The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-28
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
a ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE PAGES.
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Caught i'm the Act-A Mean Fellow
CrueIty 70 AnimaIs-A Thieving Do
naestic-Higbway RObbery-Again I'm
CustOdy-COuIdnt Account for tt-A
Dishonest BOarder-Caught at last.
Thomas Harvey yesterday afternoon entered
public house at No. 12l4 Carlisle street. ana
going behind the bar made an effort TO open IL;
Just at this time some one entered the place ana
captured the fellow. Aldermand Hood held the
accused. this morning 10 $500 tor trial.
Elisha Bonsall was captured yesterday
morning at Twelfth and Girard avenue IGr steas
ENGAGED In selling newspapers. He was sent
below by Alderman Hood, to answer the charge
of larceny. Such mean scamp deserves some
thing other than confinement in prison.
IS. Morris VAIN, President of the Society
for Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, on Satur-
day caused the arrest Of one George Walters, for
maltreatirg horse at Twelfth aud NOBLE
streets. On being taken before Alderman
Massey he was bound over in SIOO for trial.
On THURSDAY last Maggie Leidy, engaged
lett, taking with her lot of clothing, and
money-bank containing 81, On Saturday she
was arrested ami committed by Alderman
Ramsdell, TO an swer at court.
William Richards, residing at No. 92S Mar
ket street, was assailed on Saturday night, at
Tenth and south streets, by two or three rut-
fans, who stole his watch. Matthew ,Quigley
was subsequently arrested, and being Identified
by MIR. Richards, was committed oy Alderman
Hurley.
Henry Creamer is again in custody, en- the
charge of stealing u horse. The anlmal awaits
an owner az the station, Tenth and Thompson
streets, and Henry is below, where he was sent
for urher hearing, py Alderman Hutchinson.
"A kit of mackerel was yesterday found IN
the possession of Charles Moore, u negro, at
Sixth and Lombard streets, for the possession
OF which he could render no satisfactory ex-
panatoD, He was then taken before Alder
man Carpenter, and bound over for trial.
-HeBry Hubbaggtn is the name possessed by
an oddlooking genius. who was before Alder
man Carpenter, this morning, charged with
larceny. He was a boardcr at a house in
Fraukford, which he lett rather suddenly. Not
reappearing, search was instituted, and II was
found that satchel OF clothing had aso dis
appeared. He was found on Saturday, in
house at Front and Dock streets, and was COM
mitted.
Some time since row took place at Beach
and Brown streets, during which O man was
shot. John Gray was charged at the time with
having discharged the weapon, but he disap-
pea1ed and was not seen until yesterday, when
he was take into custody. Alderman Toand
held him for further bearing on the charge of
assault and battery with intent TO kill.
THE "BoYs IN BLUE" CONVENTION. most
extensive preparation are being made to welcome
and provide tor the "Boys in Blue" who assemble
in this city on the 1st aud I'd of October.
committee of the Union Reireshmeut Saloon
will be in attendance day and evening at
National Hall, Market street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth, for the purpose of receiving
meeting of the 11sth Regiment P. v. (Corn
Exchange) will be held this evening in the Dis-
trict Court ROOM corner OF Sixth and Chesnut
streets to make preparations for the grand
demonstration.
A request has been preferred to the various
fire companies the Republican clubs and to
other associations of the city, tor the ofsuch of
their halls as can be conveniently spared ON the
first and second OF October, for the accommoda-
tion Of tie war veterans OF the Republic who
VIII then be in attendance at the Soldiers and
Sailors National Convention.
The following has also been issued by the
Committee on Flags. Decorations, etc.:-
OF WnS Spng the late
our comrades ~ The army and navy, who tenderiy
n @ asss .aS
nobiy sustained the honor and Integrity Of the Ma
% e & @ hsr 5ss
Of ocs1eer PT;3x&1 LII when the Soldiers ola and Sailors
which they fought
A committee of the Republican Invincibles
appointed TO give proper effect to series of
resolutions regarding the entertainment of the
visiting "Boys in Blue" on october 1st and I'd,
recommend the following action:-
First. AS the accommodations In this city Will not
be sufficient to meet al the requrements off the large
and as humber Of citizens have expressed desire
to entertain some Of these brave defenders at their
OF the Republican, Invincbles, and other cltizsns
nisS SSeir address to the cemmittes.
Second. Members and citizens can obtain all neces-
day at the Club Headquarters, after 10 A. NJ
Many of our prominent citizens have formed
themselves into committees for the reception of
such supplies, either in money or provisions, as
our people may be willing to donate. These
committees have issued stirring CALL appeal
ing to the patriotism of the public.
Loyal citizens who are disposed to contribute
can send their contributions to either of the
following members of the Finance Committee:
Thomas g. Hand, Third and Walnut streets;
John Rice, No. 129 8. Seventh street; William
McMichaal, corner Sixth and Walnut streets !;
Samuel b. Fales, No. 707 Vine street; Joseph
w. Bullock, No. 40 Front street; j. W. M.
Newlin, No. 4l9 Locust street.
plies of any kind, such as bread, hams, sugar,
coffee, ETC., will please notify any of the follow
ing members of the Committee on Supples:-
s. b. RoDey, No. 2l0 South Fourth street,;
Edward c. Knight, Water and Chestnut streets;
Thompson Reynolds, No. l4l South Front street;
A. P. Colesberry, Bank of North America; John
@. DaIragh, No. 5l2 South Wharves; Edward
Greble, Chestnut street. above Fifteenth; William
Struthers Market street, below Eleventh; A.
Barrows, No. ll06 Spring Garden street; Evan
Randolph, No. 1l5 Chesnut street; p. FL. Ten
brook, No. South Water street.
The following Committee on ReceDtlon has
been appointed:-Samuel B. Fales, Chairman ;
ATad Barrows, DIR. Eliab Ward, Henry Perkins,
and Thomas G. Hand.
DEDICATION. - The new Hopewell M. E.
Church, near GuthrieviIle, Chester CO., was
dedicated TO the worship of Almighty God yes
tsrday. Notwithstanding the rainy weather
the exercises were well attended, and the day
was grand success. The church Is substan.
tial stone edi6ce, having a basement story, and
is forty feet front by fifty feet deep. Its cost is
nearly $4,000. The entire debt of $1,000 was
subscribed, and an excess of over Sl00 remains
Rev. Il. A. Felnley preached the dedicatory
sermon in the morning, Rev. T. G.. Murphy
preached III