The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-15

A HASH OF MANY THNGs.-The Scots hold
5eie champetre at Oakdale Park on Monday.
The man who gave tue toast, Dear
woman is married, and has just paid the
mlliners and dressmakers' bills Tor the
quarter.
agriculture but it is an indsputabe fact wild
oats are mostly raised in cities.
-Sbert stories are almost always the best
The NIB comes soon and the laugh Is about sure
to be explosive aud hearty.
Before a Young meu is congratulated on his
sloOkrpg up," 1t il well to ascertain whether he
is on his feet or back.
dozens of our homeless newsboys and bootblacks
@AIauv of Ph,ladelphia's churches are getting
renovated. The people associate cushions and
1t is said that at least one hundred and
nifty Illicit disuleries are thriving IN Port
MFaIIipg of strange fruit-the several lads
who have dropped from trees within the past
The supreme Council of the Order of Honor
end Cemperance adjourned Yesterday afternoon,
"A glut OF vegetables is in our markets. The
price, however are enormous. Wherefore?
Beware The reckless Lads Who swim
beyond their depth. They drown daily.
The Court of Quarter Sessions within the
last day or two, did a rushing business.
The manner in which some people spread"
themselves in street cars Is detestabe.
The reason why female cooks are called the
best is because they can dress well.
MANY OF our citizens intend going to the
funeral Of the "Great Commoner,"
-Repairiug-the old Apprentices Library at
Fifth and AIcb streets.
The Pennsylvania Peace Society meets a.
Arlington to-morroT.
Plenty as uckleberrles-"shop-hft and
"honse crackers
-Busy-The workmen engaged in repairing
Callowhill street
Can't fnd him-the "wlckedest man" in
Philadelphia.
--Thropged- vehicles on Broad street.
yesterday.
= Any quantity of "Fawns" are upon our
streets.
Cape May has carnival" onght.
THE WHITE FAwN.-All the arrangements
incident to the preparation of the stage and
scenery for the production of the gre Vt SpectRcl
lar optratic ektrayaganz cnti.le The Wlue
FGcn, on Nouday II ght, at The Chesnut rect
Theatre, have been completed, ana II nav oe
safe TO say that the performance VIII proceed as
HmooInly as though 1t hed been running for
nosA hs. To accomplish this result Dir. sim
has deyo'e ed much ume, and the rchearsSl5 have
been going on for several weeks past The
management ella m that this piece presents the
mostsuperb aud elaborate Col ectlOn OF costumes
je els, properties. and appointments. ever ore.
scented al one production IN tne world. They
were made at an eXp, ndIrure o. $4oC00-onA set
of Jewels alouP cost'rg $4,000 In god, in Paris.
The entire nnmOer of DIRE. ses 70 be use am ,un's
TO one thousand OF whiah SIX hIndr aud duV
will be employed in the necessary changes OF
the ballet, and tae roma ming three hundred and
6fy for the dramatic cna,sc ers Of the piece.
The ballet numbers eighty-iour principals and
corYpL ecs, seventy sup"~nut tterdrics, ami 11rCv
children for narChes, tableauY, etc. To glve
Eomp idea OF the lmmpusisy OF This un1ertak n ?
On the part of the nGnagemcu', it Is oulV ucc IS
Fary o tate that seven y.hve carpenters and
Gnnty gas men are required 20 wOrG the me
'Ghs sIical and scene e7ec's
LIST HIS MoNEY.--Absrt Lultens, a young
mNp irom the Coun Ty, paid Wit 10 this ejty,
RDG met syren, who Ipdoced him to Scaom
Dangleer TO the hrUse OF Louisa Convex, NJ.
7GG E!Ilst sreer. While there he mlssed So.
The knalady oenied al kuo vie ice o. the
money ana ne wa hualiv Uruerri 10 leave ID
houge IL COMPLAINED to A derpau DpaCey,
who INsUei q wartant for the arrest of Louisa
She aUEeareg. aui was held IN SIX hundred dol.
lars tur a iUIi1er hearing.
REVENUE AFFOIkTwENrs.-The following ia q
list Of the gNugeTa Tor the Revenue Depar' 'ment
aproint ed tor the city First District, Thomas
Broadbead d. L. McClesue and h. A. Harr ug.
ton; Second District, Joseph 8. Money, an
Richard III. Cuuuet; TgiTl D.trict, Augustus
Crowel and Georgl f. Gordon: Fourth Dist c.,
Willism MechelcEs, Wallace Clifton, and A. T.
Lechler.
TIE Doe WAR.-The dog -catcher2 have cap
tured during the week 200 cauines, OF which rs
have been redeemed.