The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-28

q. Temperance Hail. Manayunk.
49, Southwest corner Frankford and Unity streets.
"a Thirty-fourth and Market streets.
25. Frankiord road and Clearfield streets,
26 Passyunk road and wharton street
The TENTH WARD DELEGATE ELECTIONS last
evening were decidedly animated, the contest
between the friends of Messrs. Joshua Spering
and A. II. Francscus. the rival candidates for
the Select Council nomination, being very
lively. The following is given as the result of
the canvass:-
Precinct. FrdnciSctLs. Sperino.
no
III IL
14l 62
90 o4
0''"'''''''.'.' 1z3 ~
l40 ~
W ~
15o 81
l5l lZJ
~ ~ 5aa
Majority for Franciscus.- $50
ENTICING MARRIED MEN.-Mary Myers,
woman of about forty years, and quite prepos-
sessing in her appearance, was arrested yester-
day afternoon in Franklin Square, on the charge
of enticing married men to her house in Du-
ponceau street, above Locust The accused
won the attention OF married man yesterday
and the vigllant eye of the officer knowing the
gentleman had no right to have his affections
drawn from his better half followed the parties
in question to the residence of Miss Myers. After
remaining there for about an hour, the woman
came out, when she was arrested and taken
before Alderman Hurley, who held her to an
swer at court.
WHITE MAN BEATEN.-A white man who
was passing along the neighborhood of Seventh
and Mary streets last evening, was attacked
and brutally beaten by two colored men. The
disturbance drew together a crowd of men,
boys, ragged-clad women and children and the
scene soon became very exciting. An officer
hearing of the affair hastened to the spot, and
took the assailants In charge. They had n
hearing before Alderman Swift, and gave the
names Of Robert Gilleard and Shadrick DAVIS
NUnE MI 1Tr1I
for the of1ense.
AN ABoRTIvE PRIzE-FIeHT transpired this
morning at the Rope Ferry, "down in the
Neck" The affair was fizzle throughout. al
though such a result was not owing to the vigil
lance of the police. 1t is expected that a strong
force of these vigilant functionaries will arrive
cipaIs in this affair, and their seconds rhe
fight was an old-fashioned rough-and-tumble
to the Intense disgust OF the fancy gentlemen
who had reused themselves long before day
break to be on the ground in season.
DISTURBANCE ON CHEsNUT STRBET.-Two men
of distinction were arrested last evening at
Ninth and Chestnut streets, on the charge of
having committed an assault and battery on a
Cuban gentleman. The affair being among
gentlemen who have been respected caused
much stir, and their arrest created no little
talk among persons feeling an interest in them.
The 0enG1ng pars1eS were e6 GSke6 TO to- t9s ne central
ing, which took place this morning before
Alderman Beitler, when the accused were held
ATTACK WITH BRICKs.-Michael Cooley and
| Peter Mooney were before Alderman Swift this
morning, on the charge of committing an
| assault and battery on gentleman, at Eleventh
| that the defendants threw bricks at the Injured
| man. striking him in the back and other parts
properly 10 his duties. Cooley was committed
| In default of bail TO answer at court, and
| Mooney obtained bail and was permitted to
depart.
FouNDLMe.-Last night about o'clock, as
| the of1cer was patrolling his beat at Twenty
fourth and Hamilton streets, his attraction
| was drawn towards a neighboring doorstep, by
| the cries OF child. On proceeding TO the spot,
| cleanly manner, had been left there by its un-
natural parent, A crowd soon gathered around,
Charge by Mr. Jackson, who resides in the I'M
mediate locality, and provided for.
RoBBEe PEACH CARs.-For some time past
| complaints have been made by peach traders of
| the depredations committed on the peach cars
| as they arrived at Gray's Ferry bridge. SO
serious has this evil become that posse of
| policemen were yesterday ordered to the spot
| 10 arrest persons who were found engaging in
these depredations On reaching the place In
| question they succeeded in arrestlnR John
Warren and John Curtain. who were taken
| before Alderman MauH and committed in
default Of bail TO answer at Court.
CoRoNER's VERDICT. - The Coroner's Jury
| this morning rendered the following verdict In
| the case OF the woman who was run down by a
| railway ana klllSu:-'InRL Jno SAID Wllle-
| nina Deuble came to her death by being acci-
| dentally run over by car No, 54, OF the Second
| and Third Streets Passenger Railway Company,
| on Germantown road, above thompson street,
August 26, 1867"
AssAULTING AN OFFICER.-AugustM Mccall and
| Edward O'Brin were before Alderman Jones
this morning, on the charge of committing an
| assault and battery on Omcer FSlel They were
reQuinsd to eater bail in $500 to answer al
Court.
MIL ON FIRR.-This afternoon, about
quarter past twelve o'clock, the alarm OF fire
was caused by the burning OF Clegg's mill
opposite Manayunk. in MONTGOMERY county.
| WE HAVE REDUCED ALL PRICES
| hdpe reduced dL prices.
| jVe hdte reduced all prices
| IEe h0is reduced all prices.
| Jpe haze reduced oil prices.
| I've haze reduced all prices -
| or ottr Summer Clothing % Close out Stock.
HaS Gay betlosen BENNNIESyTTTr NISyTr 4 So,I ,I
ystrtH streets. No. SIS MARKET STREET,
And No. 800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
SALE OF BoOTs AND SHoEs--McClelland &
| CO.. successors to Philip Ford S Co., auction
| GERS will sell at their store, No. 5O
| Market street. tomorrow Thursday morI
| inc August 20, commencing at 10 o'clock
| a large and desirable assortment OF Boots
| Shoes Brogans, etc, to which they woulC
calI the special attention of the trade
EARLY FALL.-See the new goods at Charles
| Stokes q Co.'s Ready-made Clothing House
under the Continental. These garments are
| made Of the most desirable materials and II
the heat manner.