The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-22
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
LEon ADDIrIoNAL IooAL IrEMs ssn INsIDE rAeHs
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Vicious Dogs Burglars Caught - Cap
tuI ed-Plch pocket ArrNaGed.


street, below Arch. John Collins the owner of
the canine, was arrested, and, after hearing,
was held by Recor1 Ter Given in $500 bail for
keeping vicious dog.
AT fifteen minutes after O'Clock this morning
James p. Burke, alias Sailor Burke, and Oautel
Drain, while ate mpting to force open the win,
dows of the cigar and cleck etole OF Mr.. Carlin,
at Seventeenth and Carpenter streets, we're sur
prise by policeman of the Seventeenth Dis
lrct and taken into custody. On them was
tound piece of file, which htted the marks on
the shutters. They are also suspected OF having
broken into the grocery store of Philip Cope, at
seventeenth aud Webster streets, short time
previous, but irom which they obaned nothing.
They will have hearing at The Central Station
this ate ruoou.
i'm July last, the house of gentleman re-
siding IN Worcester county, Nd, was broken
into by three men, who tied the man, aud after
locking him in his room, took his wife into the
yard and perBerated an infamous outrage on
her person. The scoundrels fled the place aud
were not heard of until short time since,
Special Officer Cooper and Dav Sergeant Magee
arrest one of them, named William I. Jones.
Yesterday, Sheriff Bishop, of Worcester county,
arrived in the city and took the accused to that
place for trial.
Alderman Bonsal has bound over one John
McGrr, residing at No. 1911 Milton street, to
answer the charge OF keeping vicious dog. Il
is unnecessary 10 state that the prisoner denies
tbe accus satlon, asserting that the animal is
perit city harmless.
Henry Smith was before Alderman Tolau1
last evening charged with stealing a pocket
book conta aiming $l5 from person sleeping III
beer saloon at New Market and Noble streets.
He was committed in default of $500 bail.
LOCAL ScRAPINGs.-The Methodist church at
Twentieth and Spring Garden streets will again
be vocal With the songs OF praise to morroE.
The more agile and pretty OF the "Fs WINS"
at the Chesnut Street Theatre will sport in the
billoSs at Cape May tomorrow As many of
our "bulis,n bears" and "lions" are also at the
Capes-let the "Fasns" have a care.
NJ ID D1yntN lnt hon pi axrno
merely multiplying one By one, and carrying
about two; but ne tnos he has to carry about
dCZep, including his wlfes relations, away out to
the hith cousin.
A partition is beiug placed in one of the
petit Jury rooms OF the new Court House, the
object being 10 make three jury rooms instead
of ,he two provided for in the original plan OF
The Old Girard Bank, on Third street, is
getting Its face washed. In addition TO the
removal of its ancient dirt. SAID face IS also
to be made youthful in appearance by being
painted"
Purchasers of grain generally prefer to get
that which IS fresh and new, but somehow
almost every body takes TO 'Oll Rye"
philadelphia has belle at saratoga, New
port, and Cape May. Such flowers are raised
here in prousion-natural to the soil.
Brown wants TO know if the improvements
on Chesnut street are TO extend to the dWelers
and storekeepers therein. Can't say.
-Uuder the tower of the new Masonic temple
will be LAID mass Of stone thirty feet below the
level of the sidewalk.
The "Invipcbles" boast that thev will turn
out about 1000 strong on the occasion OF their
next parade.
CLERKS in stores snd military people are
alike, inasmuch as they are all given to counter
The United States District Court has another
sitting commencing on the third Monday in
September.
Another body was found floating iu the
Delaware yesterday. 1t wa, back-a negro.
The city got thorough washing last even
ing The cutters were river courses.
How 10 make a little money go great ways
travel IN the low-prce trains.
The hack 10 have turned upon you without
ofens nse-greenback.
The best OF farmers are a little rakish about
having time.
The athletics" play the 'Olympics" this
afternoon.
Company B of the "Invncbles" drill this
"A bug about which there is no hum-bed-
bug.
CRUELTY TO ANMALs.-Jason Cummings, a
lad OF sixteen, was arrested bv the agent of the
Society for the Prevento on OF Cruelty TO Animals,
for Driving a horse with very sore shoulder, at
tached 10 ii heavily laden lime cart, from the
lime yard of MIR. Lukens, at Ninth aud Nectarine
streets. Michael MllcrOne, the foreman, was
also arrested d. tor having ordered the bov to
work the horse. Held IN $500 each by Alder
man Massey.
DROWNING CAsEs.-Last night the body OF a
negro boy was found in the Delaware, above
Market street.
Another body, that of a white man, was fshed
out OF the same stream at Dock street.
At spruce street wharf the body of O woman
| was taken from the Delaware. Coroner Daniels
was notified to hold inquests.
CASE BEFORE THE RECoRDER.-A man named
Oh aries DueIr has been held IN 5000 bail by Re-
corder Given, upon the charee OF committing
an assault and battery upon one Gabriel Keith.
The latter, it appears, had boarded at the house
OF the accused, and Oh leaving allowed his
trunk TO remain. When he came alter it, he
was assaulted.
TUMBLRD DoWN.-An unoccupied brick struc-
ture situated at Front and Melvale streets, aud
owned by Charles Dougherty, tumbed down a
little after nine o'clock last night. lne loss
sustained Is about $1,000.
SAFE KEY LosT.-Lost, last night or this
morning, safe key, in the eghborhood OF
Third and Chcsnut. The finder will be suitably
eWarded by leaving il at The EUea,ng Telegraph
Office.
MAD Doc SHoT.-Day Sergeant McCullin
yesterday morning shot mad dog at jumper
and Bedford streets.
DINE STATIONERY, CAED ENGRAVING
Il and Card Plate Printing in every variety,
DREKA,
lNS8 CHEsNUT Street
CIGARS.
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