The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-18

OF the Press Club, at their rooms, No. 5l5 Ches-
nut street, on which occasion memorials of the
deceased members of the Club will be read ac-
cording to an appointment made last summer.
The following are the names of the deceased
prepare their memoirs
William 8 Pierre; Of tie North american; Mr.. s. N
George 6. Bower, JE., of THE EVENING .TELE-
SSoe ~ S @ aa aspaT rnes 1 % 9Pa r am IN
John Mason GrLer, of THE EVENING TELEeRAPHi
M william H H. Fisher JF 81 memorialist a ,,,.,,. N,
Caspar Souder, Jr., memoralist
ATTEMPTED HOUSE RoBBERY.-The inmates of
house in Elm street. near Front, were alarmed
ea on H0n6ay n night by some one upon the back
window. One of them threw an empty bottle
at the supposed thief, when he decamped.
pair Of shoes were found in the yard. Michael
Sharp, who 1t Is said had been seen lounging
have been the wouid-be thief was aTrested on
suspicion. The shoes found in the yard fitted
him, and IN he had had pair Of slippers on when ar,
Shoemaker, and was committed in default of
bail to answer.
PREACHING IN THEATREs.-In several large
cities. both in this country and in England, for
evening services held In the theatres. and with
the most satisfactory results. On next Sunday
preached in the Chestnut Street Theatre, by
Rev. /. De Witt Talmage under the auspices Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, the
free use Of the theatre having been given by
the proprietors, w. e. Sim & Co. Mr.. Talmage
will be followed by Rev, DR.; willitts, Rev. John
Hall, of Dublin, and DIR. Newman Hall, just
arrived from England All who do not regu-
larly attend the churches are cordially invited.
FIGHT IN A BAR-RooM evening Ed
ward Mcbride went into the house No. 976
Cumberland street, and after arguing with John
Connolly for a little while. they got to quar-
with his tongue, Mcbride drew a billy and pro
ceeded to use it upon his head in the form of a
Donnelly against his WILL and he had Mcbride
arrested; After bearing hear before oG Alderman Al
the charge of assauiJ ana battery with inJenU TO
kill, and carrying concealed deadly weapons.
TAKEN In AND DONE FoR.-Sarah O'Brien,
| living at No. "a N. Sixth street. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon upon charge Of
| larceny. Sarah, it is asserted, met with mild
and verdant youth from the rural section, and,
| by her wiles, seduced him into place in Bar
| clay street. While there the verdant youth was
| possible After he came to his sober senses, he
had hisfra friend arrested, She had hearing ling
bail to answer the charge of larceny
A BEAUTIFUL ENeRAvING.-We were shown
by Mr.. H Guyler from Mr. ]. II. Littlefleld's
portrait. AS work of art it is very fine, and
| is most excellent likeness of the General-pre-
serving the expression of the face and much of
the power of the original portrait. 1t has re-
ceiVed earnest and well-merited commenda-
tions from our principal military and civil au-
thorities. Mr.. w. II. Bait, No. SO6 Market
street. is the general agent for the sale of this
admirable picture.
BAD WE1GHT.-Frederick Fuss, dealer in
meat in the Western Market, was arrested
yesterday afternoon for giving false weight;
too large a margin Of profit upon his meat, and
gave his customers light weight: Some OF them
paid PAID tor, and In making an investigation, the
above facts were ascertained. He had hearing
| before Alderman Jones, and was hned Tor
| breach Of ordinance.
BRIpLE SToIEN.--James Williams was ar
|
possession handsome bride which he was
trying to sell: but OF whlch ne could not give 9
hearing before Alderman Murray was held in
$500 bail TO answer the chaTge OF larceny; Inc Inc
Locust streets, and can be had by applying to
Lieutenant Connolly.
L1eHT-FNaKRED.-MaryS Smith was so capti-
waited by the elegant appearance of pair o.
Streets that she carried them away with her
3 AS she forgot to pay the owner for them, he had
row, toexpiain why she did it. Not being able
| TO do so to that gentleman's satisfaction, she
\ was committed TO answer the charge OF larceny
l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boys went into
, lager beer saloon at Twentieth and Cambridge
! | streets yesterday afternoon and while the pro
: prletor was temporarily absent, made an at
i ever, and two of them John Murray and JohI
Hansonl were arrested, while the third sue
| ceeded in making his escape. The two prl
: soners were locked up for hearing
| n DAD DO1s-A youhB leth Vow 81
Dutill was arrested at No. $50 Garden street, 70
cruelty i'll using little girl 1t is asserted tina
: | he beat her, and then threw bricks at her. III
a | was arrested by officer Haran, and taken befor
Il | Alderman Massey, who, after hearing the fact
!, of the case, held him in $500 bail to answer tn
I. | charge of assault and battery.
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING
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N Summer Goods closing olA al very 10Y rates.
HaV lOdy bet0een I BENNETT yS q W.
,e | @ytHi,,.Sb streegs | No biB MARKET STREET,
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le and No. coo BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
K. pupnrARs FoILFD.-The office of Richard
le Buclt " 90. No 20 South street, was entered Q
~ Saturday night by burglars, VINO inoNeu =.
ne burglar-proof safe into the middle once, WHel
I'd they worked on IL till three O'CLOCK 4: M -
se Sunday when they were frightened py Cne % ~ ~
he trance OF Mr.. Pagun, who had an oiIlGe II III & "
1et upper part of the building. The puIglSass s su
&C. oeeded in removing only one OF the pIhIes
the SAFE which was made by Marvin q Oo;i ;i,s ~
he failed TO get 894 500 which was INSIDE; Ln' n
~ went OF in q hurry. leaving their t0oS penii
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