The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-08

RECIPROCAL, OR A NOTIoE OF A NEIGHBoRLy
AFFAIR.-Michael Murphy and Catharine MS
wife, the one of thirty and the other OF twenty
eight years of age, reside in the dwelling NO.
1881 Warnock street. There also reside In the
same house another man and his spouse
Now Michael on Saturday night became eX-
ceedingly excited, as Is common when men
drink just enough to keep them from going 10
sleep. lie returned nome, ana, prooaDiyy W Sha "a
mistake, entered the room wherein SAT Che
other mans wife. ~
She screamed, and he felled her with blow,
and. satisfied, heD descended TO MS own rooms.
Soon the husband ofthe woman assaulted came
laundering into Mprphy's room ana tneh ,s,
began to rail- etc. etca when Mrs, Murphy I'M
medately flew at him: then his wife flew at her;
then Murphy commenced, and the other man
followed suit, and tusse oil some uutaV,on, % in al
which all suffered severely was the conse-
quence. The two Murphys were arrested; ne
on charge of assault With intent to XII; was was
committed in $1,000 ball. and she was held IN
$500 bail to answer by Alderman Fltch'
SOMETHING ABOUT sl3OO-Clayton Still is a
colored man and resides on HaineS street, re
used TO work for the North Pennsylvania ran,
road Some time ago he conhdentlally hunted
as to the fact OF his finding portemonnaie,ron-
tanning $1,000 in bills, at one of the stations of
that road, Branchtown by name. one evening
he ran up one of the streets Of that little place,
shouting that his cousin intended to murder
him for his money, which he said was found III
a field. An officer arrested him, the book was
found, and when asked the exact place where
he found the portemonnaie, affirmed there was
no truth in the affair; that he simply dropped
ana picked up MS own DOOhs 40 bulo was hpb
O satisfactory explanation, Alderman Wood
committed him TO answer at court
AID FOR THE DESTITUTE ENTERTAIN
MENT BY THE PEAK FAMILY BELL-RINGERS.-
1t is with pleasure that we notice the entertain
ment to be given by the Peak Family Bell
Ringers tomorrow evening, at Concert Hall, in
aid of the destitute and suffering people of the
South. The great merit of this troupe; their
enviable reputation as sweet singers and beau
tiful players, coupled with the noble object
which, by this movement they intend to fur
Jher. should not fail to draw an overtiowing
house. Let the people remember tomorrow
evening, at Concert Hall.
No LICENSE had John Mellon who is the sole
proprietor and general manager of a little grog-
gerry at the corner of Richmond and Maple
streets. No authorized permission had he for
dealing out in small quantities Philadelphia
lightning and other decoctions capable of de-
stroying at forty rods. SO when 1t was ascer-
tained that he had retailed such articles to
minors and others, he was arrested, fined, and
held TO bail by Alderman Beitler, in default of
which requirements he was committed.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF ending in q severe
injury to a little boy, was perpetrated by one
John Anderson. 1t appears that Anderson was
driving cart around the corner of Front and
Vine streets. just as a little boy dropped his
broom on the cross-walk. There were time
and space for Anderson to stop, but, regardless
OF life or limb, he drove over the little fellow
who had one of his fingers crushed. The
offender was held in $500 bail to answer by
Alderman Becker.
PORTRAIT OF ARTEMUs WARD.-H. Z. Tudor.
of New York, has published Photographic
Charles Farrar Browne), with characteristic
sketches illustrative of the choicest and most
comical subjects of the great American humor-
ist, by his friend, Ed. Mullen, whose pencil is
in every wav worthy Of Artemus pen. L. B.
Pugh, No. 500 Chestnut street. has it for sale.
MALICIOUS YoUNGsTERs.--Jacob Becker and
Charles Lenox were arrested at Thompson and
Front streets, on Sunday morning, by Officer
Cox and Bindenstook, for tearing away the rail-
ing from before a church in that neighborhood
and otherwise demoishing the fence. Alder
man Shoemaker committed each in default of
$500 bail to answer.
LARCENY OF AN OvERCoAT.-John Deaton, aged
forty-fve years, was arrested by Officer Glib
son, at Tenth and South streets, on Saturday
night, for having in his possession an overcoat
which it is alleged he procured dishonesty.
Alderman Morrow committed him for fur
ther hearing.
A SUSPICIOUS PARSONAGE Is WILLIAM SMP-
LER, for whom the detective force have been
looking, alleging his completely in bur;
glary some weeks since, and who was arrested
last night by Officer John Bell. He was handed
over for a further hearing.
MATCHES SEIzED.-This morning Revenue
inspectors ]. o. Tobias and Henry l.. Woolf, of
the Fourth District, seized 400 gross of matches
No. 345 n. Front street, for alleged violation of
the revenue laws-the boxes not being stamped
as required by law.
ARREST OF A PRoFEssIoNAL.-John Sweeney,
q DrOIeSSlOnal WAS hEIe6Jtu GLlS
ing at Market street wharf He will have a
hearing to-day.
SPRING OvERCoATs.-We have a complete
assortment of this seasonable and sensible
Garment in all kinds and shades Of colors, at
astonishingly low prices.
HALLWAY BETWEEN BENNETT & Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH SITS. No. 5lS MARKET sT.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-From the reports of
the dealers in this city, we think no proprie-
able properties as a speedy cure for pain cannot
fail to be generally appreciated, and no family
should be without i'm case eofaccident ors sudden
attack of dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera-morbus;
and even Asiatic cholera yields to its magic
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