The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-31

McCusker has suspended from service the Hope
Engine Company. The charge is disobedlence
of orders and indecent and disres pectful Lam
gHage to the Chief while at the dre at No. 12S
DOCK street, yesterday. The allegation Is that
the carriage of the company was standing
directly in front of the burning building, and
on the arrival of the Chief, he ordered 1t to be
taken away. This was not only not complied
WITH but he was assailed with the most insult
ing and disrespectful language. The case will
come before the Committee on Fire and Trusts.
CAPE MAY.-The season at this delightful
seaside resort is now at It's height The usual
facilities for the accOmmo modauon of those de-
string 10 spend Sunday on the Island have been
enlarged upon by the West Jersey Railroad
Company, and to those leaving by the trains to-
morrow we can promise degree of comfort not
excelled upon any other railroad in the country
The tour O'Clock lightning express goes through
In three hours. The excuTsionists will have an
opportunity, before retiring for the night of
participating in q hop at the Excursion House.
There Is also an early train on Sunday morning.
FoR ATLANTc.-The trains tomorrow on
the Camden and Atlantic Railroad promise to
be the heaviest that have ever gone to the
famous city by the sea, al extra arrangements
have been made by the Railroad Company tor
the accommodation OF the passengers on the
o'clock ligh ming express. The weather at
Atlantlcis delightful and the visitors TO morrow
have ample time on Sunday to take dip ia the
ocean, and visit all the places OF interest in the
city. The early train on Sunday arrives at
Atlantic before IL O'Clock and returns at 4'20 in
the afternoon.
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-John
Fitzpatrick and Andrew Schaf are engaged in
the Penn City Iron Works, the former acting as
a helper TO the latter. 1t is alleged that yester
day Fitzpatrick went to the Works in an intoXi-
Gated state, and was ordered by Schatf, under
direction OF the proprietors, to leave the place.
He tbereupon picked up piece of iron and hit
Schah over the eye producing very ugly cut.
He was taken before Recorder Given, who
committed him.
PRIZE HORN AND BADGE.-0n Wednesday,
the 5th of August, a grand excursion OF the
handsome silver horn will be awarded to the
company selling the highest number of tickets.
To the individual fireman selling the most
tickets handsome gold badge. such as are
worn by fremen will be given. The prizes are
on exhibition ut Pitchers, No. sos Chestnut st.
REKNDLED.-The fire in the ruins at No.
128 Dock street, which had been smouldering
during the entire day, again broke out last
night, and before it could be eXtinguished the
flames communicated with the roof OF the black
smith shop OF Joseph Francis, No. l26, which
was damaged to the extent of $500.
To Mr.. A. WINCH, of No. sos Chestnut
street, we are indebted for the latest numbers of
the London Punch. Fun, and Reyno dS' MtScel-
lang. Mr.. Winch's collection of periodicals,
foreign and domestic, is both LARGE aud varied.
PICKED UP.-A sloop-rigged yacht twenty
three feet in length, was picked up last night by
the Harbor Police, and is now awaiting an
owner at Noble street wharf. She is supposed
to have been stolen from Delaware.
AN OWNER is WANTED at the Twentieth Ward
Station for four pieces of calico, which were
found secreted in the Twentieth Ward by the
pOlina.