The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A Fugitive from Justice-A BIanket
Thief - Another of the Fourth
Wnrters- Suspected of Theft--Another
Hard tRse Dispasrah off.

Wnrders- Suspected Of Thcft--Another
Hard case Disposed of.
Henry HeDder was yesterday arrested by
Policeman Hart, OF Inc Seventh district,
charged with having stolen a lot of clothing
from gentleman at Mount Holly, y. j. He
war given into The custody OF an officer, VINO
took htm TO that place tor trial.
-Jtsse Jones was before Alderman To'and
answer Inc chaiee Of the iarceny Of a number
ot blankets aud OLner articles from the North
trn Liberty Er CINE House. Day Sergeant Al
--Wlllis M Kane was overhauled yesterday,
on the oah of CHARLES Sigmuud, one of the
t1eciion officers OF the sixth division OF the
Fourth ward, who charged him witn' inierfer-
iOg wlrh the election la ys Alderman Morrow
ebuund MIN over in S20UO bail for trial.
Alderman riuermaTy yesterday com mltted
CaihbIiDe Madden, who 10 a legged 10 ave been
implicated iD the larceny of a lot Of tobacco.
which was found in n house In Larkin street.
The tobacco is aJ the second district station
Farmers crossing Market Street Bridge
have been Subjected 80 annoyances in the
| from their wagons Two of THESE scsmps nave
been srrested, aud are now serving q term of
Patrick Gallagher was caught in the act Of
| going through" n wagon. Alderman Jones
sen, MN 70 p,is9n 9r for ri, trial: ,o,n.
| Seventh and Shippen streets, with n buffalo
robe in his possession. Of which he could give
| no satisfactory account. He was taken b:f)re
| Alderman Bonsall, who held him for rurtner
| hearing. The robe Is at the Seven eenth Dis.
| trict station, where the owner Is requested TO
| call.
JOTTINes.-Again the heavens threaten, and
| fIom the greylbn nue. of The clouds there Is a
| dIesIy prospect tnat the peaSaOt weather Of
the few past days Will be chased away by q
-T6e pulse OF young ladies Is apt to he ftful
| In the morning, when nobody in male form Is
"round," sixty pnlsaliOBs in a minute Is
| about the figure; in the afternoon, when Mr.
B,owp. MIR. smith. or Mr.. Jones, ge NAL friends,
calls, IL gets up 10 pineIy; IN The evening. wnen
The accepted dear George Augustus enters, 1t
| luns up 10 100, possin nly o l30.
"A good joke. persons having Information
or knowledge OF Republican frauds or rejection
| OF legal voters At ihe OctOoer elections, will
| please attend the Dem cratic Com 90 ittee, who
| Will NEE every evening, from IN 10 10 O'Clock.
at No 00l Arcn street, back, reading room -
| That's good; the poet says, It's goo :"
| But, oh ye Democraihl how aoonC the rhird and
Fourth wards? What "a taking thing is impu.
We saw yeste rday, getting into a Chestnut
street car, pyramid nf nalr ON laty's head.
| up in Ia style hat brought to mind rural remit
absences OF hay'r and corn.shucks. No
The Shamrock again. The Board of Officers
OF lhe Fen1an u Brotnerhood, aud the regtmen-
| ial and line officers of The 8 h and Gath Regi-
mtns j. X. A., meet TO morrow afternoon
from the Ipvincible headquarters directing
| The assembsge of the Cluo this evening to
celebrate In parade the victory which tney
The spirited speeches of some OF our polit-
cal orat%Is can easily oe Traced TO the spirl,s
brains OF majority OF men are located below
| the shoulders.
| the "Wickedest Man In New York." or
| rather the man who showed him up, Is to de-
| liver q lecture in this city on Tuesday evening
next. He is expected TO develop some funny
| thipgr.
-Gtometry. The way to straighten out a
curve Is to get little dog barking at the heels
| OF lady ION the Greclan bend"
"A missionary mee,ing will be h2ld this
| evening in 81. Paul y Church, Cnesnut Hill. A
| couple Of missionary bishops will speak.
| Most women live in Inc Ou' skirts Bakers
| may be doug faced without discredit,
| The Scott Le gion has stated meeting this
evening
stumble than Others