The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-25
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Ar OutragS-A Chair ThieE-A Burglar
"~ssA~g COunterfeit MOney-Caught il

| Ar 0utrags-A Chair ThieT-A burglar
4 -"-sSAGg COunterfeit MOney-Caught in
| the Act
--Chsrles Ross (colored) has LSsen held by
| Alderman Carpenter for attempting to Sommu
| an indecent outrage upon little mulatto S"'
.--ge6rge McIlhenny was arrested yesterday.
| at Mif1n street and Passy unk road, with cane
from the tavern OF William chweigart. at
Second and Coete. streets: alderman Mink
committed him In default of $1,000 bail.
John Wilson. q few evenings since, broke
| into the house of Lawrence Hsokerty, at Snip
door, and entered the bar. room, where he stole
SIS. He was sent below by Alderman Bonsall
~ The prop pToprietor i 81 vsler's Garden, on Vine
street, has of late missed three gold watches.
i,,ed tne aSt tnat the iarcenles were
named Robert Heulighter. Yesterday, deter
mining to ascertain the truth. he sent for the
individual, and placed man on watch. Hue
lighter went through the place to see IL any
locks wanted repairing, and at last went into
the room where the watches. Were Seeing a
coat banging up, be went TO it and picked out
a watch il contained The article belonging to
the man on watch, he Immediately jumped
from his hiding place and took charge OF -
! offender Alderman Jones ibis morn ~ Maid
Heughter in $500 bail for trial "s A0i"
-Christopher McCari- srpp a bgGr,ng ba,ore
United stats ICommissioher to day, was
pound over to answsr the charge of passing
couh1e@fielt l ,e @ money. BE was arrested AZ Third
lager beer saloon proprietor, aud when
seaTched SH Counterfeit money and $40 good
InohSS "aS found in his possession.
TDz WILL OF SAMUEL HILI.-As consider
able prominence has been given TO the will OF
Samuel Hill, In consequence of the shocking
muder of his wife, Mary Il. Hill, we produoea
copy of the document as recorded in the ofli ,e
OF The Register OF villa Of this city, Mr.. Hill
died February IL, 1866
Be IT Iemem beTed Tat 7, Samuel Hill, OF the
cly ol hlaue. pula gentleman, being ofsouud
, ln,.su and dispoSing memory, do make this my
last win and testament, as follows, to Wit
In the first place order and direct the pay.
| mept of all my just debts and funeral expenses
| First. do give, devise, ana bequeath unto
| my beloved wife. Mary E. Hill all my property,
| real and personal, whatever and wneresoever,
| In manner as follows:- ,,,
| Igive and bequeath TO my wife Mary K. Hin
all my personal property, to her own absolute
Second do give, devise, and bequeath 10 my
| vile Mary e. Hill all the interest or inco M
| from real estate for her sole use and ben a.
absolutely for and during all her natural life
Third 1t is my will, and direct nv wife
Mary e. Hill, 10 pay to my niece Ann Hill
tdsughter of my brother Robert ID .l) one thou
Fourth It is my will, ar4d direct my wife
Mary e. HILL to pay TO nv niece Sarah Van
arsdale daughter OF my brother Robert Hill
one Thousand dollars; payment in one year
Fifth. And i.nmediately after the death o
my beloved wife, Mary E. Hill. do give, de
wise, and 1equeath to my two neiceS, Ann Hi
sssignees forever, in equal parts, as tenants IL
| common, all my real estate whatever and whore
Lastly, do nominate and appoint my sale
wife, Mary f. dill, the sole executr OF this my
and this only to be my last will and testament
and revoking all former ones by me made
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and seal this 9th day OF July, In the yea
OF sgped Gpp sealed and declared by the tesato
. as his last will and testament in the presenc
of US. WIN KELoH,
= JOSEPH HENDERsoN
: THE HILL HomcIDE.-No new facts hav
7 been developed in this case. Last evening
$ after the Coroner's jury rendered verdict. Mr.
e and Mrs. Twitchell, the accused, were pl aced il
u acarrisge In company with Lieutenant Con
prison. While on the way the scene between
y, Them is said to have been very affecting. sh
:, deed. to. let the world Know that she had nc
"A Thing whatever to do with It, She asserted tina
'2 frequently she would break into tears and i'm
- plore him to clear her before the world. To thl
Y init such q crime?" He also wept, it is sale
- bitterly. They are now quartered in diffsren
a Jury soon as chemical analyzation OF tn
~ stains on his clothing is made, and the cas-
brought into Court at an early day.
l. STILL ANOTHER MURDER.-At an exceedingl
l. late hour on Saturday night. the 7th instan
Henry Scauergood was knocked down an
= horribly beaten at the corner of Third an
0 Beaver stree s. He was picked up by polio
G, man, who took him TO the Tenth District Sta
- tion, where he laid until Saturday afternoon
50 wheE be was recognized and taken to his res
30 dence on LeithgOw street, below GirRrd avenu
30 The men under Lieutenant Spear went to wor
10 and arrested three parties on the charge
S5 being implicated. Theywere given n hearing b.
rs fore.Alderman Beitler, who com nit ted them a
70 to await the result of the uries. Two of thes
90 sued out writ of habess corpus. and were dit
90 charged from custody by the Court The r.
90 naming one, John Conover, Is still in prison
90 The injured man has ever since laid in q
so insensibe condition until o'clock this morn
90 ing, when he died. The Coroner Will hold q
Oh investigation to morrow.
~ A NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC CONVENTION. =
ut In pursuance OF a resolution passed at th
or National Photographic Convention, which M
a. In the city OF New York on the 7th of last April
Q. that IL was deemed advisable to organize pei
m manenty as national body, and that q pla
n of organization should be matured, q CONVEX
tion Is to assemble in this city on Tuesday, tt
LIST Of December, at p. NJ. In the lecture rooi
at ofthe Franklin Institute, No. Is South Sevent
al street. The call is signed by numerous vel
lie known photographers in this city. The pu
D. poses Of the meeting will be TO organize;
To discuss matters of importance to the trade
" the first regular annual meeting and exhtb
% tion in 1869. To render attractive and pleasAl
u the visit of the me m bers of the Convention WI
III come from other places, Professor Henry Mo
OF ton, Phi. D., has consented TO deliver or
" of his admirable Lectures on Ltghp befol
In the Convention on Wednesday evening, Deo
a AEHIvBRsARY OF THE ITALIAN 6oCIKrY.-Ls
II, night tbiG Society celebrated Its first annive
r BRry. The members, with their wives ar
friends, gathered at Jefferson Hail. in lars
lg numbers, al j. NJ. Professor Caramano san
and played some of his own com positions. "ri
ie Italian Union" al Ritorno" and the hymn
Id GsribaIdi. MessTs. Piccione and De Blast a
companied him. piece by Ernani was sur
so | by MIR. j. PelutfO. The annual report was rea
al by MIR. &C. Ponti. sll50 were received during q
l. kA nNAn