The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-06
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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o,TY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


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Shooting Affair. --,, oro IN.
Matthew and Daniel Caynippssd sip asnd IN Seine
dulging in nsht ct OhesnpnI pnIl1er;Sorne Ht of ''.
Cbssnut Hill force, set upon nlua "ps Knocked
him down. The patrolm1an MANAGED to kesIo
ae,s who took them into custody Al",ar, Sn
Rex committed both for trial, In default OF
s2O0e bali. ' -
: "A man while at Giraya Park on Saturday
felt as II some one was trying to take his watch
out OF his pocket and. being quick in move.
ment, he caught hoId OF hand, to wnich was
attached the erpG and body OF Samuel Ward
low, Samuel Vas handed over to policeman,
aud taken before Alderman Pancoast, who sent
--Beggar Detective Reeder on Saturday heard
XII or 20 OF oeI little s S %
her company wonld not allow her to go to
at Six aud Bedford streets. and on searching
the place found variety OF articles Consisting
SS aTa T SSS %
stolen, The policeman also found several
pawnbrokers' ticke calling for smilar goods.
He Ihen arrest ed the girls of whom there were
three, and the mother OF one OF them: Tney
were given hearing before Alderman ana, Morrow'
who held The mother for receiving stolen goods,
Rnd sent the girls TO tee House OF e Refuge
uentlemaii named Coyle was garroted on rwen-
Iy.nith street, below Pine, and robbed of his
pock ct book containing StSi P0iieelnan ssnRey
dicrs garb for committing the crime. His name
ts VIM. Finnegan; ana ne was ps,Iay iG1,y commltted
"A man appeared before Alderman Swift
yesterosy and entered complaint against Kate
ing stolen 81 80 from HIM while in house in
Ihst locality. Kate was arrested aud held
for trial.
Joseph Fisher, negro, was captured on
Raturday night in the stable in rear of No. 1907
Lombard street, engaged In twisting of the
operation en- several at the time he was dis
turbed by the proprietor OF the place He was
urnAl Eah N In ~
tiCn until this morning, when he was trans
ferred TO the County Prison by Alderman Swift
Jesse Thomas (colOred) has been recognized
ne the Individual who stole a watch on Friday
night from a man at seventh and 81. Mary
streets. he was arrested IN that vicinity, anu
geLt below by Alderman Patched.
Adam Harbett, the proprietor OF livery
Btable al Frank ford, has preferred charge OF
cruelty to animals against one Charles Shuster
Mr., HarheJt alleges that the accused hired
home late at night the animal was IN most
exhausted condition. Alderman Holme bound
Bhuster over to answer.
Alexander McDevltt was charged before
Alderman Carpenter with attempted robbery.
The accus broke into the caoin of the schooner
Sarah Jane, lying AZ Spruce street wharf, last
eve ming and had PACK ed up lot OF clothing and
q jio, when he was discovered by r policeman,
VINO took him into custody. The Alderman
John Hepnipgs is the name of an Individual
who was held by Alderman Cahill for beating
his father on Saturday, at Coates ana Beach
street.
and Roberts. OF the Eighteenth District, made
Rn ar est, wnen they were lnterfered with and
assaulted by crowd OF men; @ NC Meadsms "A ,N,s' was
which had been pointed at nim, and stunned
for few minutes ReG1VsrdnS; ne ne gaws nss sns ni
the force. They then arrested William Mona
Thomas Mcconnell, Edward McGoldrick, and
Patrick Burke, all of whom have been held for
rio,lng and assault and battery .,.,
count OF the shooting of the boy Clinton, by
Michael Hay, on Saturday. at Seventh and
Bedford streets. Michael WAS subsequently re-
leased on bail, and on his way home was met by
William Watson, who drew revolver and shot
him in the hand. Watson was arrested, and
released on $1,000 bail
FrRBs.-At 5 O'Clock this morning gentle.
man, while passing Ninth and Filoert streets,
discovered 8 fire in the drug store of A. NJ.
Wilson situated on the northwest corner. He
gave tie alarm, ana assistance was soon at
hand. The doors were broken open, aud water
extinguished, not, however, before considerable
damage was sustained by the cracking OF the
bottles containing chemicals IL originated In
an entry in The rear of the store which was oc-
cupied ss q store room, and was pretty we'll
fiIled with drugs of various kinds: The cause
OF the fire Is wrapped in mystery. Three young
men were sleeping in the second story at the
time and were compelled to make their escape
through the windows. The building belongs TO
the Phantom estate, and Is supposed 10 be in
sured. Mr.. Wilson had an insurance on his
stock and fixtures of $40 600 in New York COM
panie which will cover his loss
AT A. M, HildeOrand's grocery store, at
Eighth and Plover streets, ,wasshghtly damaged
During the terrific storm last evening the
barn OF John Rosler at Second street and Nice
own lane, was struck by lightning and totally
destroyed. A heller was burned mp, Loss. $500
THE BOARD OF SURvRYs.-At the regular
stated meeting OF the Board OF Surveyors, the
following sewers were ordered to be constructed
and laid:-A three feet one on Eighth street,
from Thompson street to Columbia avenue;
three teeL on Coates street, between Twelfth
md Broad streets; four feet on Etgh teenth
street, from Naudain TO Sonth street; three feet
on Broad street, between Filbert and Arcn; ten
inch pipe from No 1913 st. John street TO
Beaver street; two feet six inches on Hutchin-
son street, between Thompson and Girard
avenue; two fest six tncnes on Amboy street,
bel Ween Montgomery and Berks street, and
two teet six inches on Tasker street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets
Appeals from surveys In the First and Fifth
Survey Districts were read, and upon motion
tine Secretary was directed TO iAform The par
lies OF the Board. AdJourned.
FIREMEN INJuRRD.-George Trot, a member
OF the Fellowship Fire Company, fell off the
engine last evening. while on IFS way to the
residence of Mr.. Mehl, at Germantown, and
was tTOd upon by the horses, receiving severe
internal injuries
AT the same time, Charles Jacoby was thrown
from the engine OF lhe Columbia Fire Com pany,
and re eceived severe cut in the mead by coming
In contact with the stones on the highway.
CAPE MAY COTTAGE SlTEs.-We are re-
Ynested to remind our readers that on the % 4
OF TINS month WILL be sold at public sale, on the
premises, Cape May, New Jersey, one
hundred and thiTiy-two very desirable cottage
SHE'S beautifully located, commanding an un-
and plans may be hae Of B. Swan, Cape
Island N. j: or the suctioneers, M. Thomas &
sons, lSS ana l4l y, Fourth street
STRUCK BY LIGHTNNa.-The residence No.
l2l6 ROdmsn street was struck by lightning
Iaal evening, and portion Of the wall knocked