The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-29
NEWS SUMMARY.
C1ty Affairs.

Rev. Isaac S. Hartley entered upon his du-
ties as pastor OF the Second Reformed Church,
on Seventh street, above Brown, yesterday.
Jacob Snyder has been arrested Tor stealing
coal from the cars of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company and has been held
by Alderman Helms to answer.
"A man by the name OF Boggs was found
dead yesterday forenoon at No. 70S Lloyd street.
The cause of death was asccrtained TO be hearL
disease.
ALLAN Trout, residing at Harrisburg, died at
the Pennsylvanian Hospital on Saturday, from
having leg cut off on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road last week The Coroner held an inquest.
Thomas Cochran, residing in Holmesburg,
was badly beaten on Saturday by,a gang OF men
at Seventh and Bedford streets. lie was taken
to the Pennsylvania Hospital
james McCarty had an arm fractured, on
Saturday, Mt the Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Broad and Hamilton streets. He was taken to
his home, No. 17l2 Wood street.
"A man named Charles Brown slipped ana
fell upon the sidewalk, at Fourth and Green
streets, on Saturday night, and was badly In
jured about the head.
About half-past seven o'clock last evening,
Peter Malone, aged twenty-three years, was run
over by Third street passenger car, at third
and Poplar streets His arm was broken and he
was injured internally. He was taken to the
Episcopal Hospital.
The r. w. Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, A.
Y. NJ, will meet at the Masonic Hall on
Wednesday morning. The annual election OF
grand officers will take place then. They VIII
be installed on st. Johns Day, December ~,
1869.
YESTERDAY forenoon q man named McCaffrey
entered the liquor store OF William Begley, at
the corner of Christian and Fallon streets, and
abused young man in attendance. lie was re-
quested to leave, which he refused to do; where
upon he was put out He soon returned, and was
again put out, with some difficulty, after he had
assaulted Mr., Begley and tore his coat, Alder
man Collins committed him to prison.
The Jubilee, or time OF reconciliation and
tn bp observed lJatlO-
lie churches throughout the world, at any con-
venient time during the sitting OF the 'Ecume-
nical Council at Rome, commenced to-day at St.
Philip jde Neri Church, Queen street, and will
continue for three days. The Council it is sup
posed, may be in sessionsior year, and by the
Termination of its business the exercises of the
Jubilee will have been performed in every
Catholic church in the world.
Yesterday afternoon, Mayor Fox delivered
an address before the Bethany Coored Mission
Sunday School, in Brandywnc street, near Six
teenth. A large number of persons were in
attendance The schools are composed of $50
scholars, who are instructed by white teachers.
The building, neat brick structure, cost
$4,000. A large library has been provided for
the use of the pupils, embracing reading matter
suited to young and old The Mayor referred
to the good which he had received while pupil
in the Sunday school. The impressions then
made had remained with him up to the present
time, and it was with pleasure he allowed his
thoughts to revert to that period of life. He
much good, and said that but few. if any, of the
many young people brought before him charged
with crime had attended Sunday school. In
concluding he expressed his pleasure at being
present An address was also made by Henry
A. Bower.
AS Francis Kuhn, of the Sehuylldll Harbo,
Police being relieved from duty, was on his
way home in citizens clothes early yesterday
morning, he was met on New Market street
above Willow, by three mCn, who asked him the
time. Before he could reply one of them struck
him under the chin and tripped him up. They
then beat hin and rined his pockets, of watch
and other articles. While struggling he sue
ceeded in drawing his pistol and shooting one OF
his assaiants through the right arm below the
elbow. woman from house opposite scream
ing murder, the robbers fed and officers hasten
ing to the ground, and not recognizing Officer
Kuhn, they arrested him. While walking with
the officers, man, named Thomas Carr, came
up and asked what was the matter. Officer
Kuhn recognized him as one of his assailauts
and he was taken into custody. The man who
was shot James Griffin, aged twenty-nne years
was also arrested, and taken to the Pennsylvania
Hospital. Officer Kuhn was, upon being recog
nized, released; he is injured about the head
The prisoner Carr will have hearing at
o'clock to-day at the Central Station.