The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-16

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Nos. 2ls AND 22O soUTH FRoNT STREET. PHILADEL-
PHIA, I4th May, 1867 IGentlemen:-Y kind invita-
OF the great pleasure i will give me 70 meet you. and
beg leave to name Wednesday, the 18TH at a. p NJ
as as the time most conyenlent TO myself aud which 1
Very respectfully, your friend. ~
To Messrs Hannls, Ridgway, Macky, Taylor, Miller,
Corr. and others.
HEARING BEFORE U. 5. COMMISSIONERS
SEkGEANT-United States VS.. A. G. Stevenson,
charged with keeping an irregular book of pur-
chases and sales of liquor, was heard before
United States Commissioner Sergeant this
morning,
spectcr for the First, second Tnrd, ' FouTth and
Fifth Districts Of PennsylvanIa. On the l3!h Instant
visited the premises Of Messrs; Harmer q Co., Fifth
member OF that firm; called upon at his leather
store Third above Race; asked him to show me his
copy Of u, and then went to the firm OF B. W. illus
Book and Ound dserepeHcy Of over P gallons SS Of
hSEy E as aS Sa
Upon the examination OF the ledger OF W. ILLUS q
The whisky purchased from him was carried to
@ account &C. S9pq M make ng m salts
books other than those presented? he said no; then
sn af Keen a NO ks
so d his whisky for cash or short notes.
Mr. SteVenson's books were presented and
examined, and only slight discrepancy was
discovered The bookkeeper of the firm was
keeping the books and paying for purchases.
II was proved that there was no intent to de.
fraud, and the case was dismissed.
AN UNLuCKY TURN.-Two boys, named
James Mcknight and Justice Hayens, each aged
hfteen, and residing respectively at No. 1923
olive street and No. Delta place. were yester-
cay in want of some change. They have always
Heretofore borne q good name. 1t is alleged
that they were induced to appropriate one
tutter knife and one dollar in money from
covering her loss, and entertaining well
grounded suspicious, caused thelr arrest .yy Dyy
officer Mathews Alderman Massey committed
each in default of $500 bail to appear at Court.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF was committed by some
Ierson persons unknown, in the vicinity OF
twelfth and Brown streets. last night, about
1: o'clock. They were malicious enough to
dlub the steps, windows, and marble faclEgs OF
tie buildings in that neighborhood with brown
paint, dishguring their appearance, and de,
facing the wood and marble, from which 1t Will
be almost Impossible to remove the paint.
Should such persons be arrested they should
be severely dealt with, to the fullest extent OF
tie law.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Thomas &
Sons sold at the Exchange,yt sterday noon. the
vlIuable properly known as the Baltic
WooiIen Mills" Fourth and Lawrence streets,
for S5H500. Also on the premises at Beverly,
New Jersey 90 o-g
4Iots Warren S5 80
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A FIGHT RESULTS UNsATIsFACToRMY.-Two
men, named "Shinneyn Buck and = Burns,
stfnding at Ninth and Locust streets, finding IL
an impossibility to settle dispute with an
arsument, resorted TO physical force. The
result was that Buck lost one ear, Whlch was
almost entirely severed by knife in the hands
OF burns They were not arrested, as the oInceI
on hat beat had just conveyed two prisoners
TO the Station House.
TRoUB11Ne THE DoG-C CAToHERs.-Ge II
Kent Daniel Daily, and James Lynch were ar
rested yesterday at Twelfth and Hamilton
streets, for interfering with and assaulting tne
dog gcatcheTs, who were busy lassoolng all sucL
nn1pcky CANNES as were without muzzles ano
collars Alderman Massey held each to bail fo
appearance at Court.
Az ALLEGED LARCENY OF $36.-Mary Cox was
last night arrested. on complaint Oh an ol1 MAJ MAJ
whohad visited her place, on Water street, las las
evening She is charged with having stolel
1856 rom him while he was IN somewhaC ~ SON h
1inotable," Alderman Beitler committed Mary
TO answer
srpA1rNa A CLoAK.-William Cush was ar
,asted Yesterday for stealing CLOAK rom
girl with whom, IL Is sala, ne KEEPS ondp p@ii
1betnnds purchased Tor his own comiorG a ma
and coat. For this unfriendly ana SaGnna alSnomeS
conduct he was committed py Alueini"
BeiLler, in default of SlOOO pan,
Mn Wo1EsoHN's CONCERT To-NIGHT.-Many
-aNnests nave been made for the repetlIlon o
this brilliant affair, on account ot oiie sa
demand TOR seats We are auInual1TIi 1b aTtistS, en-
oaSements elsewhere will not permlI In
Thought OF repetition
THE FOURTH TME.-Thomas Harris, an Eng
iishman, residing in Chippewa, hesp D1 las
nraat was again arrested at his resldence, las
night. by Ofcer Mink tor os beating hs has S1e See
This makes four times that Th9nas n4S sui
Ss9mmGted sGTeS him In default Of $500 bail to answer
MAD Doe.-A dog that gave every dSa eyidenC
of being rabid after frightening tne PeNPie stpnet
the vicinity of Sixteenth ana OniEoi Ostd a. ~ h
yesterday afternoon, was many olsPV'0" Va
receiving q load Of buckshot'