The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-22
C1TY INTELLIGENCE.
LOCAL 1rrMs snn nSsIDE rAeps
o,rY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

,yTY CRIMINAL CALENDAR
An Alleged swindier-An Uniortm-
A Domestic in TrOuble-An Ola Oneh""
Co,yht-Iareeny of OIL ClOth-An
owner wanted-A Dishonest EmpioSo
-Ttll-tappers. ..-oa
-sometime since an advertisement agpeshIep agpsnher
in the daily papers, signed Or: Oharh Oh he held out
S,,cswenis 10 y for mariner in his business Two
Germans, named Frederick ~ nsuuoe @ ce,iina n mon
snner nSs wtold that by Investing their money
,u,th him in the patent medicine puslness Sne,1 on
r,s, ns "a ould soon be realized. leuoolu, on
n.a nreasnresentations, gave him s2OI and Wus
der 800 The representations OF tlscner te nus
alderman Eggeton and took out . warrantS; wrsIaS
which was accordingly served ana u, tne 9 IeoS nef
taken into custody. he was helu =" S4-'' N"''
'1conrad Essig for several years has had the the
saerined u, Of that member, so that now he is
entirely blind. 1t seems that conrad yestS@Tuay @
msr on North Broad street, when John d.
Bischom, the owner of said cart, smoIe nun nm
rrsmssninp eve was dem olished. Bischom was
arrested and held for furtner nearing w.
WRschel Burns domestic In the employ
OF Mrs Aydelots. No Is Master s'Eee5d Hood Tor Tor
yesterday held TO 10, 6si, pa eo,Sing. Sy haaerA 80
'ne SISens eight Months George Walker
street, aud offered for sale lot OF god s,s ansu
While Mr.. Rich was otherwise engaged Seo,se
the offender called on a nelghbor Of Mr.. Rcn;;
and while bargaining for the sale OF some gpu ~,
Su. wSS seen ,a Mace Sy nat at the time aud was
IN o custody. Alderman Jones neio hinA ioi
MRiohard Boyle yesterday stole piece of oil
cloth from a store at Second ana anompson , ~, ,oi,
~tSee,s He was captured, and on being taken
befofe Alderman Shoemaker was committed
90 prison. p.,r,o,, Mo,,news otberwise
Known as Patrick Morris, attempted to pick
the pocket OF a lady at Girard avenue ana Sar-
IAN stseS' tnee charge Of the thief Alderman Hood
bound him over for further hearing.
xese9dsy n the Of David Gould and
baniei Mclaughlin, two colored boys, at sixth
and Pine streets Which they we're ssspeete%a pS OF
man Carpenter, and the flannel Is at the Third
District Station awaiting an owner
George w. Scott was employed by Michael
Evers on farm at Oakford, Bucks county. A
Few days ago Mr. Evers left his pocket book,
and George being missed at the same time, sus-
picion rested on that individual of having
Palm and Brown streets, with thirty dollars In
his possession. He was taken to DoylestoWn
Alderman Eggleton yesterday consigned to
prison for their appearance at Court; Michael
Geenan, Augustus Zarich, John Walls, and
william Devinner. all lads. for tapping the till
OF candy store on Second street below
Thompson.
CoRoNER's INQUEsT-This morning at II
the
shooting of Patrick Dempsey. an alleged
the United stasd ssis by
hend him. 1t will be remembered that the
shooting occurred on Sunday afternoon, the 4th
instant, in Catharine street, between Sixth and
Seventh. Dempsey was conveyed to the Penn
sylvania Hospital. and there died. The follow
aed-on sunasy afternoon, about s O'Clock, was sit
ST twice. the pistol Went oil third lime, and the
S nS % pS
his hand know thar che accused WAS sitting M on
ssy ne accused are pistol CIR Dempsey was
MsIy Cassidy living ia Lancaster street. street. above
Of Mo- ess Catn. street. heard pistol 60
en- oked out and saw two men & Dempsey , an ana the the
sSs %ddis of had 5Sge,6sT
not saw NO Ssn shos e
sens sTsy ssot anS Dempsey pnt bis
10 HaS .op So
S.ssd Ness fnocR az the door oi dempsey get
hs ssa pfRsa told
sa n hft o s hm to Is
shut the door about haifw'y; Thompson then pulled
a % e seG
.mpss9 sksS he wanted
Into the on him f % coua SSssed e nd hi
vent seS 70 o. The
while standing there heard shot in the house; ral
around and saw the two scufiing on the pavement
away ROM him and ran across the street; when b,
got about the MIDDLE of the street Thompson fired
side when he was shot, and then ran up Catharint
and along sey enth street, afterwards saw him Ia
soldiers think pursued him; Dempsey told me iha
he was deserter; that was the reason why tolc
aidnt see Dempsey with knife in hand OoOf
John Boone living No. olS CAtharine street, testi
openeS and Thompson and DEMPSEY came out; WIN sI
shey got about the middle of the pavement Thomp
hTpd. 20
son and was turning him around; Dempsey ther
broke and ran; Thompson then fired again aqC
struck Den psey; Dempsey waa struck while run
Pair cs sserey, No III South Seventh street, testI
ning round she corner eIclsiming II am shoi,s ant
calling on me to help him helped him into m,
hospital; I had understood that he was a deserter.
Or: Charles M. Ritz OF the Pennsylvania Hospital
body Of Of ss hSs S sosS nS wSund 10
inner portion OF the left thigh thre inches belo h
groin; he died the effects Of this shot
A NEW IMPRovRMKNT.-Of the vast number
OF building improvements made in this city
during the past season the most attractive are
those put up by our business firms Some o
similar structures In any city In this or any
other country. These gorgeous costly auc
ornate structures are not as in other cities
connned 10 one thorOughfare, but are scattered
along our business streets. Among the mos
noticeable OF these recently added architeo
tural buildings Is No 223 North Ninth street
well known dry goods firm, have just re-
The nrAt floor is devoted exclusively to III,
msgpfcent style Here 10 sa,6 9P Ia the mos
the dry goods line, ffS.a HandsonSSe eIing hg ~
shawl down to bandk ercn.aS and mSa. Urocn' i az
Important feature. the moss wnaI rs a.
terms, The members of the firm caSfsa
their patrons the advantage of long axps.Ss