The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-03
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Assault and B.ttery-Row in a Tavsrn-
Suspicion, Etc.
Mary Blumier and her husband residing in
the Eighteenth Police District, got Into quar-
Till1Dgham, residing In the house, hearing the
noise, thought it his duty to interfere He pro-
land lay, sided with Mary. He seized hatchet,
and hit her husband over the head with 1T,
combat. Peter was therefore arrested. and
Alderman Sinex held him in $1,000 bail to an
swers
Jacob Grumley and William Hunnings
We're arrested at Beach ard Coates streets, and
John Hunnings at Third and Callowhill streets
charged with being implicated in the assault
and battery case at the tavern, No 7o7 North
Front street Alderman Tolandheld them in
$1,000 bail each to answer
Daniel Conners last evening entered "Our
House," in Library street, and after calling for
beer proceeded to raise row. The bartender
ordered him out but he refused to go. The bar
tender proceeded to put him out, when he
Beitler held him in $50 bail TO keep the
William Keighley and william Roberts,
doing business at Front and Walnut streets,
were held by Recorder Given in $500 bail, to
The boys who were arrested yesterday for steal
ing wool and cotton from the bales on NorGh
ess mornns
inson and Gain observed two young men trying
the doors on Tenth street. between Chesnut
enS dSy ne The other
the They answer Ito to the names Of John Mitchell
and W lillian Cook. Alderman Swift held them
william Piper, a German, was arrested for
1y last night at
| held him in $4OO ball to answer
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.-As
| the city authorities have failed to make any
| provision for the celebration of our national
| tui alQ hAU
will observe 1t with proper spirit. The First
Division pennsylvania Militia, Major General
| ing. The line will be formed at o'clock on
Broad street, right resting on Poplar street,
A, Veteran Light Artillery, has been detailed
by the General to fire q national salute at sun.
| rise.
The First Division is composed OF the Gray
Reserves, National Guards, Baxter's Fire
Philade phia Fire Zouaves, besides other inde.
pendent companies. From the strength and
character OF these organizations, handsome
display may be expected.
The route agreed upon is-Up Broad to Colum'
bia avenue. along EoumSie y, qI avenue to Twelf:h
to Third, down Third TO Walnut up Walnut to
Sixth and there dismiss.
The Soldiers of the War OF 1872 will assemble
in the morning in the Supreme Court room.
and celebrate the day In the usual manner
The State Society OF Cincinnati meet in the
morning, and partake OF dinner in the after
noon, and the day will be httingly celebrated
by the Celtic Associations of this city.
| The Democratic Associations of Pennsylva-
MIA will meet at their hail. Ninth and Arch
the day The Deciaration Of Independence viii
be read by Edward Il; We'll. Esq; ana addresses
Charles Buckwalter, Esqs.
Those who, desire railroad and steamboat
The Catholic Philomathean Literary Institute
will celebrate the day at the Cathedral School
WS9d re- E 6s
| Rev. j. j. Elcock; the Declaration OF Indepen .
dence win be read by Mr.; John H Campbell,
and rectations by other members.
A select picnic by private individuals Will
| come of at Thompson's Grove. Sixth and
| Venango street, Franklin, with fine display
Of fireworks in the evening.
For those who remain in town grand dis
play of fireworks will take place at O'Clock on
| the evening of the Fourth of July, at Broad and
Chestnut streets, by T. Lorillard.
THE SEA sHoRE.-The intensely hot weather
of the past few days has had the effect OF driving
many OF our citizens to the sea side, the ma
| jority going to Cape May and Atlantic City,
| both famous for the accommodations presented
by the numerous hotels and the sea bathing
| The lines leading to both of these places have
| been running crowded trains during the pre-.
! these resorts will be visited to morrow by thou
| sands of our families. Extra trains on the Cam
atn , ana nc AuantiS M ana sae West Jersey Railroads
| insure the comfort of the exourslonists To
Cape May the m fare win be reduced to 81. and
the trip. The cars Will run directly TO the New
Excursion House, where Hassler's Band will
| be q grand hop in the afternoon. The train
| leaves Market street ferry at A. M. arriving
| at the Capes at 8 80, and leaves Cape May at
| p M, arriving home 3d. The Camden and At
lantic Road oder great Inducements to excur-
| sionists to visit the "City by the Sea-" The
round trip tickets will be placed at So, and will
| be good rom to- day until Monday. The ar
Iangement gives the advantage of spending two
days at the sea-shore and gettingrid of the noise
and confusion incident to the Fourth OF July.
| Excursion trains leave the city at 7'30 A. NJ,
| and returning leave Atlantic City at 420 p M,
! .CoMMENCEMEET.-The Annual Commence
| ment of the Northwest Boys Grammar School
| will take place this afternoon, in the school
| building Race street. above Broad. The exer-
cises Will open at 312 o'clock, with the reading
| OF the Scriptures by the principal, H. Y. Louder
bach, Then will follow singing and recltations
| py tne pupils The entertainment Will be o
decidedly interesting one.
tHE FoURTH.-The residents of North
SeVenth street, above Montgomery avenue
VIII give hsndsome display of fireworks to-
Montgomery avenue ana Berks street.