The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Oh ADDEE1onAI LOCAL IrnMs snn nzsIDn TAsns.l
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

n Fiek kp~cket-Thieves and Receivers-
A PrOEessiOnRI PiIEerer-A Desperate
Character Highway Robbery - A
Policeman Women. beRters-
GOuged an Eye Out-Caught at Last.
Charles Aewless was arrested on Saturday,
At Tenth and Spring Garden streets, for pick
ing the pocket of a nuckster, and was held by
Alderman Massey in slUO0 for trial.
Francis Seymour on Saturday stole two
mules and wagon containing 2i75 lbs OF horse
feed, the value of the latter being S6O, from
Fif feenth and Vine streets. He took them TO
stable kept by Micnael Thompson at Twenty
nth aud Coates street, wnere he disposed OF the
feed for 81. He then sold the bags Ia whlch the
feed for three cents q pound to MRS.
Elizabeth Brady, oh Pennsylvania avenue. near
Twenty fourth street. All the parties were
arrested and held for trial by Alderman Pan
~Detective Reeder this morning took into
ouepily before the police court for Deing n pro-
fessional pilferer. Alderman Hurley sent her
Prbe brig Fanny arrived within few days
from Havana, and Is now lying at Lnmoari
street wharf. On Saturday night Edward
street, a deck hand, while under the influence
of LIQUOR went on board and com menced beat.
Ing ali hands in a terrible manner. lie WAS ar
res ed and on being taken before Alderman
Carpenter was committed 10 answer.
charles Kurz last evening, wnie returning
street and Girard avenue by VIM. rhurs0on
who relieved him OF his watch and 81 The
tractt the at ention of Policemen Gilbert aud
Flood who took charge OF him. Alderman
ERRlPtOn cOmfnlJie eel Dln1 IOr JIlhls
Yesterday afternoon Policeman Hart, OF the
SevenIh district, made an arrest at Front and
C4llowhill streets He was set upon by crowd
tempting to recover his prisoner. he was set
upon and cut in the side. Several policemen
John Cassiday, Thomas Gallagher, John Moore,
and VIM. Malone, all OF whom were required to
Gallagher is alleged TO have mad the knife. Nj.
Hart Ia not able 10 be on duty.
Robert Cathcart ana Samuel McAlllster
rh last NIGHT EiUnteauCn an d
Monrose streets, for assaulting two ladies VINO
were passing that point. They we've committed
Alderman Pancoast has sent James McNa-
mara to prison on the charge OF committing an
assault and battery on citizen named Mona
CHAN, during which the latter had an eye
gOuRed out
containing $50 pounds of tobacco, which awaits
owner. This article was found In the pos.
session of James Moran and Thomas Harvey,
who have been sent to prison for trial on an-
other charge OF robblng man OF his oVercoat
and SO.
Station on Saturday night TO enier com plant,
when he was recognized as an Individual for
whom warrant was issued last February. He
admitted the charges, which we're preferred
against him at that time, viz: that OF roootng
ajewelry store. No. 459 North Tenth street. OF
Two gold Watches a store, No. 43s North Tenth
street, Of tray OF gold ring; and store on
Carpenter bound him over for trial.
TIE BOARD OF SuRvEYs.-The regular stated
meeting was held this morning, President
Knesss in the CT air. Tue following sewe and
drains were ordered to be cons rue ed and laid:
"A three. feet sewer on SAMSON street and
Thirty seventh street; on Thompson street,
from Thirly-6rst 10 Thirty second on Market
street, between For ieth and Forty-fr a two
feet six inch sewer on Green street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets; a len inch plpe on
Swanson street, between Almond and Mead
streets; an eigh-inch pipe on Germantown
avenue, between School and A rmat streets; and
a twelve. inch pipe on Chestnut street, between
Second and Front Streets in lieu of the three
feet sewer authorized.
The plan of the proposed extension of the
West Philadelphia Railway Company was
agreed to
A ST ecial meeting OF the Board was ordered
for Monday next when 1t would proceed in a
body to the Twenty-frst ward. and there trans
act such business as may be presented. Ad.
inuIned.