The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-08
NEWS sUn1Na ARY,
CitY Annirs


r-festerday afternoon the cornerstone of the
evangelical Lutheran Church Mt Chestnut Hill
was lald with appropriate ceremonies. Rev.
B BBr Seiss, Rev. DIR. Shaffer, Rev. II. NJ. Bckel,
heV. a. Spaeth, and Rev. O. w. Fredericls
pastor of the church, officiated A large num-
yer ot persons were present, and the exer-
clses were OF an interesting and instructive char
acter
"A commodious and spacious new freight
depot is in course of erection at the s. w. cor
ner OF Ninth and Green streets for the Philadel-
phla, Germantown and Norristown Railroad
company. 1t is to take the place OF the one
which was destroyed by fire few months since
ana VIII be more handsome aud serviceabe in
every respect.
The only fines and penalties paid into the
City Treasury by our Aldermen for the month
Andrew Morrow, Sal; William Neill, S3i; J. r.
Massey, $50; w. X. Helms $780, and j. r.
Thompson, $57. Total, 1924.
The trots at Point Breeze Park race-course
yesterday afternoon drew an immense throng of
spectators, and the race was very exciting. The
weather and track were favorable to fast trot-
ting, and the time made exceeded the expecta-
uons of the most ambitious. More than $40 900
worth of pools were sold on the ground, and
considerable money changed hands.
The only disagreeabe part of the entertain
ment was that there were no accommodations
for the reporters. This omission should be
remedied without delay.
The following is a summary of the trots:-
Su1Lnldfy-FGTSt RdCe.--POiut Breeze Course
Sept. z, 1869, for purse of $1,000 for horses that
have never beaten three minutes to harness or
wagon; $3.50 to first $3.50 to second and 500
to third
Thos. Best entered b. &. Henry .... 1 1 1
w. II. Doble entered b. z. Hop. 2
II. A. White entereds S. Jack Draper. 8 3
ID. ). Quinton entered b. $. General
Lyon. :........... ..,:.....4 distanced.
n. S. Ludwig entered br. m. Dinan.. "
s. G. Rogers entered blk. g. Harry. "
Time. Quarter. H11f Wie
First neat. $50 l'l5 22O
Second heat at......,.......3S1 l'l694 1901
Third dheat................3 $50 1'17l5 233l5
Second Rdce-Point Breeze Course, Sept Z,
1869, for purse of S2500 for horses that have
never beaten 2'25 in harness or wagon-$15O0 to
first, $3.50 to second, and $3.50 to third.
b. Doble entered b. g. Hotspur. .......1 1 0
ID. Mace entered g. 6. Gray Mack. 20 2
d. III. Blanchard ent. ch. z. Lice nse. 3
Time. Quarter. Half Nile
First heat. ........'.37'O lis 2'2Sj5
Third heat. ....... .3615 ia 2'2S97
Fourth heat. ....... 873 i14% 229(5
Collector William Il. Leeds has caused pro-
ceedings to be instituted against the distillery
and the hide aud tallow factory of John Barnett
situated on the north side of Mcclellan street.
below Moyamensing avenue The alleged Illicit
distillatiOn of spirits was the ground of seizure
The property comprises a still, a quantity OF
molasses, mash-tubs, etc, besides the contents
of the hide and talow factory Mr.. Barnett has
been charged with distilling whisky without
license. before United States Commissioner IIib.
Ter. He was held for trial.
The game between the Iaymakers of Troy
and the Keystones of this city, at Seventeenth
street and Columbia avenue, yesterday after
noon, drew a large crowd. The score was a>
follows:-