The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-29

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TIE BERKINsHAw HoMCIDE-THE CoRoNER's
NyEsTIGAT1oN.-Thism morning Coroner Daniels
commenced an Investigation in the case OF
William BerkinshaW, VINO was lound III muraere9
Yesterday MOI ming, in house at Tenth and
Ellsworth streets. The testimony elicited was
as follows:-
ssee; yestt rday morning left Morris & Tssker's
foundry and went PIP Eleventh street and met a Mr..
Souder; we went to the house in questi6n to take
drink; we stood there taking for few moments;
see If iy Se dcceasedJ isthere and shake him up
and get him outs" went mp stairs and found the de.
End told Stuart: all went up and saw that he
"nt and report it to three p6 cemsn saw the de.
ceased last alive on election day; have Known de.
never saw him querrelling or heard him express any
Sis eaor and meas and have always seen him reat
n1 Policeman Robert Aked sworn--Yesterday morn.
Ing alb 1uE ~ O'Clock the last witness told me and
we went up to the third story the deceased;
CTSs Ws snd SSusRs ce
. sd a
him to be 10 difficulty; he was an habitua ddnker;
nfstr P iceman ery corroborated the statement of
ine nPntenant Charles B. Lsrzalere sworn-I went up
TO the hor Sc and had conversation with uar who
sSS 'as1 Stairs snd examSed the BODY on the
right side head were several bruises % i1ese was
John stuart swornI live at No ~! CLsTi0n % sfet
I'M rns nass ana looked nervous dirty and aggard
about the face: gave him drink and tod h,m Ito to
20 e Ana as thst Re PTssG wss last n yes
,sIday moEnIg ans So % stairs hronEh 81 side doS
would someilnes not let him 60 np meyer nsd any
Dr. f. shapeigh& & & nobI9.lon I1l 0TsS aoa
abrasion over the left eye. confusion pShiuu t'e
ise @ eSr eSnaion behind o the lett ear the most
severe, there being eot between the scalp and the
s0Ps oPs hte ee es blood
th.t tl,ar uaa
and upon botn hands as ne naa WIPE Wpe1 ne 5GSa
nSSnt h the appearance Of these bruises they might
have been caused By blows from a @ smooth @ astru;
ns%e eS 20 o. his death from
to bs Ius death fom compresson Of brain result Of
violence received in q manner TO the jury unknown.
S. s. WuIrE's New BU1LDMa.-In our an
nouncement some ten days since OF the open
Ing of Bailey & Co.'s new and magnificent jew
elry store at the 3. E. corner OF Twelfth and
Chestnut streets, we Inadvertently gave that
building as well as embellishine the store. Mr.
8. g. White, however, manufacturer OF dentists
materials, is the owner of the building, and to
MIN its erection is due. The error arose from a
mere ldpSuS pennoe. and 1t Is but Just that the
eporm99s expenditure lure required t OF Mr MN White 10
some of edifces should be generally known and
appreciated.
REPUBLICAN INvINolBLBs.-The great trip of
the campaign will be made by this Club to.
morrow (Friday) when they Will visit Trenton
A special Invitation has been extended by the
Stale Central Committee OF New Jersey, who
will receive the Club upon it8 arrival
The Invincibles are going to NOrristown, Pa,
this evening. We desire especially to impress
on the members and others the Importance of
participating In the grand demonstration to-
night The ladies have prepared an elegant
flag (regulation sl2e) to be presented To the Re-
publican InVinclbes. Every arrangement has
been made 10 extend TO our cherished organiza-
tion perfect ovation. Let Ill go who can. The
Club Will return in the II O'Clock train.
A MEETING OF IRISH CITIzENs.-A meeting of
Qit fo n M anIo (lravn
evening The following gentlemen are an.
nounced TO address the meeting-General N p
Banks, Hon. Benjamin II. Brewster Hon. A. G.
Curtin, David Bell, LII D., editor of the irish
Republic John M. Moriarty, Esq, Hon, Patrick
Corbett, and General j. r. . zen.
AMERICAN ART.-Those wishing to purchase
really fine Paintings should attend The sale OF
American Pictures this evening at ScotCs Art
Gallery. No. 1920 Chesnut street, being the COL
lection from the American Art Gallery, New
York, an institution established for the eucou-
Fagement OF artists. The sale is to be continued
TO morrow evening. This Is their second an
nual fall sale.
REFORMATION SERVICES will be held next
Sunday morning and evening in SJ. Mark
Lutheran Church, Thirteenth and Spring
Garden streets, on the occasion of the 35Isi
anniversary OF the Reformation. A greatly
enlarged choir Will perform ohoruses from
classical authors, and quartette of brass in-
stTuments will assist.
Found WAKDERNG.--An insane girl, aged
twenty -four, and giving the name of Mary
OH Wan nnOE