is too old in the ways Of the
world TO learn wisdom, and has of late had a
standing quarrel with Mr.! George W. Atkins,
the proprietor Of the Red Lion hotel, on Beach
street, below Coates. About Two months ago, It
is said that he walked into that establishment,
and fred the contents of weapon at the head
OF the proprietor the latter being struck in the
forehead by a buckshot ON this occasion
"Chalky" was also armed with q billy, which
was wrenched from his grasp by MIR. Atkins.
and is now sacredly preserved by the latter as
monstration, ''Chalky'' was placed under ar.
reAt, and true bill has been found by the grand
lTiES tTiSl although he has not yet been placed on
As Mr.. Atkins had worsted "Chslky" in the
recent encounter, the latter, on Saturday even
Ing, resolved upon having his revenge. He
therefore armed himself with a large knife
asserting that il was his Intention to go down
TO the Red Lion and cut out the - OF the pro-
PTriStor rn He He accordingly appeared at the the, Red
hand, but left without doing any damage. Mr..
Atkins, fearing his return, and general de-
place and went to the office of Alderman
Toland, who issued a warrant for the arrest of
again thrown open, and about half past IL
"Chalky" again made his appearance. He
walked up to the bar, when he was requested
by the proprietor 10 leave the place. It is
alleged that "Chalky" then drew his knife, and
made preparations for desperate assault upon
Mr.. Atkins. Upon this the latter drew pistol
which he discharged full in "Chalky's" face,
the ball entering his mouth and coming out
through his cheek. The wound was quite
serious, although by no means dangerous, and
ment, in the ambulance of the Northern Li6er
Yesterday Mr.. Atkins was arrested by Ser.
geant Murray, and given q hearing by Alder
man Toland, who held him in $4,000 bail for o
further hearing this afternoon.
ST. MIcHAE1's DAY-lMPosING CHURCH CRRE-
MONTHS 1 @ AND SPLENDID MUsIG5REMARks RE BY BISHOP
sFssl ssSSa 4 81 %soh
eS M being bs 1 1y
BUILDING; of spacious di%ensOnS n, but long before
sSs s5 ss9SiGes Sas afexdsa s%losssiS1 ne
seI were @ cempIetsIy jammeG with 1 peope GOOD
nature and GOOD order 6Swsyer prsyssd tnSTe
tion By the throng Of people who were Obliged to
1iy ana aSFay ard St6eS5%lsSe
Se@e Appearance. and there there was marked aud re-
ligious solemnty In the entire PEepaTat@o1s lon an
tefed hs saHclpSry Sea @ and & While being
Se edGn Ia m rom the symphony of Hsydn
No. the GdagT1 and GegrstO 6 nsyiSg been prs
po2aTy chrome, solemn High Mss was mmeds'eiy
sGF and
he was assisted by the Very RsV & William Hsrs
Priest pr 8 F.S TSaS dS 6
Deacon; Very Rev. F; 4. stanton. O. s. A. 81 ST. An
sS peScons Of Honor to the Bishop and Rev K "
Rowan, as Master OF Gersmopiss rem M a.
Mass In Ca maJes'Ac and noble composition. The
K ho Sy EEen tSs Ns4 Eas wa
sSrat%' sSi@f' ''"o"a"" and the finale, "0"" Sa'''o
| and IT Keenan,, soprano and Oontralto; Mr.. Philip
| Moore tenor; and Messrs. Gustav Anton and Jean
81 ME-
| sustained by many voices OF good quallty ana the
| The Gospel OF the Mass having been sung by the
Deacon, the Very Rev, Dr. oHara, Y. c. knelt at the
from the works of the Able Volger-an ecclesAstcai
musician Of considerable eminence: The VlcarGene-
from The following text Of the Psamist:"Bleas the
Lord, His angels mighty In power to execute HIS
Work Hearken unto the voice Of HIS word
by Almighty God to be our guardian angel while on
the EARTH and were bid TO cast our eyeA TO heaven
| TO behold the saints He referred 10 a particular
| manner to the devotion and affection which the
Catholic Church had ever cherished for st. Michael
and called on those pr0sent to invoke his aid In their
behalf at the throne of Eternal Grace, he was con.
sdered the defender OF aiths against rebeious spirits
| who were hurled into the regions OF darkness.
| The creed was then sung in hne style, and az the
ts Benedcts and AOniis Det followed this in the pre-
| scribed foTm and alter the post communion, BshSp
ascended the altar and briefly thanked the congreKa-
tion for the interest they manifested In his beha
during ms absence 81 , i0r sne Sops1snSS @ % AS %,cn
He referred 70 his travels through the different
countries OF Europe where he had always rSmem
rapid strides In those countries but amongst people
did he see more edityng evidences Of religious nd
he spoke OF the necessity OF having another new
church in Rensingon, and hoped steps would be sOOI
. more handsome than St. MchAeps. which he con
! cedsd was asking great deal and difficult to obtain
He then spoke of the privilege given him by his Holi
ness Pope Plus TX, TO impart the Papal BenedIcton
which the as II the Pope were actually pre-
sent and said be would now give them this PontihcA
, The Congregation then knelt down. and the BIshol
sung aloud the following Nerside;IE"Sn Nome
"r hoe ntnc et as in SPctDl" Bishop" AdJtorlltr
nOstri0n fn nSnins Doinni" ChoirI",in yecn eoLGi M
! | usual manner savioR-"Benedfcta Uos Omnipoten
T | Deus PdteT et FGLi ct SpirtlH SancH. Amen"
Q The services were then concluded, and as the cor
gregatioD left the Church. the orchestra performe
another grand symphony