The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-29

on the Sd OF July trains win leave Vine street
wharf at and 945 A. NJ. and Q, 315, aud 415 p. NJ.
Tickets issued on Saturday and Sunday July Sd and
the 18th.
THE PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AcADEMY.-The
Annual Commencement OF the Pennsylvania Mill
tary Academy, located at Chester place to-day
In the presence OF large number OF ladies' and
gentlemen from this city. The literary exercises
took place at 1890 O'Clock. which was followed by
drill and review at O'Clock. In the various military
eyolntions the cadets showed degree OF proficiency
O'Clock national salute was fred.
THE FOURTH OF July will be both hot and noisy.
Those who desire TO avoid both the heat and the
noise can do so by journeying to the seaside. The
Camden and Atlantic Railroad Company will run
i've trains ON Saturday, July 3, leaving Vine street
Thee and 8.ib p NJ trains viii rush through to the
ocean IN two hours The fare for the round trip will
be but three dollars and the tickets issued on Satur
day and Sunday can be used to return to the city
any train leaving the seaside on Monday.
AN ALLEGED MURDERER ARREsTED.-Danel Red
ding was taken into custody yesterday at Second and
Monroe streets on two charges OF homicide pending
against him. 1t is alleged that he, with James Ellen
ger ana others, was engaged in the murder of DIR.
Tayor at the october election, 1867, at Fourth and
Dlckerson streets, and in the shooting OF the lad
Smith, at Sixth and Dickerson streets, at the last
October election. Redding was locked up in prison
For CAPE MAY.-The effects of the warm weather
are nowhere made more manifest than in the great
exodus Of people to the refreshing resorts at
seaside. The West Jersey Railroad Company have
day, the 1st, and again Saturday. the Sd of July.
On Thursday, the list of july the 900 A. NJ through
day, the 3D., they add the p NJ fast express, at
least two weeks earlier than any previous year.
THE ATTENTION Of our readers is called to public
sale Of five new and complete residences tomorrow
"wednesday, at O'Clock p. NJ, at Wilmington,
Delaware. They are on the finest avenue OF the
city, near the beautiful Brandywine, and the street
railway Is direct communication for depot or boat
For cool and beautiful places to live they cannot be
surpassed and as they Will positively be sold, such
an opportunity rarely offers to get bargain.
THE GERMANIA oRcHEsTRA.-By an amicable ar
rangement between the Carl SentZ and the HaSser
Orchestras, those organizations have been merged
into the Germana, and hereafter will act in concert
of the Germana, has been reelected to its leader
ship again, and the Musical Fund Hall has been
secured for the next seasons concerts OF the Or
chestra
Fourth Annual Commencement OF Andausia Col
lege took place this morning in the college buildings
at AndaluSa, on the river Delaware. The ceremO-
nes which Of a decidedly entertaining charac-
ter, consisted OF rectatOns addresses and songs.
The medals and degrees were awarded at the con-
clusion OF the exercises.
WILL ATTEND DIVINE WORSHIP Philadelphia
City Guards, Colonel St Clair A. Muholland will
attend divine service on Sunday morning next One
another portion the Baptish Church on Chestnut
street, above Eighteenth The regiment will form
| excepting musKets.
RIVER PIRATEs.-The Delaware Harbor Police
this morning arrested two young men in skif on
the Delaware opposite Port Richmond. The boat
contained large quantity Of sails awnings ropes,
oars, etc. which it is supposed stolen from the
Shipping along the wharves. The prisoners VIII
have hearing at the Central Station this afternoon.
| POLICEMAN BEATEN.-Policeman Kelly, of the
Seventeenth district yesterday arrested John Henry
negro, for nourishing blackjack. John gave the
officer crack the head with the deadly weapon.
He was subsequently secured, and escorted before
| Alderman Bonsal, who bound him over for trial.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-Yesterday George S.
| Wilson, while fishing in the Schuylkiil above the
Market street bridge, fell into the river. Schuylk
| Harbor Policemen Engard and Gibson were quickly
| on the spot and succeeded in rescung the lad.
LOST A WATCH.-Ch Christian Stille lost a watch yes
| terday at Washington Retreat Theodore Baker
| was arrested and taken before Alderman Hood who
| held him In $1,000 bail to answer the charge OF com
| mitting the theft.