The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


pOstor-Rscstving stolen 0Oodn.
MARY Fitzgerald has been held by Alder.
man Jones in $500 bail to answer the offense of
Donnei
and Caroline, aged fifteen and eighteen, and
negro named jacob Sendeu, were arrested yes
terday for maintaining nuisance in the shape
them for trial The mother has Just coaciuded
term ofimprisonment of for similar oHsnse.
John Daniels Is the name OF an individual
who yesterday was seeking aims in the neigh.
bOrhood of Twenty.seoond and Csllowhll
streets. His representation was that ne was
deaf and dumb: patrolman arrested him,
and on the way to the station House he became
refractory. The officer finding 1t necessary to
bring him TO terms, struck him. Tue deaf and
dumb, at this point, gave vent to an expression
which not only proved that he could hear, but
also talk. Alderman Hutchinson sent him
below under the Vagrant act.
nue.. above Oxford. was robbed of some wares,
which since have been traced to the house OF
Mary Connell, on Wright street. below Twenty
second. Mary has been arrested and commit
ted to answer by Alderman Hood.
BuReLARHs.-Cons the large num-
Der OF dwellings that are now lying tenantless.
owing to the occupants visiting the various
Tes is surpTisine; and in almost % every Instance
where attempts have been made to enter build
ps he to
the protection of the houses and effects of those
sbst ntin g themselves for q time from the city
are as perfect as any man can make them, and
our absent citizens can feel perfectly SECURE
during their temporary sojourn from Phila-
Yesterday afternoon Policeman Bockius, of
the Si2 th District, who Is one.of the detail for
premises pref % Of r. Il. Farley, ON Arch street. aoove
Sixteenth, with bag. He followed them, amt
on discovering that he was q ter them they took
to their heels, but, af,e long chase. he sue
ceeded in overhauling them. The bag contained
q large silver water pitcher, three large aud
three small silver spoons, O. goblet, an hour
glass. and numerous other articles of jewelry.
An examination OF the house showed that an
windows The lads gave the names of Edward
McCuly, aged fifteen, and George Martin, aged
thirteen. Alderman Jones held them for q fur
AT 2 O'clock this morning two burglars at
tempted to force the shutters of the residence OF
Europe, but finding they would not yield, the
scamps went to the rear OF the premises, and
while busiiy engaged, e. In their @ nefarious RI work
district, who took them into custody. They are
named Gustavus Raymond aud Frank Albert.
SOD. On these persons was found Jimmy"
and as numerous attempts have been made OF
late to enter the houses in that vicinity, IL WAS
applied to the marks in the doors and shutters
in the above instances. 1t was found tn fit the
cracks in The houses of Mr.. Cassidy. George Fl.
Harding, Esq, and Mr.. Horton, at Fourth and
Spruce streets. The burglars we're then held by
Alderman Carpenter IN $500 for further hear
ing .
to the house of John Mcclure, at Hestonville,
and commenced battering away at the rear
windOw-SnutterS Win natcnet, he was dis
covered in the act by Policeman Denton and q
citizen, who chased him to the woods, when he
halted and was arrested. Alderman Maule
committed him to answer. Samuel F. Welty
was taken into custody at the same time, aud
held Go an accOmplice.
The gate attached to the residence, No 3lE
Locust street, was found open at an early hour
this morning by patroman, who, receiving q
light went Into the dwelling aud discovered
that 1t had been ransacked from top to bottom
INSTALLATION OF OFyIcERs.-The following
newly elected officers were duly installed by
Post No. Is Grand Army Of the Republic last
| evening, to serve the ensuing six months.-Post