The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-18
CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATIoE.-The
of Ss sSSy Ss Sd last rs SS yeG GbR
Proposals were received from the following gentle,
Housfwiilism b. Muford n ssd as seveTns q Ward
go $50 Joseph r. Bozarth, ss2,9S9; j. M. & NJ. E. Har
MIR Rtinboth North wRrd) submitted the fol-
Whereas. The proposals submitted and read this
eyenhg are much In excess Of the amounts indicated
Resored, That the matter be referred back to the
modification, so the Board may be enabled TO plan
amount appropriately the Committee to report to the
The following Proposals @ for fSTnishng the Board
Win YIN coal We're also TeceyedIGa,mpion . Broth eTs
Lee s57S and $780, The contract was awarded to
MIR, Stevens middle ward) moved that when the
Board adjourn t be to meet at the call OF the COM
= Mr.; Fewsmllh North ward), from Committee on
the examination for teaShers certificates Fity -four
candidates presented themselves for examination.
who passed a successful examination. The report
was rec eved and ordered 70 be printed; Adjourned
A Row ON A STEAMBoAT.-On Friday morn
Ing last the steamer Jersey Blue started from Ches
and gentten en- who were 70 spend the day at Penns-
return When opposite Timber Greek a young man
named Charles H9S approached gentleman g6 and
in the mazes Of the dance. She refused, owing to
thing which it is alleged Hoy said, and Knocked him
down & with cane hoy then went below to the bar,
do SSTP TSGdt on The upper dsGk tho
and Hoy ran alter the one he supposed hG him, for
the purpose Of retaatng; instead OF getting him he
he both he Ss
snS as h EALING, h% W. e party
ceived six very severe cuts on the head. Hoy was
Cox, who held him II $500 bail 70 appear at Court
Row IN A DRINKING SALOoN.-Last evening
Baniel & Jordan visited drinking saloon on Third
/ a N
handed over the full amount. A German named
back of the neck and pitched him out Of the door and
beat him. Jordan entered complaint at the Mayors
other man could not be found. Charles. aer hear.
Ing was bound over to answer at Court.
New CULvERT.-The culvert in Market
and ia he a%q GP Of wo wee S
entirely So and all that extra water which has for
viii be removed and the people will not Be compelled
The heavy rains Recently the banks to n
and retarded the the W0ssmen to some exSst but the
ACCIDENT TO YAwI.-On Sunday, while the
three fishermen, in small boat, desired get tow.
and when opposite the Wheel. the sSSmSoat was SET
in motion, and drew the boat under. smashing the
rSe boar WSs hs
cued in a damaged condition.
DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Last evening John
with being drunk and sofdery L appears
in the habit of getting drunk and when he gets much
OF the ardent aboard is strongly given to hghtug He
beat his wife the last time but she declining to prose-
cute him, his Honor fined him for being drunk and
disorderly.
A DEAD BABY.-For some time past one of
the culyerts Mckle street has been stopped up
Yesterday some men were set to work to ascertain
what the impeachment was, They soon succeeded in
bringing to light the cause which was found to be the
body OF q child, very much decomposed. Coroner
I Roberts held an inquest. and the Jury rendered
verdict OF "placed there by some unknown party"
SLIGHT ACClDENT.-On the steamer Edwin
Forrest, on Sunday, while some young men were
jumping a rope one OF them trlpped, fell over and
for half an hour. We were not aware that such
amusements were tolerated on steamboats,,
especially on Sunday.
New TRIAL.-The Court granted the appli-
cation for new trial by Alden G. scove, Esq, counsel
for Davis Kelso, convicted of murder in the first
degree at the last term of the Court. Probably an
extra session OF the Court will be held in order to try
this case over again.
STOLE Two PAIRS OF SCIssoRs.-Peter Hagan
was arrested by officer Owens yesterday, upon the
charge of stealing two pairs OF scissors the property
OF head Brothers. paper hangers. They refused to
/ prosecute, and HRgan was released.