The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-29

Congress had been substantially complied with.
case might be tored TO the firm pending the
investigation; but the District Attorney sug-
gested that others could be procured at small
MIR. Henry L. Woolf. the Revenue Inspector
referred TO by Mr.. Tobias, testified to some facts
substantially as above given.
The nearing was then postponed until IL
o'clock next Saturday, In order that an examt-
number of witnesses subpmnaed
OUT FOR GAME.-One John Phillips was
filled with the idea that fowling was most
night to be the great source of all joy and con-
tentment 1t seems that he INDUCED In 1t,
the Third District discovered large bag sus-
an animated body, Suddenly this body ran
against small portion of locust wood, gave
way, and, falling to the ground, revealed to the
gaze of an officer John Phillips. The contents or
the bag were investigated, when were brought
to light two inanimate roosters, and three other
defunct fowls. For this foul play, in the appro-
priation of these fowls, Philips was committed
by Alderman Butler to answer.
Evil, CoNDUcr-Charles Stewart was ar
rested yesterday for engaging in a transaction
which does not reflect great credit upon him.
He resides at No. 1880 Pearl street. 1t is alleged
that, in some domestic difficulty, he got angry
with his wife, and decidedly mad towards his
paterfamilias. In order to satisfy his craving
Understandable, until wife and paterfamilias had
to seek refuge without doors. He was arrested
at E1fteentn ana vine kITeeIS, anu was COM
mitted by Alderman Massey in default of $500
bail on each Of tw" "hor"ns of assault.
STOLE HORSE AND WAGoN.-A young man
came into this city last night from Delaware
county, to some friends. He stopped his
horse before the house, on Second:street at the
hour of s o'clock p. M. He went in, engaged in
conversation of short duration, came out, and
found the horse and wagon missing. Informa-
ton was given Lieutenant Goldey, of the Third
District, and one Henry Kirby was arrested
soon after at Front and Walnut streets with
the team in his possession. Alderman Butler
committed him for further hearing.
ExoNERATED.-Some time ago we reported
case of an alleged larceny OF a watch, by one
Charles A. Mintzer, Jt., from Charles A. Mint
ger, Sr., and the arrest and committal OF the
former. We are pleased to say that in the
charge there was no foundation; as, by an in
vestigatiOn made by Alderman Fitch, it APP
peared that Mintzer the younger had taken
the watch and chain at the word OF his mother,
the property belonging TO her. Under these
Circumstances. the Alderman exonerated Mr.;
Mintzer, Jr, from all blame or evil intent, and
discharged him on the 10Th instant.
PENNSYLVANIA RA11RoAD.-By a reference to
the advertisement of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, in another column, 1t will be seen
that the running time OF their trains was altered
on Sunday, april 2S. AS important changes
have been made, travellers will do well to eXs
anime the figures before starting for the depot
THE QUICKEST PASSAGE FROM BosToN.-The
quick est passag from Boston to this port has just
been made by the steamship Roman, Captain
Baker, which left Boston at 1886 p. M, on Satur-
day, and arrived at this port at 7'l5 this morn
ing, making the run in thirty nine hours forty
two minutes, the shortest time on record.
CORNER LoUNGERs were somewhat lessened
in the vicinity of the Fifth District and at Frank
| ford. Lieutenant Connolly, of the former, placed
| in duress Ia, while Lieutenant Street, of the
| latter, arrested II.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER,-From the reports OF
the dealers in this city, we think no proprie-
| tary medicine has had larger sale. It's valu-
| able properties as speedy cure for pain cannot
| fail to be generally appreciated, and no family
| should be without it, in case seofaccident orsudden
attack OF dysentery, diarhoea, cholera m orbus:
and even Asiatic cholera yields to its magic
power Montreal Transcript.
| THE COLD SNAP.-Ever since the purchase of
| Russian America we have been chilled by cold
| weather. One other purchase Is needed 10
| counteTact IL. That is a purchase of a suit of
| suitable clothing at Charles Stokes d Co.'s
under the Continental.
w. L. MADDOX q Co., No. ll5 South Third
stree I. below Chesnut, have on hand Sugar. cured
Hams of the rarest quality. from the most cele-
| brated cureIs Of the United States comprising
| in part Newbod, Davis Thomas Lloyd, Coffin
Excelsior MARYLAND, etc. etc.
STOP YOUR HAIR FROM FALLING OUT and
stimulate il to luxuriant growth by using
| Jayne's Hair Tonic. 1t Will impart TO the hail
| a rich and glossy appearance, and, at the same
| time keep the scalp clear from scurf and dan
| druff Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne Son
No. 242 Chestnut street.
To GENTIEMEN--Charles Oalford e. Sons
| Continental Hotel, have fine assortment o
| Gentlemen and Youths Latest Styles OF Hats
! and are prepared to suit all tastes