The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-24
CITY 1NTELL1GEN CE.
HaMICIDE.
Oentin"Htlf2sn lf2snody ~ OF Frank O. ArnhOlt.

tgaton into the causes OF tne sessn & oi en-, t -
~ ds;mries received Saturday night on Girard
avenue, near thirteenth street The Following ad-
Rss No f1S .5t SriFd % SS %%"
'nn sn aSS
%s sSd3 Tin r. What S%S
gone the police and that they We're INC now after him
william sEoTH,iEy9 os%. No A PPiSEsOns PAs place
p ASS he e.; S
said to Stewart, sOmethng Is the matter With Arnhct
here 6s sre towards rSrd and down GSar9
sG Rswse sFUSd srsst and %
fight was mott not c,oss To- b enough a AEHhot then with
and Gard and went 70 The drug
Irscognized Thomas OieaFy Stewart and Michael
Sody that knew strike krnot the tight occurred on the
0tSfr teSSei Bryan s%orn-ve No Dosons place about
% saw night co sn S the ns epi @
his mouth bleeding ATnholt went up into court % wash
him he then went towards Girard avenues he got into
with si dS hro
something heard somebody haloS and heard the sound
whatever il was towards Thirteenth street and
street and Girard avenue; pursued the man, but
bomSs Csary Reside Of No e7 Broad
street, was standing at Broad and Poplar streets
SieednS; he went into an alley and washed his mouth,
and then started nd Sdef hare se he o WAS Struck With bTck
saw somebody throw the brick but dda know him ran
bep ATnRoit was struck somebody said A right Arm
bolt bolt aHa Tas %bo that said this latter was running
by at the time have heard since the fight that Brsner
Mshael Patton syorn reside No 1924 Tho@Psop
street Sss told s S omebody probably Bener himself that
RSeh BTeiner sGH had ~ brick When asked
declined % eve rS0aT the a once OF the 9ece eTy pee he
escer to lock up the refractory and contemptuous wit
ness As being conducted out Of the room he said
William Ii. MONTGOMERY sworn-Live No l2il North
Ss se TSs PSn % %
his head was Peedns R & at t6en s %s @ hf sd ba
that had hit o ., in the Guth shd VIII mis-
streets Oliver Romig was there at the time; stood
Patton the refractory Witness being locked for
while cell the station house, concluded that it
"S be fs on 9 R% TO @ No.
Bradley Od %e nSSt ten with Sfss Of Il SSeSe
walking down Poplar took of the ladies'
Sans onS nS sPfBs az Dsv
holt in the nns that h 5 mad "a done OVER I BTaSdSeg 6TS SSS
wash Arnholts face he was beeding at the nose they
Girard avenue about half to Thirteenth street,
A sD ws se IN % he ss R RfF Bs
ner picked up stone m hnd fired ut into crowd ana
FTanci. 8 Rradley sworn-I reside at No. 1919 North
m nd we LETT to hs ha pays S3st she SaS
have sometbn S9 R to tell he Walked Alongside Of
s bpsd ssF hat D3sa sr'f
bleeding he crossed the street to Dixons court to
RSyS 5 s s S1ows S
tRs s to a ad ON them
S % aS Rus the D s0T Hn shss S
and Broad street and down the upper side Of irard
sssn down and sTsiSsf S
;s oioWS WS ;Gs WI bsyn s the
he had to run Brener told me he stopped
a got snS seE Ss il nso Hs 5ow
the said FIR a Ss to Oh bis s@ss By
and George Brener on the night Of September IS 1853;
The Coroner discharged the others.
AIDS TO THE WATER woRKs.-vlstors to Fairmoun
yesterday were interested in watching the working
Of anew steam pump, and the erection of anothe
10 throw water from the Schuylkill into the reser
Vor through two of the old pipes or conduts
These pumps are placed at the eastern side of thu
forebay, at the base OF the hil and the boiler
nected with them is stationed on a floating raft il
the forebay. They are known Knowles Paten
Steam Pumps, and are manufactured at Warren
The length OF the bed-plate is feet the width is
feet and the height 5. The cylinders are of iron
with brass fittings. The diameter OF the steam cyl
inders is "a inches, of heywater cylinder IS inches
The length Of stroke is "a inches; the piston rod is
OF solid brass, 81 inches in diameter the maximum
number OF strokes per minute is 1850; and the gallons
lifted -, each stroke is said to be about
70. his requires the steam
pipe inches, the size Of suction IL inches
and the size of discharge 10 inches. Ii
practical use for the first time yesterday, sfrom
27 to 80 revolutions only were attained, but it Is ex
pected that this working power will be largely in
creased when the machinery gets fairly into work
This pump has no cranks or ny-whee, and has nc
dead points where 1t Will stop, consequently it is
always ready TO start without using a starting bar
and does not require hand work to get it past the
centre. 1t is claimed it is the only pump made thai
will VVOr will 81,
is always ready to start when the steam cylinder il
filled with cold water OF condensation.
one OF these pumps, OF smaller size, having
for some years past in the oil regions of this Statt
to take oil from the tanks at the wells, and force
seven miles to the railroad. Having earned such
good name for effective service it is scarcely posi-
Bile that these two purchased by the city at q cost
s2400 each, will not prove of material service in tht
season OF drought In assisting the stationary engine
of the Water Works. Chief Engineer GraelI calcu
ates that they will raise 900 600 gallons daily into TIN
reservoir Should this result be achieved, the de
partment will dispense with the steamer Johl
Fuller now raising about that quantity which cost!
the city about $500 for each day OF its engagement
The slight rains of the past week have had no per
ceptloe enect in raising the water OF the Schuykill
The wooden structure of the dam is still EXPOSED
high above water-mark as it has been for weeks
On the western side OF the river ave crowded to
gether a large number of canal boats waiting unit
the lock-gates might he safely opened The sunni
OF water for household consumption is yet limited
and until heavy fail rains ensue all should be ecC
nomical in Its use.
LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs.-The PARK commissioner
this afternoon open proposals for digging 900 fef
OF drain trenches at Ridge avenue and Thrty-thir
-Headley, the missing New York broker, who:
sudden disappearance from Wall street has give
rise to ugly rumors is supposed to be in this cit
His partner is in hot pursuit OF him.
Peabody, the phianthroplst, whose unsurpasst
beneacence mas mmortallzea ,a1a I ms name, arrive
"A delegation OF the Board OF Park COMMISSIONS
OF Allegheny CITY Pa, We're driven around the aV