The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-20
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BREvITIEs. Young America has commenced
to spread itself. The children up early these
nlpping mornings, sliding, and In some places
skating on the little patches of ice-Walnut
street, between Elghth ana Ninth, in the even
ing, is one of the busiest of thoroughfares The
thea res and pea ut with their vociferous
proprietors and smoking lights, are in full
bast.--Tne progress of police reforml Com
plants against officers for neglect of duty are
no longer held in secret in the dingy under
ground room of the Central station, bat In the
rooms adjoining the Mayors office-Jdck Cdde
at the Walnut, and Jack Frost tnIroughont the
"A noble work During the past year the
Young Peoples ASSOCIATION has loaned 705
books, written 1874 letters for the poor, distri-
buted 5000 pages of tracts, and through It's in
stIumehtalily GO persons have come into the
Church, and 1862 into the prayer m meetings.-
The Columbia Engine Company has changed
its quarters to the house of the West Phiadel-
phia Steam Engine Company, Into which Il has
been merged.-The members Of the City Coun-
ellis OF Columbus, Ohio, passed through our city
yesterday, en- route for New York.-John
Jougher, living at Twenty-first ana Locust
streets had his hands smashed while handling
iron The property owners on Broad street
turned out en- nldSse last night, and resolutions
were unanimously passed tavoring the WIDEN
Ing of the footways at Broad and Poplar streets.
Found deadl An unknown man was found
dead Yesterday morning at No 54 Callowhill
street, where he had taken lodgIngs-On Fri.
day last the millinery store of Miss w. q. Cox,
on Chestnut street, above Broad, was robbed OF
goods valued at $5O0-Seizores of Illicit distil-
| lelies, wheTeat the proprietors wax wrotn at
the Governmental authorities are of fda ly occur
| volving upon Lieutenant Bowers, in his
| cessful engagement at the Arch" that gentle
! man reported police items of interest at the
Mayors Office this morning.