The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-01
NEW YORRISM,S.
From oar OtOn Correspondent
NEW YORK. Dec. l. 1868.

NEW YORK, Dec. L, 1865.
The opening of
STEWARDS NEW STORE,
which includes almost the entire space bounded
10y Ninth and Tenth streets and Broadway and
Fourth avenue. yesterday made broadway at
that point almost i'm psssable.
There Is not as great a rush for new situations
as might be imagined, for Stewart is looked
upon with hatred and contem pit by those OF the
poorer classes who profess to have experience
OF him and his ways.
indeed, his own employees mention him in a
way that would not sound IN st 1attering to
his commercial ears. What are holidays to the
employees of other millionaires appear to be
work.dsys with his; and the shortness OF the
time allowed them at noon preoludes their
eating any luncheon. beyond what they carry
with them in baskets and brown paper parcels
fom their homes and logging. houses.
And there are numerous other on dts about
bis wages and his Manners" which leave to
sossip-lovers to flnd out.
The inquest on
THE LARKIN HOMICIDE
horror will be continued to-day.
Hitherto IL has elected much talk and no
very intelligible result.
ION Saturday night the Germans met at the
GBRMANIA ASSEMBLY ROOMS
for the purpose OF expressing their felicity at
the election OF John T. Hoffman as Cover
nor, and OF promising such a maj 1rIty tor A.
country that the unterrlfied Democracy of the
county is unierrlfied s1ll
THB LATEST STORY ABOUT o'DALDwIN
is that on Saturday rhorning he was arrested
End taken before Justice Bowling, of the
Tumbs. The arrest Was elected by Detective
Dunno.
room which was uensely lhronged.
Bowling, however, treated the prisoner with
no airs oi distinction, and, upon no bondsman
being present TO 90 his bal for future good be-
haviDr, he was locked up.
Most of the
LEADING LADIES OF PHILADELPHIA
are expected to be present at the ball aud pro-
menauesconcert to be- given by the 22i Regi-
ment on the eveniDgof December TO-
Mr.. w. IL. Poseli, the artist, has for weeks
the bombardment of Carlisle by Jeo Stuart,
which will form prominent feature smoAg the
decorations OF the ball
The regiment will parade in full dress, and
nearly ali the promtueut men OF the army and
navy. and National Guard OF New York, and
There is probability that The street ped
ENCUMBER BROADWAY
will have to modify or renounce their profes.
Tne Board of Health has pronounced them
nuisa nee, and case on hand is bringing the
question TO issue between that body and the
Corporation Council.
Another case of
HORRIBLE HOMICIDE
Two men employed in a brewery on Front
street Brooklyn. .quarrelled, and one OF them
succeeued in topping the other over headfore-
most into q vat OF boiling beer.
Unsuccessful assailant escaped; the boiled
victim was rescued also, but the skin peeled a.
a touch and left him as red and Iuivering as
though he had been flayed. 1t is i'm possible tor
him to recover.
On Saturday, also, in the United States Cir
cut Court, Judge Nelson issued an order In the
case OF
WHEPLEY vs. THE ERIE RAILROAD,
citing the parties in the suit, and also Judge
Jay, to appear before the Court aud snow cause
why the order pray for snould not be gran ted;
and likewise fobiddiug the party or It's counsel
disseminating the suit until after the hearing
upon the said petition and the order OF the
Court thereon.
BATEMAN
is "putting on airs"
He can OF conceal his satisfaction at having
secured Pixies Opera House, and he rejoices in
the announcement that both his troupes are
merged into one and will appear together.
The fact Ia that Grau has been making little
more money lately. out OF the immoral Gene
Vieue than Bate has from the Immaculate
Borbe Bteue, and some additional attraction is
necessary to fill Pixies.
The combinatiO season comm ences to night
with LeiSchen and FritSchen and Bdrbe Bleue,
and the entertainment will last from eight till
alu II