The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-15
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

james Shearing, Rtohard Conway, and
Res To .ns
ing newspapers from wagon at Third and
WThs S reports Of the poiice @ Isutensnts were
full Of individuals who had been arrested yes
sixty were overhauled In the various districts
and fined in the usual amount
Phom as over in $1,000 bail to answer the charge
OF stealing dozen buckets from the front ofa
grocery store on rfsnR roSa SSors Iaarn,.n
and ' battery with intent % Kill. i is alleged
razor at house at Thirteenth ana Wood
streets He was held in $500 ball for trial.
the police OF the Fourth district arrested Jerry
McNamee and Andrew Mullen, on Market
store near by. which they had entered through
an iron grating The fre.proOf safe was broken
The aesks In the Office were also forced open.
A rope was found on one OF the prisoners, with
which they had had Lowered Ra,S rs tnsmseyes mo 'ne
Alderman Maule has held one Hugh Robin
SON for further hearing on the charge OF lar.
from Jacob Lander, of Lancaster county, In
July last, for the purpose of selling which It is
said he did, but never made any return to
Jacob OF the money he obtained. he was ar
rested on Saturday.
wilson Wells colored, was arrested last
night while trying the doors of stores on South
street. Alderman carpenter sent him below.
time ago % was a. % Employed S By By % samuei " Gurley. SI
He was arrested on Saturday on the oath of
Mr.. Gurley, who charges him with stealing
Warnock street. above Girard avenue: After
hearing before Alderman Hood, Butler was
The same magisirat nag rat fined Thomas Glenning
yesterday for fast driving ON Broad street. he
Sarah Johnson and Ann Harris, colored
were held for trial by Alderman Tittermary this
oyie 81 Broefiym. m New York Of az az
house at Fifth and Bedford streets
wRsT ARCH STREET CHgRcH.-An interesting
series OF lectures and musical ENTERTAINMENT
at the West Arch Street Presbyterian Church
opens tonight, with a lecture on "sunshine.
from the genial and eloquent pastor OF tn,
church. OF this lecture the BOstOn Post (gooc
"TSe closing lecture Of the Bay State serie
was delivered at fremont TEN PIE last evening
Willits delivered most genial cheerful, buoy
ant, and common sense lecture on Sunshine
which, before he concluded, he succeeded d
beaming into every head and heart within tn
sound of his voice. The lecture was nlled wit
apt Illustrations and felicitous anecdotes. an
the audience was one moment moved TO mirti
and another TO conviction of the good sense tnt
NJ tho best that has been given in Boston 4
years. and should be heard every wnere'
venture to assert that 10 has done more goo
than any dozen sermons"
The musical portion OF the entertain men
under the direction of Mr.. Q. A. Knipe, will ad
much to the attractions OF heeVepIng. Weal
clad to see that the West AYchers evince d
terminetion to release themselves from DEP DEP
2nu IN uOlhs so tney uehAfo tC give IuiA Nolt
for the publies money.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-Last evening q 90
want In the house or Ar. Wright, az No. IL
Spruce street, observed two men in the upp
part Of the house. and Immediately gave q
alarm. The scamps made for the roof, 81
escaped They had entered the building
going through an unoccupied dwelling in u
same row
A FALSE ALARM.-A policeman gave
alarm Of nre about O'clock this mornil
,nvestisstion proved thst Inc Ssrn i1a as ~.
by eome smoke issuing from the store of
Duhrtng Il Co., at Fourth and Commer
htreets.
HORSE DRowKRD.-About 6 o'clock Ia
nvening q horse, attached to q light wagon IN
away from Tenth and Thompson streets, al
hefOr0 he could Do stopped he got into Z
Delaware ~ Shackamaxop street slip and "
drowned.