The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Iron ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SER INSIDE PAGES
CoMMENoEMENT.--At 10 o'clock on Thursday
morning next the Commencement of the Uni.
YetslIy OF PENNSYLVANIA will take place at the
Horticultural Hall. The following is the pro.
gTamme:-
J. Greek salDtatory oration. BY John:w. Wright.
Science BY Charles shaflDer.
hTEs g Light By Fugn
.. Unspoken Thought. BY Herman o. Duncan.
confrng q Degrees upon Bstoheiors S9s pns Of Arts
MsstsTs oEaIon BY Frank Castle
An orchestra will be In attendance and dis
course SS,I Sc appropriate music: Everything that
been secured, and those who desire to enjoy
rich intellectual entertainment, as well as hear
the sweet strains OF music, could not spend as
short time more profitably than by gracing
the occasion with their presence. Besides, an
opportunity Will be offered to see the new Hall.
which is without doubt one of the finest in the
country. The community at large should over
Jime-honored Institution, and show by their
presence that they are interested in its welfare.
THE WRECK OF THE New IRoNsIDEs-WHAT
is TO BE DONE WITH IT.-Al that remains of
this famous iron-clad-the pride of the "Qualker
bow which rises just above the water in the
Delaware where she sank. Its iron walls, so
hurled forth their iron storm in vain-have an
1pglorious resting place in a muddy bed. The
ruined null OF the New IronsideS-after the fire
OF last winter, with some remains of its iron
masts and iron sides, was an object which could
place off League Island but gradually she has
gone down in the mud until the waters of the
Delaware have almost hid her from view.
A disposition of the iron hull has at last been
effected Mr.. Thompson, of New York, having
purchased the remains OF the Government for
$4,000, VIII soon commence to raise the hull.
To do this the labors of submarine workmen
will be called into requisltion. and the iron, as
1t is raised, will be forwarded to New York and
remanipulated by the owner into massive iron
targets for the use Of the United States.
BENEFACToR.-One and all who have been
placed under DR.. Colton's treatment express the
ticability OF his great art. That which was ex-
cruclating and painful-for all know what
tended the old mode of extracting Ivory
offenders-has become pleasant and painless
operation. The use of Nitrous Oxide Gas, of
which DIR. Cotton is The originator, has become
one OF the most useful and important benefac-
tions to the people. More than tl0enty thousand
its refreshing powers-have taken this Gas, and
endured in blissful ignorance the extraction of
a refractory tooth which has been constant
source of misery. DR.. Colton's rooms are at No.
737 Walnut street.
A SERIOUS Accidental little fellow named
Harry Rutter was passing by dwelling just
completed at Twentieth and Jefferson streets,
when he was struck by a basket of chips which
some one had either thrown or carelessly
dropped from second story window, and very
Last evening Mr.. Charles Mckee was arrested
for throwing or dropping the basket and held
for a further hearing by Alderman Fitch.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CoNoERT.-At Con
cert Hall there will be given, on Thursday
evening next, grand complimentary concert
to Mr.. Ira ID. Cliff, which promises one of the
best musical treats OF the season. Madame
NJ. l.. Brown, the Misses Purnell, Mr.. j: H..
Teagle and the Hannibal Brass Band have
hi IU
gramme is replete with choice selections from
the works of musical celebrities.
KEEPING DIsoRDRRIY HOUSE. On complaint
being lodged by number of order-loving citi-
zens Robert Squihb was taken Into custody for
Keeping a disorder1y house at No. 1880 Frank
ford road. Pauline Bowers, Emma Whtteman,
arrested for being inmates of the same. The
keeper was held in $500 bail TO answer at Court,
while each OF the others were bound over 70
keep the peace, and fined.
A srABBNe CAsH.-BefOre Recorder Eneu
to-day, Patrick Ward had hearing he was
charred with cutting Florence McCarty with q
knife in the hand, In Front street. near Mead
alley, last Friday evening. A, general nght was
going on, and It is alleged that Ward cut in
during progress. Ward was arresIed py Con, C
stable r. r.. Smith. He was held In S2'oOO Dali
for his appearance at Court
WoU1D-RE SoLprERs.-Patrick DAILY, Patrick
Curran, Annie Titles, and Annie Lynch, having
taken too much of the ardent, became hilarious
and formed into squad OF soldiers, having tol
fhing and everybody in their way. They were
arrested at Fifth and Parrish streets, and helC
in $500 bail each TO keep the peace oy Alderman
Shoemaker.
AN AssAULT.-W William Binder was at hi
residence, on Twenty-third street, near Callow
hill street, when Hugh Wiley, shoemaker
came in and pres ented a bill for boots ana re
pairs to the same, demanding pay. Binder con
sidered IL such an absurd thlng GnaC ne kl9k9'
Wiley out of doors. Alderman Pancoast hell
the Kicker in $500 bail to answer.
In THE SAME TRAcK.-Daniel Mcbride wa
taken In custody last night for stealing rope
from the various RATS which Ioat IN Inc 5cn.uyl .y
kill in the Twenty y-fourth Ward. His brothe
was arrested for q similar operation the nlgh
preeeding. Alderman Allen committed DAME
10 answer at Court
V1o1ArNG THE SUNDAY ANTI-LIQUoR LAW
o,oorae w sheets was taken in custody, on tn
ooth sof q person TO whom liquor was sold b
Sheets on Sunday last, at HItie saloon 1 y "
spphtrtx- -Saven In near Market street. Ihe keepe
SVas held in $500 bail to answer az court
IApcFNY.-Peter Mealey was arrested TN
noornipg for stealing a silver watch goid a onaiL
atc from a workshop, near tlItn ahS ,aSn SVh ha
streets Alderman Lutz held MIN III SiVV' O'
to answer. "
House. RoRB KRY.--The residence OF ..
Rrown. No. 1891 South Fifth street, was enOeIs
last night by some parties m unahomtn at to,1t keo 1
Tansacked the premises, taking ABOUT SOV
money
sAvEp.-William Richards managed 70 9
s.to the delaware last night, near Poplar sure sure
hoyf and came as near drowning as possiIp,i
when Oficer Devine came up anu PulAou la
out.