The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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Cry PoLrrIos. - The following political
meetings are announced to take place on tne
dates mentioned:- ,..Ao.
huge Republican meeting to-morrow night at
Concert Hall. Governor Richard Yates, Of
Illinois, and Senator Kellogg, Oh Louisiana, VIII
Reoond CONGRESSIONAL Distyict.-The Republi-
cans OF the Second Congressional District will
assemble at Broad and Fitzwater streets to-
morrow evening The meeting will be addressed
by Hon. Charles 0Neill, Colonel William Is.
Mann, Hon. Charles Gibbons, Hon. I. j. Cofey,
William Moran, Esq, and Colonel William
Fourth Conqressiona, District.-This evening
Peter Mccall, Esq, and James B. Nicholson,
Esq, will address the Democracy of the Fourth
Congressional District, at Athletic Hall, Thir-
teenth street, above Jefferson.
On Monday night a Democratic mass meet
Ing will be held at Broad and Coates streets.
Hon. john I. Hoffman,, of New York, is an
nounced as the orator of the evening.
F9fM WdTd,-A mass meeting of the Repub.
Ican citizens OF this ward will be held tomorrow
evening at Fourth and Union streets.
The Fifth ward Democracy will assemble to-
morrow evening at the house of Jerry Nolen,
Second and Relief streets.
Tenth Ward. - A Grant and Colfax mass
meeting will come off tonight at Twenty-hrst
and Arch streets. A large banner will be thIown
to the breeze on the occasion.
Eighteenth Wdrd-Robert Palethorp, ESQ.,,
will speak on the approaching Presidential cleo
tion, in the Hall of the James Page Library
u1s
street, this evening.
Nineteenth Wdrd.-A mass meeting of the
Democratic and Conservative citizens of the
Nineteenth ward will be held at Franktord road
and York street this evening.
Itcenty. second Wdrd.-Hon. B. NJ. Boyer and
Hon. J. W. Wall will hold forth tonight in the
Democratic wigwam in this ward.
It0enty-SeUe1h Wdrd.-The Republican citi-
zens of this ward will meet tomorrow night a.
the Blue Bell Hotel, when addresses from
Mayor McMchael, Hon. William D. Kelley, and
others may be expected.
I,centy eighth Wdrd.--There will be grand
rally of the Republicans of this ward to morrow
night at the house of Louis Tissot, Falls of
scbuylkill.
"A large Grant and Colfax flag, measuring
18 by 26, feet will be raised tomorrow afternoon
from the residence of Martin Boraeff, in the
Fourteenth ward. Mr.. Boraeff as well known
as an "old Harry Clay Whig."
The Republican Invlncibles will parade to-
morrow night, and attend the meeting in the
Second Congressional District.
CAUGHT AT LAsT.-For some time past, pas
sengers on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad have been relieved of their
satchels, carpet-bags, etc., at the Wilmington
Station. The robberIes were committed ABOUT
the time the travellers would leave the cars for
at the depot in Wilmington, has been keeping
sharp lookout fer the thieves. Yesterday, he
caught an individual named Howard Lee in the
act of carrying of a carpet-bag belonging to one
of the passengers. The prisoner had hearing
before Mayor Valentine, and was committed for
tra In addition 10 prisoner receiving SEN
tence for an offense in this section of the coun-
try, he undergoes a severe lashing at the New
castle Jail.