The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-03
NEWS SUMMARY.
city Affairs.


There we're SO toieien a1d 67l2 coastwlse
vessels that arrived at this pOr5 during October.
Professor j. #. Ftagg delivered q lecture
hast right before the PHI hladelphia Dental
College.
Work has been commenced on the new and
extensive market house at Market and FortteCh
strerts.
The weccacoe Hose Company, of Camden,
paraded in this city yesterday with their new
steamer.
Margaret Garner, for the larceny of a gold
watch aud chain from Bernard Flcserville, was
Committed by Alderman BETTER yesterday.
Thomas Z. Middleton, for committing an
assault and battery upon boy named Daniel
Stewart, has beer held 10 answer by Recorder
Glvin.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Republican 1nvincbles was held last night,
when addre ses were made by President
McMichael, william l.. Fox, and others.
Five barrels of contraband whisky were
seized yesterday by Detective Heilmau on Sep
viva street, near Thompson, and the same officer
made a SEIZURE OF whisky at a Iectifying house
on SPcoDd street near New.
TIE Democracy held q meeting last night at
the Headquarters, Ninth and Arch streets, and
passed resolutions censurlng Justice Read au
Judge Brewster for their Just and able oecisious.
The rulings of these gentlemen are bitter pills
for the Democrats to swallow.
The will OF Frederick Schober, almitted to
probate, contains the following 0equests: Or
phans Home aud Asylum Tor the aged and in-
firm OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church, at
Germantown, $500: the PennsS lvauIa Bible So
Sie,y, $500; American Sunday School Union,
$500.
joseph Fletcher, residing Mt No. 70] Swan
son street severely injured by a shaft falling on
HIM: James Brooke, living at No. 14l5 Pnk
street, two fingers cut Off by sewing machine:
Robert McMullen, wrist broken by fall; and
Andrew Golden, accidentally Stable !, were
admitted to the PennsYlvanl0 Hospital yesterday.
Samuel Miller, for misdemeahor IN Office as
an inspector in the Fifth division of the TTen-
tieth ward on last election has been held to
upr hv t0pIman allpDqtlOn IA
that he deposited vote in the ballot-boX
when, the judge had decided the vote to be
ILLEGAL.
The annual session of the Pennsylvania
College OF Dental Snrgery was commenced yes
terday. The report for the last session shows
that the students numbered rs, of all nationali-
ties, and the graduates SO two of whom we're
fifteen years students. The patients visiting
the clinics were 1866, of whom 2750 were ope-
rated upon.
The arnual meeting of the stockholders of
the Philadelphia, Germantown, and NotristOwn
Railroad Company was held yesterday. The
following gentlemen were chosen officers for the
ensuing year:-President, Coffin Colket; Mana
johnson, s. Morris VAIN, w. ii. slingluT, Will
liam Musser, /. V. williamson, Joseph swift,
William HaTmar, Charles Ellis, William Il. Hart,
Joseph Perot; Secretary and Treasurer, A. e.
Dougherty; General superintendent, W. S.
Wilson.
-1be annual meeting of the Pennsylvania
Branch OF the Freedmen's Commission of the
i. n. CnuIcn WAS neld yesterday IN 81. Luke's
Church. The annual report was read, sho wing
that at the beginning OF the school year twenty
five teachers were sent out to seven different
places who, during the winter, reported an
follows: Petersburg, Va, II teachers, 497
scholars; HALIFAX, 2 teachers, 16s scholars
Norfolk, teachers, 487 scholars; Rippon Hail.
/ teacher, A scholars; Fernandina. Fla, 2
teachers, so scholars; Lake City, teachers, 200
scholars Louisville, Kv., teachers, $50
scholars, In April, school was opened at
Frankfort, KY, with teachers and 9S scholars.
Before the meeting adjourned an election for
officers took place.