The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-07


Tenth street, above Ellsworth, He was arrested,
and committed by Alderman Bonsau to ans Wer
the charge OF attempted burglary.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT TO KILL
Benjamin Franklin Colon, n colored indivi-
dual, formerly steward on the United states
cutter Glance, yesterday proceeded TO No.
Madison court, the residence of George Hans
bury, colored Ehipmate. George was sitting
on the steps enjoying the little breeze which
was stirring when Colon rushed at him and
made three ihrusts with razor, one of which
cut Hansbury's coat on the shoulder, but did
not enter the flesh. Not satisfied with this, he
knocked Hansbury down and kicked him iu
the jaw. The green eyed monster, Jealousy,
was the cause Recorder Given committed the
defendant in default Of $1,000 bail
LOST HER WAY.-A German woman tw enty-
six years OF age, named Juliana Harmon, who
one in this city TO do general homework. She
arrived in town yesterday and proceeded to
money and clothes. She then started foAh to
see the place but lost her way and was unable
to tell where she desired to go. officer Rseder
took her to the Central Station and she will be
removed to the almshouse till Information can
be. obtained concerning her.
ATTEMPTED LARCENY. - Samuel Wardlow,
who was arrested last Saturday for attempting
to steal watch, was rearrested yes erday on a
similar charge. He attempte to relieve Mr..
Peter Clue of his watch, but that gentleman
caught him and handed him over TO the police
Recorder Given held him in 5000 bail to
answer.
LARCENY OF EGGS AND Provisions Isabella
Parks. in the employ OF Messrs. Smick & Fury,
Restaurant, at sixth and Chestnut streets, was
arraigned before the Recorder for stealing eggs
and provisions from her employers. sue ad-
mitted the theft and stated she did not receive
enough pay, and took the things to make up
the deficiency in her wages.
HEARINGS Ar THE CENTRAL STATION. -
John Napoleon and John Kelley charged with
o6icer Louis p Coster testified that he de-
tected the defendants trying to steal rope from
brig lying at wharf above Race street.
Held in $500 bail TO answer at Court.
THE SCHOOL OF DEsIeN.-The following
named gentlemen were elected yesterday to oe
the Executive officers OF the School of Deslgn:-
President, William j. Horstmanni Vi@e.Presl.
Treasurer, James h. Claghorp.
SU1cmE.-Francis Haub, German, forty
years of age, residing in the rear of No. 1909
n. Fifth street, committed suicide last evening
at hall. past o'clock, by hanging himself to
closet-door. The Coroner was notified TO hold
an inquest
RUN OvER.-A child six years of age, named
Ellen Mooney, was run over at the Peunsylva-
MIA Railroad Depot, by car No. lG, Green aud
Coates street line, and severely injured about
both legs. She was removed TO her home, No.
XlS Clayton street.
RESCUED FROM DRowN1NG.-At . o'clock last
evening officer Grimes hauled man named
John Quinn out OF the dock at Walnut street
wharf Half an hour later Officer Westcott did
the same service for George Caldwell.
RABID CANINEs.-Two mad dogs were shot
yesterday, one at Sixth and Green and the other
at Sixth and Willow. They caused considera.
BILE excitement in the neigh borhood.
A FOUNDLIYG.-A female child apparently
six months old was picked up on a doorstep ou
Haverford road, between Thirty-seVenth and
Thirty. eighth streets.
BoDY RECOVERED. The body of boy
named John Gettis WHO was drowned yester-
day while bathing at Green street wharf, was
recovered by the Harbor Police.
LARCENY OF MoNEY.-John Rogers, alias
Chickey Rogers, stole S205 from Daniel Ellis
yesterday afternoon. He was arrested by ON
Ger Fuller, and committed by Alderman BETTER.
Found DRowNED.-The body of a woman
was found in the water at Laurel Hill. IL was
removed to the Fairmount Water Works, and
the Coroner notified.
SENT BACK.-Aaron Summerfeld was ar
rested this morning, and sent to New York on
q r. QUESTION from the Governor Of that State
on the charge OF false pretense.
THTHETT TN 11Yn"