The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-23

s22 800 sl47.8J
Thus the total amount OF money paid in three
months by the people OF PhIla ielphia 10 dYe
p'aces OF amu,emeBt, exclusive OF shows, con.
Certs, balls operas, etc, Is SI5l.5s5.
AT the annual meeting OF The General Com.
mittee OF the N. Z. Churcn Extension SOCiety,
the following cOnieIcn cnce appropriations were
made:-AlabSma, 5000; BAumOre, $4,000, C9ll.
tOrnia, $1,000; COLORADO, $1,000; Della ware. 5000;
Des NOIues, $1,000; Dslroit, $1,000; E. q -rmtn,
$500; Georgia, $1,000; Holston $1,000; Kansas,
SltO0; Kentucky, 5000; Louisiana, S5JOO; sin
ntsota, $1,000; Mississippi, $500; NeOra-E2,
$1,000; Nevada, $l500; North CarolIns, $500;
Oregon, $500; South Caroln na, $1,000; Southern
Illinois, $500; 81. Louis. $1,000; IGuDessep, 5000;
Texas, $1,000; Upper Iowa, Sl5OO; Virginia,
$4,000; Washington, $1,000: West Ylrgua Sl50U;
West Wisconsin, $1,000; Wilmington, $1,000.
The steamer Star OF the Union, belonging to
the Southern Mail eamshIp Company, and
recently wrecked of the coast OF CUBA was
insured for $4,000 iu the folio wing comp pauies;-
state OF Peunsyl ylyania, SG0J0; North America.
$4,000; Delaware MatuaI, $4,000; nOn $4,000;
Great Western, OF Ne York, $l4500; u. 3.
Lloyd, New York, $1,000; ORIENT, New York,
$4,000; Buckeye state Magnolia, and Enterprise,
OF Cincinnati, $1,000; BostWsu's, Union, ana Cen
tral, OF the same city, SZ5Oy eaCG,
Mrs. Mary Tyson, aged thrty-iour years
residing In Brancntown, Pa, ghIle On q visit
yesterday at Gloucester, was rldiy burned BY
her clothes thkiug ire rom the flames Of coal
oil. Jonn +. Cassidy, nlue years old, residing
at No. 1855 Latona street, had his collar-bo
broken by "a fail. Christopher Welding, thIrty-
five years old, leg broken by being run over.
Dennis Casey, aged SIX years, had a leg broken
on saturday by a fall in the yard of his parents
residence, No. 6l6 Penn street. He wa taken
to the Ho,pita). At halt.past o'clock yes
terday at ernoon John johnson tell from the
platform OF a passenger car al Second and
Cottage streets, and vas seriously injured about
the head. He was t9kcn uD and Couyeypd TO
his Iesidence, No. l5lT South second street.
James DOlan. aged forJyhVe years. was run
over snd killed on the Chesuut Hl Railroad
last evening ABOUT O'clock. The deceased
was terribly mangled. He lived in Centre
The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
On Saturday evening, Mary Lud 9lck, siXteen
years CID, resldlC on Enrd stree, above Catua-
r ne, was so badly ourGed, by bPr clothes taking
hTe, that she oied on the tollO wing morning
before daylight. She was alone in the room at
the une OF he occurrence, and being seated
near furnace, II Is supposed that she tell
asleep, and that her clio hes catching fire from
the Goals in the furnace the fire had made
COY siderable progress before she was aroused.
When some of the Deighbors rushed into the
house to her rescue, she WAS discovered TO be
enVeloped in flames, and when the clothes were
torn of, the body was bdrned almost 10 a Cris o..
Medical all was promptly at hand, and the
neigbDOrs rendered all necessary assistance, but
no hope was enteft9Med OF her recovery fr1ul
the first. Her mother who was on visit TO 4
tllends house, returned soon after the terrIols
calamity.
ON Saturday night the dwelling of John
Bond, butcher, No. 733 South second street
was entered during the Absence OF the family,
and robbed OF gold watch and WelVe or dfteen
dollars, the money beng taken from clildren'.
saving banks. The place was ransacked the
thieves beng evidently in search OF money, as
fUrs and wearing apparel were not disturbed by
them. at the tlme of the ROBBERY Mr. Bond
ana several assistants were engaged iu the meat
shop on the ground floor, and 1t is supposed
that the thief passed through the shop to the
dwelling.