The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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on Broad street the latter showed the former car
gave his note for that amount Janney requested of
Erwin not to send for the lumber for few days. this
few days following Erwin came to city and ascer
ods 6SE e ap ae S another
out for the broker upon the above CHARGE ana he
At the hearing it was discovered that Thomas TAy-
oT anether carpenter OF FrsnEferd had given Jan
placed In Ieylors hands the note Of Mr. Erwin as
yet been delivered, however.
This afternoon the accused will have a hearing be-
merchandise under false pretenses said that he
has swindled another party.
CRY PomTIos-RBpUBLroAN MEETINGS THIs
EyEFIN9.-At halt-past o'clock this evening there
Ninth Ward at National Hall on Market street.
by the following eminent speak ers-Coonel r. stock
eft Matthews, of Maryland, John M. Fitzpatrick, Esq.
OF Pittsburg; c. w Robb, ESQ, of Ptsburg; H. Bucher
2w0pe I ESD Of % Slesrfeld; A. b. Chase ESQ. Of York.
The Republican Association of the Seventeenth
the northwest corner of Front and Master streets.
The Twenty-fo and Twenty Wards,
West Phadelphia; are in motion for the success OF
the good cause. This evening there will be large
missioners Hail. s. f. corner Of Thirty .seventh and
Market. Addresses will be delivered on the occasion
" Geary, HON. William B. Keey, Mon MoTon from
McMichael. Hon. James Pollock, General Louis Wag-
ner, General Joshua T. owen, Beniamr II. Brewster,
William b Mann, Esq. James Iynd. ESQ.
them by Grant sheridan. and Sckles will assemble
aJ1 O'CLOCK at JDP corner tIhlrtY-eighth and Mar
ket streets. to attend the above meeting in force.
THE RICHMOND WHIsKYrrRs held a meeting
last ngh & In H Hsw rp or the two % raids n9 % have been
knowing that The United states authorities Would not
be disposed to back out OF the contest after the re-
thought advisable by the rum, ones Of Rchmond that
R hE se2 S @ Se % or b e1 m order
counter whenever II takes place. The meeting was
manifested on the part Of the whisEytes We are not
acquainted with the precise plan Of campaign adopted;
e
years ago by the, depizens Of the same locality;
by military force, the upshot OF which visit the
om 1Se shanes wS Witch the place aSoud
When the national authorities make their next raid
wheming force that the disgracefnI of yester
day may not be re- enacted
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF
HEAITH-At meeting held on Thursday last. the
following OfhCers were elected for the ensuing year.
President, Elia3 Ward, N. D Secretary, 49,;
Augustus 4. Lynch and Robert Carnes; Inspectors,
William Wiams and Peter X. Young; Night In
try GIeTk George E. Cha6ssrs
Asssta9E CLERKS J9hn O. Sees gn6 Charles ,W0TdPen nan
scian Of Municipal Hospital j. H. Taylor. Matron.
Lydia Tomlnson; Measurers Conrad B. Andres,
Thomas s. Singston
He WANTED WINTER OUTFIT.-A young
man named Henry Atkinson was arrested Tor the
larceny two coats yesterday; He walked into the
the osensible purpose OF purchasing coat He tried
Of 6 store n8t He 9y 20
take of one ofthe coats had tried on and put his
young man w Went Into the store Of MT RD Clifton
& % eos en- G & SaoF BeT s
the thoughEess young man in $500 ball to answer.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT BURGLARY.-About
ha!Epast o'clock this morning John Swain was ar
attempting burglary. citizen living on the east
side Of Fifth street. below South, noticed the mys-
eye on him inn he he @ saw Nh him produce pr lmmy and
and endeaVOr to IL OpOn. While engaged
patrollnan quietly made his appearance and po1nced
and this morning Alderman Tittermary committed
A DANGEROUS CUsToMER.-Dan Sullivan went
into a house atslxth and Buckley streets yesterday
afternoon and assaulted one of the female occupants
He drew knife and threatened to XIII her. Several
around and threatened them with vengeance. A
policeman called in and the assailant arrested
man TO the station House and before he could do So
he mad bring his 'locust into requison. Sullivan
had hearing before Alderman Morrow, aud was
held in $500 bail.
THE TABLES TURNED.-Y Yesterday Isaac
Bagley sued man for assault and battery but when
the defendant appeared on the stand, and gave his
reasons for the assault He said he caught Bagley in
and consequently knocked him down for so doing
sseated and Bagey was held to answer s6e charge
OF picking pockets: The other man was discharged.
RToTER ARRESTED Daniel Carr, tits alleged,
was one OF the ringlesdeEs in the outrageous attack
seized st and was carryingit of; when Policeman
WidmiIl seized him. took the Ill from him. and
esco1ted him 10 the lock up. He beld for hear
log before the United states sCommissioner
SHAMEFUL CoNDUoT.-Last evening a lady
Messenger on the Germantown Passenger Railroad
car was nearly blinded by some vicious boys who
amusa themselves by throwing sand into the faces Of
the occupants of the Several ofienses OF this
character have recently been committed In Fourth
street. below Chestnut but no arrests have been made
PASSING COUNTERFEIT CURRRNcY.-William
Fanahe was arrested in the Second Ward yesterday
for attem png 10 pass counterfeit fyceut fractional
notes He had hearing before Alderman Maule, and
was Committed for hearing before one Of the United
States Commissioners.
WE LEARN that there is a need of lint and
bandages for the use the wounded in the Hospital
of the oIdieIs Home at the corner OF sixteenth and
Fbert streets. This want can readily be supplied by
our readers and hope they will act upon the mat
ter without delay
SNEAK THIEF John O'Neill was taken into
custody at Twenty second and Mark streets yester-
day for larceny. U Is alleged that he stole piece OF
cloth from the front OF store In that neighbOrhOod
Alderman Jones committed him In default OF $500 bail
BEATING HIS WRE.-Matthias Foley lives at
Eighth and Bedford streets. Last night he amused
himself by beating his wife The result was, that he
arrested and committed By Alderman litter.
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