The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-20
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Lson AppIEIoNAL LooAI Irnas SEE INSIDE EAsaa.
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
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On Saturday night, the Waterman at the
stables OF the Seventeenth and Nineteenth
streets Passenger Railrcad Company, situated
at kDeteenth and GIrard avenue, IN making
his rounds, discovered a lot OF harness piled up
in readiness to be carried of. In prosecuting
his search he further discovered two men cou-
cealed in the stalls. Without disturbing them,
he went out OF the build ng and on returning
with pol ceman managed TO secure one OF the
sCamLs, who gave the name of Christopher
Klesley. The other escaped, but in about Que
hour he was captured by the watchmau. He
gave the name OF John Seger. Both subse-
quently were taken be ore Alderman Hood,
who committed them TO answer the charge OF
attempted larceny.
Somerset and Spring Garden streets, between a
mum Der OF men. SERGEANT House, Of the
Il ghteenth District, inrerered and arrested
one Michael MCGonge, who made q furious
assault upon the official. Toe Sergeant sue
Ceeded in retaining possession OF his man. On
the road to The station ne was set upon by The
remainder of the mob, but he managed to get
his prisoner to the lookup subsequently, he
arrested six of the participants in the row.
Alderman Neill held McGonigle in $1,000 to
ansNe Ner the charge OF assault aud battery, and
the others or interfering with police officer.
John Swift was taken into custody on Sat
urday night by Patrolman Jones, OF the Eight
eenth Disulct, at Franktord road and Ann
street, for drunkenness. Wnlle being taken to
the station, he Knocked the officer down, but
did not succeed IN escaping. Alderman Nelll
committed him in default OF $500.
-kobbiBg fellow. boarder of clothing and
money was the charge for which Henry Don
aldson has been bound over by Alderman Pan
coast to answer. The larceny took place at a
boarding house at Nineteenth and Glrard
avenue.
On the 29th Of December, 1867, Hght
occurred in a lager-beer saloon on Front street,
below Cumberland, during which james Reany
received a stab in the abdomen, and for two
weeks afterwards was considered in very
critical condition. james Mullen was alleged to
have inflicted the blow. He left, and was not
again seen until Saturday night, when he was
arrested at American street aud Columbia
avenue, by Policemen Myers and Curry.
Alderm an Helms held him in $2500 bail for trial.
AT fight which took place yesterday after
noon at a tavern at Columbia Bridge DAVID
Taylor received a cash in the head from tum-
bier which was in the hands OF Ed ward Guyer.
Police Jordan, of the Schuylkill Harbor Police
arrested Guyer, who drew revolver and threat
ened his life. Alderman Pancoast held him in
$500 bail 70 answer.
james Smith, on Saturday night, sneaked
up TO a man who was lying on q step ut Eighth
and Bedford streets and pulled watch out of
the sleeper's pocket Tuis movement wss seen
by some residents, who arrested him. and found
the article in his possession, James was sent
below by Alderman Bonsall.