The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE rAex,.
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

A WouId.be PoIiceman-A Wei Ant-
msl-A Malicious Youth-A' 800 I,r-
esny-Arrestsd on suspi" ,o.rAs..vI,.
licsman,
John Toner, for sor' % rpason or other. was
removed from the po ice force some time ago,
but retained MS buttons. Yesterday, in the
vicinity oil SeV enth and Shippen streets, he
raised small. Tow, and insisted upon arrestng
a female w'ao sent up yell which attracted
the attep,ion of Policeman Camac. OF the Seven
teenth District TO the spot The would-oe
offjcial Was taken into custody, and after hear
ing before Alderman Bonsall was held in $500
bail toy trial In addition the cty's buttons
were stripped from his coat.
James Hush wood is the owner OF vicious
dog Yesterday, while roaming through the
western pert of the city, the animal bit gen.
tleman ard lady, and it is alleged that James
urged the brute on. Policemen Jordan and
Rider, of the Park force, were notified of the
presence Of the cur, and they, before many
minutes had elapsed, succeeded in discovering
his whereabouts. As they approached him he
made for them, bnt bullet from revolver put
an erd to his existence. The owner was taken
into custody, and was held by Alderman Jones
in $500 10 answer at Court.
"A lad named Fitzpatrick yesterday amused
himself while standing on the Paramount Reser-
yoir, with pelting pedestrians ON tue walks
below, with bits of stone. Park Policeman
Warren overhauled the youth and took him
before Alderman Pancoast who required him
Burroughs Rich yesterday appeared before
Alderman Hood and complained that he mad
been relieved of watch by one Gilbert smith,
with whom he had been skylarking on Glrard
avenue near Twelfth street. The accused was
arrested, and being given hearing, was COM
mited 10 answer.
Adam Carter (colored) has been sent below
by Alderman BOnsall on the charge OF being lm-
plicated in the stabbiug of George South about a
month since, at house in SpafOrd street.
s.. G. Creeland, a resident OF the upper part
of the city, was in a lager beer saloon on Third
street, above Columbia avenue. yesterday alter
noen, with one Lewis Crest. The latter left the
place when CIeeland charged that he had stolen
from MIN O gold watch and S25. Crest was sub
seouently taken into custody, and sent below
by Alderman Nell for trial.
The allegation against William Hummell
Yesterday before Alderman Massey, was that he
had met woman who claims to be his first
wife, at Ninth and Parrish streets, and knocked
her down. The woman states that she was
married 10 him long time ago, but finding that
ne was very disorderly left him, since which
time he has been living with another female who
bears his name. The magistrate concluded to
hold him for assault and battery.
Policeman Hickey yesterday took charge OF
John Belzer at Twenty first and Coates streets,
for beng drunk and disorderly, whereuDon
Henry Belzer, the father of the aforesaid indi-
yidual, iuterfered. The policeman was telled TO
the pavement. He however secured both and
locked them up. Alderman Pancoast required
them to give bail for their appearance at
court,