The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-30
CITY cRLMlNAL cALENpAR.
Cruelty 60 an Antmal-A Vagrapt Thief
"A Cross ss-Action-LArcen OF a Watch
Sole n CoaL-A Gsneral Assault and


"A Cross Ora Watch
Sole n COnL-A General AssauLt and
Battery.
Richard Jones, the driver OF a Jersey
charcoal wagon, was arrested yesterday for
cruelty treating his hOrse at Eighth and Ches-
nut sileets. On being taken before Alderman
Beitler, he was required to enter bail to keep
the peace.
house OF Mrs. Gould, Fourth and Queen streets,
yesterday, and finding no one mat the time
proceeded up stairs, and had packed bag of
clio hing, wnen ne was discovered by one OF the
occupants entering the dwelling. A policeman
was called in, and Michael was taken to the
lookup, where this morning he had a hearing.
Alderman TttteImary Committed him.
james McAdams, living at Penn and South
streets, Yesterday beat his boardin g-house mis-
ttess, and on policeman entering the place,
attacked him. The accused was soon over
powered. He was sent below by Alderman Tit
AT No. 1912 Wood street lives Miss Harriet
Sharp Yesterday this woman appeared before
Alderman Beitler and preferred a charge of
neiebbors, Mr.. and Mrs John Murphy, VINO
were arrested and subsequently held in $1,000
bail Tor trial. The defendants then went before
Recorder Given, and sued out warrant for the
arrest OF Harriet, on the charge of keeping
disorderly house and selling liquor without a
license. After hearing she was required to
find bail in the sum OF $2500. "
"A drunken man, while lying on a cellar
door In South Fourth street, yesterday, was
relieved OF silver watch by two lads, irving
the names of James Collins and Edward Yer
rccke. These lads were seen committing the
theft, and subsequently were arrested, and on
being searched pawn ticket for the time-piece
was found on one OF them. Alderman Carpenter
sent them to prison. The owner OF the watcn is
wanted at the Union Street Station.
One George Smith has been held by Alder
man Eggleton tor stealing cost, the property
OF one OF the performers at the Concert Garden,
on Third street, above Girard avenue.
Last night Pairolman HaZlitt, of the Eighth
District, took into custody one john Roat, for
Iiotons conduct, and insulting citizens passing
in the vicinity OF Ontario and Parrish streets
While on the way to the Station he pulled out a
who, to protect himself, drew his revolver and
DISCHARGED five barrels, the contents of two of
which inflicted slight wounds on the person of
Roat, who turn ed aud ran into the house of a
IRE company in the vicinity. The police nan
alleges that here he was attacked by several
men. and his many injuries verify the fact.
Some three or four arrests have since been
made, and all the parties implicated will have a
hearing before Alderman Massey this afternoon.
RAN AwAY.-About half-past 10 O'Clock this
morning the four horse team of Mr.. Samuel
Phillips ran awav at Broad and Poplar streets,
at Broad and Wood streets they encountered
ard ran into a lumber wagon, overturning and
breaking It, The driver, Michael McManning,
severe cuts on the mead. He was taken home,
at Ontario and Poplar streets.
FALL OF AN Ice HoUsE.-The Star Ice. house,
on the Schuylkill, near Glrard avenue bridge,
fell down this morning about quarter past 10
O'Clock. Two horses were killed outright and
several men injured. Charles Lewis, one of the
mfr US 10 hur IIa maS