The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-27
FIFTH EDITION
The Presiaent,s Tonr.

HARTFORD June Z7.--The Presidential party
left here at A. NJ under escort Of the District
of Columbia knights Templar, with the Ma
rine Band Previous to their departure, the
President was presented with magnificent
bouquet by lady, accompanied by card bear
ing the words :--"To his Excellenoy Andrew
Johnson, the defender OF the Constitution"
On the way to New Haven. the President was
saluted with cheers and waving Of hats at dif-
ferent places. Colonel ]. F. Babcock, who ao-
companled the party to Boston, ana Aldermen
John b. Robertson and d. M. Forest and Coun-
Gilman George Handley. representing the mu-
nicipal authorities, were in the special car
Governor English also accompanied the party
NEW HAVEN, June 27.-The President was re-
ceived at the railroad depot
HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-Before
Alderman Beitler, at o'clock to-day, Julian
fession, and Robert Scott, residing at the same
place, and following the same business, were
charged with peddling without license
They asked Oficer Howley, at Walnut street wharf,
If there were any objections to their selling g few itss
peril rhey then went up the street further, and col
leGted a large crowd by selling genuine one,doliar
thirty cents, etc. When the crowd had assumed a
BropSht out some bogus |ewepy such as CHAINS rineS
etc, and commenced selling them, rst asking large
They T6ey bad only succeeded in dspSSns oos gold u
arTesteG Them they we're each held IL $500 bail for
further hearing tomorrow at O'Clock.
LARCENY OF COATS.
Charles A. Conner, alias Charles A. Lynch, was
cade broker, No. 40 South Third street had three
coats stolen this week; he recognized them among
those recovered by information received from the de-
John F. Young had seven coats stolen from No. 5ss
Walnut street He recognized one of the lot above
George outhbert recognized the defendant by cut
nut street. @ He eva wasn't positive, but he ii Thought % il
Vincent Donnsiiy, ,pawnbroker, living No. sss
South street. teathed that the coat recognized by Mr.
There coats remaining at the Central station
awaiting Identification. Conner was held in $4,000 to
LARCENY OF BONDS
PELHAM Hollis, broker, at No. 5Qs Locust street. was
safe OF the Duncannon Iron Works some time since.
Of the PepnsSVSns Rsroad Two days ncS
one of the $500 bonds NEGOTIATED Third street,
unsatisfactory accounts as 70 how he became the
hearing, - mp,
Samuel Davies had further hearing. He Is
1e VIII SdeT ii fe S
street. testified that the defendant and another man
ss Ssd coe IN IL WITH
The latter afterwards proved 70 be an iunpostor.
Company IT tesed tbat sS had not % BEEN
SRSs % the not
phD Of 6s sbs @ SR
| Ia the North America Insurance Companys Office,
| who told him that Davies had received $40 for the
| Franklin Engine; the receipt signed James, II.
| Conway, and was recognized Davis handwriting:
he was not authorized TO make collections for the
Company. or
The defendant called Marshal Blackburn to testify
in regard the matter He stated that be in the
office at the time. and Davies came up to him. and
said something like the follOwng"I came In TO in'
lroduce my friend Conway who is making COLLECTIONS
assist in burying of the members OF the Frank
lin Engine who was killed at the fire at the Am ercan
THEATRE supposed It was all right; If had sus
| pected that that anything wrong, would have
| cautioned the Insurance Company; I had known both
| of these men members of the Franklin and pre-
sumed they were authorized 10 act for the Company.
Davies then made lengthyspeech in extenuaton OF
his conduct but cut short in the middle OF it
the Alderman requiring him to give bail in the OF
$1,000 for further hearing. -