The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-08
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

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A AWhite-Lead Thief-More Bc.,,nIacks-
Car
,u the -Rearrested-D".a ank
Robbers.
-wthiam Jurgssas was yestSrday arrested by
and aUtsy coiiyowni i Streets' charged With
g. ealing three h0ndred pounds of white lead
% 9H Glqsy S2esS S 'SGHy aS aa%
the place, and IL ia alleged that he removed the
article through the night, he leaving window
niit,td him In default of $1,000 bail.
-Beggar Detective Reeder has arrested |
Francis and jose phi Gard well, aged t6eive and 4
thirteen years, on the chsrge OF oeing impli. 1
Gated in the numerous office rooocries that
have lately taken place Tney will have hear
ETHAN Hepzey is colored man, who yes.
ferday entered Thing store at Second aud
south siTeeis, ana having priced coat
put IL on. While the attendant was bustly en-.
coat and felt. lie wss pursued, oaptured. aud
taken before Alderman Tittermary, VINO sent
-Jenits GIevelaud, who was implicated with
the NJ b. ides in the murder of Rtchard GllleD,
at the polls on Ninth street, below Soippsn,
where Democratic delegate election was being
held has been TeHTre5ted. .
youu men. who gave the nRmesof j. L. Morton
and John Scott called at the sixth National
Bsnk, Secokd and Pine streets. and purchased
some reveuue stamps. AS soor az the arJicles
were delivered, Morton seized package OF
notes. and the two ran out OF the building.
They were followed and Overhauled. uudle
OF notes amounting to Sl60 was found In the
sleeve OF Morion's coat. Both have been neld
! for trial by Alderman Beitler.
LLOYD HorPiK's MBLRosx ABBsY.-There has
been placed in the store OF Ressrs. Bailey e. Co.,
| corner of Twelfth and Chestnut streets, for ex-
| hibition for q short time, model OF delrose
| Abbey, a perfect miniature representation OF
| That famous architectural relic. whose associa-
| tioDB and appearance have become 30 familiar
TO us through the pages OF Sir Waller Scott.
THIS work OF art is the production OF Mr.. Lloyd
ii9Ie To time been placed before the public for
Among
were a 1850 .releIvo of Westminster Aboey,
the % Coliseum, Kenllw3rthI I.o Castle, etc,
sS @ it gives both the exterior and interior, and
| every minute detail con nected with this ancient
structure. The material used in its construc-
uon is cork wood the most d fficult of all sub
| stances 10 CUT and yet Mr. Hoppin mas pro-
dnced, from this ,sponsy. porous material, a
! perfect copy, and the spectator may almost
| every point OF observation. The massive but
t1essts, the grand eastern window and nave,
sll Represented, as well az the ivy which is the
crown ng beauty OF Melrose:A obey. and, as 1t
| iuresque ruin in Scotland.
TIE FAIR IN AID OF THE AGED AND INFrRM OF
| THE METHODIST EPisCoPAL CHURCH.-rnis
! Fair, now being held In horticultural Hall, Is
ps @ or tss aged aS tnaS OF
who bent with years and toll, are unable TO
| Christian heart. The Fair, Independently of It's
worthy object, is very attrac i've. and we have
|
tables are fairly burdened with their multitudi.
nous variety Of articles on exhibition; Tnese
range from The most sumpluous and costly
down to The palmer fabrics. The arrangement
If the main hall is artistic in the extreme. and
| The scene, when viewed from the gallery
Ell her side. when the hall Is lighted up at night,
| is Of most interesting and beautiful character.
vieed, an d nearly hundred first class works OF
| art are on exhibition. At O'Clock every even
Ing sIS eSen 81 in Ss and oT@
very interesting feature OF the Fair. very
neat and sparkling lite paper is published Ia
connection with the Fair, daily.
HEAVY RoBBERIBs.-A man named Smiley
lives al No. 1912 South street, and occupies the
first floor as hardware store. He Is accus-
toned to keeping large sums of money in a
usual, but on Sunday morning be came down
stairs to find the closet open ana $500 in green
| backs gone. There Is no clue 10 how the
robber obtained admittance. except by passing
from the upper windows of the dwelling next
The residence Of Andrew G. Craig, No. 1877
| Walnut street, was entered last evening. be-
Eess Tne thieves VENT to ihe ss upper rooms as
snd ransacked the bureau.drawers. They left
bsndsome Some oameisnair shawl % SET TOT of ieWeiry'
silver ladle. and S2O2 in cash.
DANIEL O'CoNNELL On Wednesday evening
| of this week Wendell Phillips Is to deliver
lecture upon Daniel OConnelI at Concert Hall.
| 1t Is quite needless for us here to speak of the
merits of Mr.. Phillips an orator. He Is so
well known and has so prominently been
eloquence and mastery treatment of all the
discoveries taken up by him have become
familiar TO the people. This discourse, some
what different in Its nature from the more re.
cent efforts OF Mr.. Phillips, IL highly COM
mented upon. IL 1s one which offers a wide
field for the display of Mr.. Phillips ability as
an orator, and beyond doubt, those who shall
attend the lecture will be pleasantly and
prOfitably entertained.
ST. MATTHIAS CHURCH FAIR.-The members
of this Protestant Episcopal church now
holding fair In the hall, at the northeast cor
ner of Broad and Spring Garden streets, tue
lion of a new Sunday School building, the one
now In use being inadequate TO the constant
| increase in the number OF scholars. The fair Is
well stocked with all necessary concomitants.
There Is large assortment OF needle.Work,
books OF every grade. oontections, aud
days. During the holding of the fair supper is
served each evening The attention of the
public is called to fine collection OF paintings
now on exhibition, but eventually to be sold.
The MECHANICS BENEVOLENT AND RELIEF
tiOn has been issued. From It We ascertain
that this organization has been In existence
three years, during which time 10 has been
instrumental In an humble way in relieving
much distress over 3l8 families, most OF
which were found TO be destitute of the com
ing the last winter alone, Over $1,000 were col
lected in small amounts and paid out for the
materials consumed. The society needs con-
| trlbnlions for the coming winter, and has
established a depot for the reception OF fuel
clothing, provisions, and money, at No 0i6 N.
Twelfth street.
| The EXCHANGE COMPANY.-The morning