The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-11
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CRIMINAL CALi iENDAR.
Suspicion OF LarCsny-ssIlinA Liquor to
MinOrs-Rivsr Piratss-A VIII . Bsater-
PuRnaeIous Individual ASA Nultsd-A
Tlll lThhaG-.Inra.iIa n.naIaa.

boarding house of Thomas Evans, No. " % r. u u
boarder was entered and q trunk broken open
and robbed of SIS. Gillespie, It is alleged, vas s
q bearing before Alderman Jones was held IN
$500 bail TO answer.
AT O'Clock this morning Lieutenant Edgar,
wi! h q posse of The HarDor Police, oyerhauled
askih containing two men, on the Delaware,
Ing the vessel found that iL contained ABOUT
1900 pounds of pig-lron. Not being aole to give
satisfactory answer relative TO the boat OF
iron, they were taken into custody, and landed
At Noble street wharf from whence they were
escorted 10 the Station. THIS morning they
were taken before Alderman Better, who com
mitted them for q further nearing. The skif,
which is named the Frederick g iuler, aud the
| iron are awaiting an owner at the station,
Front and Noble streets. The men gave the
names of James Crosier and James Miller.
james CamDbell lives at Twentieth and
Alter streets Yesterday drunken individual
attacked the door of Mr.. Campbell with black
jack. That person came TO the front of the
bouse, when ne was assaulted by the aforesaid
drunken individual. MIR. Campbell not relish
tained musk ct, with which he repaired to the
pavement again and discharged IL at the as
saulier. The load not taking effect, Campbell
uEed the nit OF the musket over the head of
his adversary. He was subsequently arrested
and held for a further hea ing by Alderman
Dallas
james Callahan, aged fourteen years yester-
day went into the tavern OF William Garden, at
Third and Spruce streets and ri1ed the money
drawer He was noticed leaving the place, and
was pursued, but not captured until after a long
chase. The money was recovered, and James
sent TO prison by Alderman Carpenter.
Alderman Tittermary has sent to prison
Alexander Boyd, John Mccormick, anu Frank
Young, three Juveniles. to an wer several petty
thefts slong the wharves, which they are alleged
to have committed.
Patrick Conway, residing at No. 1920 South
Twentieth street, went home yesterday In a
drunken state and quarrelled with his wife
He wound up the fraoas by s2izlpg cleaver and
striking his wife over the head with It, tnflct
ing frightiul cash OF such nature that the
chances are that Patrick may have occasion 10
know how a rope feels around his neck. Alder
man Dallas has sent him below to await the
result of the injuries sustained by his better
ball.
-AldeIman Hutchinson has required John
Coates Streets TO enter bonds in the sum of 5000,
en- the charge of selling LIQUOR to minors.
HEARINGS BEFORE THE UNITED STATES Con-.
| MIssIoNER.-Lewis p. Stockdae, David g.
skilIman, and Daniel Mclean, were before
I'm /. states Commissioner Aubrey IL. Smith,
| charged with removing distilled spirits other
Than TO bonded warehouse.
d.aer a. No ~ Sou h Third street; sn!lmans dis.
srv is on Washi gt0n street S pSl9w F1'pH say
an alcohol place on Front street near Alm ond; Mr.
%eTe presen,: / have sold grain TO sSlIiman and
McLe!n: aud was paid by Them and GeraIdus b.
joseph siddens sworn-I was engaged at skin.
@aof 1855 d'sfy ali Im the snns ii sssEe
Lewis P. S.ockdale was not often thsre; masnss
SORTS reDioved do not know where to- deiendsnta
the 5si reis We're ts"en from snai 70 IN which
ny eSsd bsT DGRdS e. spd
| NC ga t aud SRi Imau generally went with the
ermsnting ro' M outside tue storeoouse but iu'td4
as hsys sm ~ anS H
p Slecs dale enter the room with Dalnt-not, mark
az as S rsdot E stS WAS
Gy nd M HLs wH %oqd M qpen the the paPqe tS&
%9%e %%re r generally iCaGed imme5teiy on b.isss bs
liquor Io wa wa, pump q from a small room under the
62 ns % S9mp reo ae 91
tern; / he ped to pump on two two or r. three occasions
The defendants were held in $1,000 bail for
further hearing on Monday next.
and was held in $4,000 bail to answer at court
the third Monday in August next
MIR Adam Trets Deputy Marshal, made the
arrest of all the defendants this morning at 5
o'clock, at their various restdences
MORTALITY OF THR ClTY-The number of
deaths in the city during the week ending at
noon to day, were 397, being decrease of s
from the corresponding period of last year. OF
the number z36 were minors; l6l adults; males
al5 females ls2; boys 1876; girls 10 297 were
born in the United States; 85 foreign; unknown
l5: from the Aims House l5; people of color %;
from the country ID. The prominent causes OF
death were cholera infantum 81; ptlon
of the lungs 4S; debility lG Inflammation OF the
brain ii; marasmus l3; disease of the heart g.
Sr9 TIE IN in TsIas M % 90 sf 5
l5 Eighth II; Ninth 4: Tenth 49, Eleventh To-
Twelnh7; Thirteenth s. Fourteenth 8: Fifteenth
26; Sixteenth 10; Seventeenth l6; Eighteenth l3
Nineteenth q; Twentieth 10; Twenty first 4
Twenty second s; rwsntyy-tntrd p; Twenty:
Twenty. y.seventh 81; rwenty-eighth
FIsHRD OUT.-While the harbOr police were
engaged in unloading prize this morning, al
Noble street wharf they heard splash in the
| water just below them. Policemen Ellis anC
| Keel got into boat and rOwed to the vicinity
| from which the noise proceeded, and discovered
man struggling in the water They succeeded
| in rescuing him, and on being taken on the
wharf he was discovered to be in an intox icateC
condition. He was in a perfectly non cOnIpO
state, for he remarked that IL W as pretty hare
| thing If fellow couldn't go 10 sleep on door
He gave IRE name of John Reilly, and was fneC
for being drunk.
A Bold RoBBERY.-Between and 8 o. 'clocl
this mOrnir z two men entered the jewelr.
store of William E. Harper, No. 407 Chesuu
street, while the clerk was engaged Ia remoV
, | iUg ValuableS from the safe TO the case. Ac
cording to their request he placed tray of gOlC
watches and chains on the case for their In
, | spectons After examining the articles, the
| asked to see some diamonds, and while tn
' | attendant was getting them from the Safe tn
, ! stranger picked up three of the watches an
: | two of the chains, and lett before the article
r | were missed,
4 The INCOME TAX.-JOhn w. Frazier, ESQ
| Assessor of the rst District has lust conn plete q
!, | the assessment of the annual tax on income
| and licenses for his district for 1867. 1t amount
: | 10 S36 SS. Compared with 1866, 1t is as fol
, | lOws:-
y ! Tax assessed on income and license
!, | Tax on income and license for 1867. 3j6 O6Sj
e Showing falling off of income tax. s25,751t
THE observation-disclosures x Sons will SO
on the premises July %, at Cape Island. N, J.,
handsome cottage residence and furniture an
l25 cottage Sites beautifully located, Overloot
If ing the ocean and convenient TO me hotelS an