The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-13

LICEUsBs ISSUED BY THE CRY COMMISSIONERS.
The following licenses to sell liquor were issued
by the City commissioners since our last ISSUE
John $. Connell, southeast corner of Seconu
and Lombard Streets Kate Slaymaker, NO zig
Currant alley, Hugh Henry, southeast corner l, 9i
FOrtieth ana Lancaster avenue. John EOard'
No. 2l0 Brown street: Christian G.. Naglee,
northwest corner of Twenty y-second and spruce;
Gottlieb Nagle, northwest corner seventh anu
Girard avenue; Henry Gartner, No. 1901 melon
street, Charles waltz, No. 8i7 N. Fourth street.
Mark straup, No. 3O6 oates street; Louis berH'
No. 1908 Main street; Hugh Flood, No. ~ N
Eleventh street: Leopold Schott, NO y 6reeh
street. Joseph Myers, No. 6l7 Poplar street. Jonn
Wibank, northwest cornOr of Rugan ana CaI-
lowhill streets; Frederick King, No. oW N.
Eighth street; II. j. Bailey, No. StraWDeIIry
street. A. Kohler, No 28 Spruce street C5lor6S @ I6S
G. Uber, No. $50 Bridge street: j. Lewis, NO ~
Richmond street; Anton Weiss, No. lSO1 n,
Fifth street; Benjamin g. Hubbs northwest
corner of Water and Vine streets: John McCon-
nell. No. 1000 Locust street: Kemper & Stull,No.
1926 SAMSON street; James Il. Hepley, northwest
corner of Second and Brown streets, q; =
Krauss, southeast corner Eleventh and snip
pen; Edward B. Cole. No. 1882 Richmond street;
Julius Schwalber, southwest corner of Eleventh
and Fitzwater streets; Michael smith, No I90
S. Eleventh street; Edward Leon Hardi, No. 10B
$. Eleventh street: John Kirchbaum, NO. 1910
Callowhill street; A. Lipehan, No. 1895 Sargeant
street; A. f. Haas. No. 705 ST. John street, John
Baker, No, 455 st. John street; James McLaugh-
lin, northwest corner of Broad and Race streets;
Harry Speckman, No. $50 Harmony place; Chas.
Shuber, No. $50 Brown street; ]. Mahlon Co,
No. 457 n. Third street; William Falls No l5O
N. Second street; Louis Pohl, No: 7O4 n. Thlrd
W. II. Wright southeast corner of Forty-nrst
and Haverford streets, Adam 8. Haubert NO.
4OiS Main street, Frankford; Green IL Coane,
northwest corner of Third and Chestnut Streets
y A Boy, ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE FROM AN OFF,
GER, JUMPS FROM A FoURTH-SToRY WINDOW
TO THE STREET AND is FATALLY INJURED
John Downey and Frank, his brother aged
respectively thirteen and seventeen years, nave
for a long time carried on robberies of consider
able amount at the South street wharf. They
managed to steal from Jersey marketers all
manner of valuables, such as chickens, vegeta-
bles, and loose clothing. The police have been
searching for them for some time.
This morning officer Ferguson spied them Mt
their operations on the wharf and gave chase.
The boys ran up to Penn street, below South,
into brick building, and up to the fourth
story, hoping to get on the roof by means of the
officer at their heels, and dreadinR to be taken
into custody, John ran to a dormer window on
this fourth story, jumped out, and came down
on to pavement with such force as to
produce insensibility. When help arrived
IL was aScertained that one of his limbs
was broken between the knee and nip,
a deep cash was under his chin, several contu-
sIons on the skull, and doctor present stated
that he was seriously, If not fatally injured in
ternally. IL Is thought that when he jumped
he believed he would alight on another root, as
he would If he had leaped from another win
dow near by, but which in the excitement he
missed. He was removed to his home in Penn
street. between Lombard and South, and from
thence to the Hospital. The other boy, Frank,
was arrested just as his brother leaped, and
was taken to the Station, where he will medi-
tate no doubt on the evils and calamites caused
by his course of life.