The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-08
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A Malicious Female-A Thieving Youth
A DisOrderly HOuse-Did Just as They
Pleased-A Dance HOuse--AssauIting a

PIeased-A Dance HOuse--AssauIting a
Policeman.
Maggie Henry yesterday became drunk, aud
while In that condition amused herself by throw
ing stones through the windows of a saloon at
Fourth and Culvert streets, in the Sixteenth
Ward. A policeman having been called, took
the malicious damsel into custody, when one
George Trexler interfered. He also was taken
charge of. Alderman Eggleton held both to
answer.
For some time articles appertainIng to the
plumbing business, have been missed from the
shop attached to the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot, in West PhiladelOhla. Last night the
foreman remained in the place, and did not
have to wait long before John Flynn, lad,
eleven years of age, entered the shop and CON-
menced handing various articles TO some boys
who were outside. The foreman seized John
but the Others made their escape. This morn.
ing Alderman Jones held the accused for fur
ther hearing.
On complaint Of the neighbors, Michael
Callahan, living at Cedar and Cumberland
streets, has been arrested and bound over to
answer the charge OF keeping disorderly
house. The allegation is that on Sunday last
the prisoner employed number OF musicians,
whose strains annoyed the residents in the vi
entity: He was held in $500 bail by Alderman
Richard Toner and James McManus last
night went into the house of Mrs. Campbell, an
aged lady, at Twenty-thir and Wood streets.
and proessed an intimate acquaintance with
her son. They then wandered through the
house and were ransacking bureau drawers and
closets when the old lady intertered. One of
them took her by the throat and nearly choked
her. They left the place, but shortly after were
taken into custody, and on being given hearing
before Alderman Pancoast were required to
enter bonds in the light sum of $500 for their
appearance at Court.
Alderman Eggleton has bound over one
Volkmar Thaumiller, the alleged proprietor of a
saloon at No. II Girard avenue, for keeping a
disorderly dance house.
Mike McNamee, an individual who yester-
day got boisterous, after imbibing pretty
plentifully of whisky, at Cumberland and
Richmond streets, and going into the street
to the ears of the passers-by. Policeman
HussY gave good advice to the drunken fellow,
whereupon he turned on the official and
knocked him down. He was secured and sent
below by Alderman Neill.
MN1ATUREs.-Our public squares were never
more beautiful than now. The rich. lustrous
tree and grass, and even the pretty flowers
retain somewhat of their brilliant coloring.
The first breath OF autumn has whispered to the
grass spears, gently shaken the leaves of bush
and branch, and created little panic among
fallen verdure. But they do not take the warning
and refuse to yield for yet awhile their deep
hued garments, true and lasting, for the more
away and leave TO chill nakedness the very
limbs which supported them. The tiny choris.
tiers can yet find cosy, shady places in which to
nestle. Their graceful throats swell more
proudly with their last songs. Romping chill
dren still race the paths and grave elders still
rest upon the seats. The open squares-the
e 6s os S the
fields, and rejoice his children with a patch of
the country they rarely see.
Were you full at the Springs ~ asked a
friend OF Brown yesterday just alter his return
from famous resort. "Full gad that's good
'uD. Didn't get square meal while there.
House full of boarders-boarders full of empti-
uese.n
-Sensihle mon are scarce The stvla dom,
appear to be made now only exceptionally. This
Is queer = considering how much they are
needed. The old maxim that demand creates
supply, doesn't tt this class of cases.
Law was invented that justice should pre-
vail. 1t as often prevents it. There is more than
was intended in representing Justice as blind.
She goes 1T 80 with an emphasis, not unfre
quently.
The Fenians are again awake. Circles and
companies in the Philadelphia District are all
TO be called together. The shamrock" is un.
broken. England quakes-perhaps.
"A public temperance meeting Is TO be held
this evening, at the nall of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Cid water speeches to
order.
Kisses are wagered in New York-enjoyed
In Philadelphia. Philadelphia is sensible
New York calculating and commercial. That's
the matter. Ruby lips weren't made to bet
Hpon.
-"General Order No. A" from the hesduuar-
tiers OF The Republican Invinclbles, calls the
CUB together this evening for parade in the
Nineteenth Ward.
One OF our clergymen was lately made
Doctor OF Laws by Brown University That
was doing the Doctor no brown
The eloquent Kelley speaks to night at
Spring Garden Hall, upon the Financial
question OF the day"
There is a lady up town trying to make her
complexion delicate by drinking pale ale.
The CAMPAIGN CLUB OF 1860.-This orpaniza-
tion meets io-morrow night for the purpose of
completing all their arrangements for the cam
paign, at the City Armory, Broad street, below
hHce. Persons desirous of joining will then
have an opportunity OF enrolling their names.
II wCuld be well If all the various campaign