The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-01
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
RescuiDs n aPrIsOner-Cruelty TO Animals
-DisOrderIy Character - A Serious
CHARGE

RescuiDs a Prisoner Cruelty to Animals
-DisOrderIy Character - A Serious
Charge.
John Boultou, while drunk yesterday, went
inIo cooper shop on Richmond street, below
Front, and annoyed the workmen 10 sucn an
extent that Policeman Miller, OF the Tenth Dis.
trict, was cstled in. He took the disorderly
character into custody but while on the way to
the station was assaulted by crowd OF men,
and was compelled to release his hold on his
prisoner. Obtaining assistance he returned to
the spot and arrested Bouiton, Cassin McCaY,
Thomas Robinson, and John Farrel. Being
given a hearing before Alderman Eggleton, they
were held in $1,000 bail for trial.
John p. Dettra yesterday afternoon hired
horse from the stables at Fifth and Poplar
streets, and after being absent for couple OF
buurs returned the animal in such a condition
that it is thought he will die. Dettra was ar
rested, and bound over by Alderman Eggleton
to answer.
arrested yesterday at the Drove Yard for tying
the mouths OF calves. Aid. Maull imposed the
usual fine.
"A crowd of men entered a tavern at Nine
teenth street and Delaney place last night, and
while there raised row. A policeman was
called in and he took charge of John Sweeny,
John Boner, and William Holmes, who were
required to enter bail for their appearance at
Court by Alderman Patched.
Detective Somers yesterday afternoon ar
rested one George G. HouQhtou in store Ia this
city, where he had been but recently emplo yed
being accessory to the alleged murder Of Miss
Susan Satin, aged twenty. one years in that
city. The deceased died in lyiDg-in hospital,
kept by Dr. II. D. Gripde, at No. Amity
weeks since for the purpose of having an aoor-
ton produced. Houghton was taken to New
York this morning by Police Inspector Foulke.
LIpE INSURANCE has become recognized in
stitution, which is considered Indispensable as
security to the future. When person invests
in policy in q com pauy OF reputation and sta
billty, be has made as safe and profitable
disposition of his money as is possible under
any circumstances. To-day new company
commences operations in this city under the
most favorable and flatteriug aust pices. 1t is
rance and Trust Company of Pennsylvania"
and will transact business under charter of
incorporation, granted by the Legislature at the
last session, its capital being placed at the large
sum of 900. thereby rendering it's re-
sources ample 10 meet all the exigencies Of the
business. Among the Directors are the follow
ing gentlemen, all of them well known to toe
business community of Philadelphia as reliable
and rnhuential:-George b. Stuart, George W.
Chllds, Hon. William A. Porter, F. A. Drexel,
Drexel, Joseph Patterson, William V. Mexican,
WillamlC. Houston, s. j. Solms Henry e. Rood.
Included among the directors are likewise
to be found several prominent capitalists of
New York, Baltimore, Chicago, and other cities.
George Fl. Stuart ESQ.,, of this city, is the Pre-
sident, and G. F. Belts, ESQ.,, the Secretary
The Company opened their Office for business
to-day, at the southeast corner of Fifth and
Cbesnut Streets and are now prepared to issue
policies on the most approved plans. They will
nees but will be content to transact the opera
tions of the Company in the manner which has
! been found the safest and most reliable by the
ablest and best companies in the world.