The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05
EtO., Etc., Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc.

When our report of the great raid upon the Rich
III premises Of John Mooney az the s. e. corner Of
looking cellar splendid copper still and about twenty
@ hogsheads OF mash were qnearthed The COPPER con
sides OF the mash barrels were caved in, their con-
there was no outlet to a considerable depth In the
cellar an old tin still was also discovered, but being Of
On the rear OF MONEYS lot stood stable, exami
occasion In the third story Of the house However
into small kegs and carried down stairs but during
The rear aud was Caught by the WHISKY people stSnd d.
ing around In their mats and gulped down like so
Meanwhie Inspectors Ghegan and Brooks we're
aOs @ %ch SHe e9 sSoM
the oc ,ty of some open fields, Clearieid street
by Deputy Marshal sharssy they
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patch The two houses near by, and numbered 1908
latter was found worm still i head au hose Sc and
of hs dPg ne Sea9 % 5 With
and as the rank coneoction flowed out upon the
70 Rd
ss TSs be ior c WsHy H III ng Inn eeas % OF @ m
houses were found two small wooden shanties from
f e&trcSted. T"'H sun anu O'H0' apparatus were
@ @uPPeth 81 @ cspureS and @
another at No 1884 Clifton street. The rear OF the
three stills being discovered, after considerable trou'
RED Off and the Others demolished; like fate beall-
ing barrel ofwhlsky which had been slowed away.
Williams and and Edgmont streets, and to them all the
esyed Of
rounded the vehicles, a number of policemen being
OF the captured property, which the crowd contem
loaded with the spoils Of war and darkness near at
hand Marshal Elmaker called in his forces and pre-
different forces marine; EeVen9e and munlcP9I. d gi.
iians streets, where the wagons were found in line
and surrounded by the policemen, deputy marshsls.
other capture was on hand Inspector Ghegan coming
ments near by, on salmon street. visit to the out
houses OF this locality resulted in the capture of four
about thirty stills which were torn out and broken
up carried off-enough whisky tainted copper being
secured to furnish the whole Democratic party with
badges. .. 49,. ...-..., -. ,,,.,..,
street. followed by large and boisterous crowd who
vented their wrath in the only possible way by hoots
turbance was made until the line reached the corner
whose only still was in one of the wagons forgot that
"dsGTeSn lon was the better part OF VaSr and for toT
been somewhat bolsterous during the afternoon and
from a small house just as the wagons were passing
and graping brick he hurled it at the line and then
legs could carry him. He finally turned into alley
% o ET me % arms a oI @ o ana ana
placed In charge Of Deputy wippy and guard OF
Sn ns o 70 fall Hf @ & SS5
out and he remarked rem 70 Deputy Wippy:-
Deputy Wppy responded, "I guess not" and Pat
without further incidents worthy ofnote.
Quiet Teigned I II RShmSnd during the night to all
quiet During the evening meeting Of the employees
sentatives OF the latter were present. The situation
was discussed and the men who had been thrown out
| where they would find the establi'hmens OF their
opeFaO bnrg tSs @ nS Of be 20 s
ters who were not disturbed yesterday were hard at
work removing their stills, large number of which
were Transported TO parts as yet unknown. About
|
hood OF salmon and Williams street. each wagon
and women quietly contemplated this melancholy
liable that the emgrants will Settle down in Holmes
then come in for raid
THE RICHMOND SEIzUREs.-John Calverly, il
@ States al nS on THURSDAY
while to ssS S S IN P1Ts 6
interfering with the officers In the he discharge g
to answer. About quarter Of o'clock this morning
a GHye 1S s6 AP9aeS Pa5ef
Richmond and Maele streets on suspicion OF larceny
still and in it, When questioned as to how they
In possession Of the property they stated that
gong 10 wife f9d is fid sSd @S
Richmond were being made, Jumped into furniture
car and threw q st out The accused were held to
| mssioners.
Tn1-TAPPERs. s.-George w. Wray and Georgt
Dunbar went into public house on Coates street be
helped themselves 20 the small change In the money
drawer They then left, and on the street Kicked ul
| a row with an officer who took them into custody
The larceny was discovered after they left the bar
| room, Alderman Hutchinson held the accused II
| $500 bail TO answer,
PFDpING WITHOUT A LICENsE.-James Bris
| holm and John Donnell hailing from New York city
were arrested in the Twenty,iourth Ward yesterda
I for peddling without a license They were take
before Alderman Maule, wholheld them fora uTthe
hearing,
! LARCENY CAsE.--John Hamilton is the nam
| of an Individual who deliberately walked Into Hunt
| clothing store on Market street. below Lenth, hnS
! helped himself TO q pair OF pantaoons. ne was az
rested with the stolen property in ha posiessior
Alderman hal a