The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-05
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A Young Thief-A Wife-beater-A Brace
Of Burgisrs-A Boarding hOuse Thief
Suspected OF Larceny -DisOrderly Com

Young Thief-A Wife-beater-A Brace
of Burgisrs-A boarding house Thief
Suspected OF Larceny DisOrderly Com
duet.
hearing before Alderman Kerr, at the Central
Statien, this afternoon. At No. 1888 8. Ninth
street resides DR.. BUR-. During the absence of
himself in the house, and on the ret urn of DR..
Burr he was captured and handed into the
custody of q policeman, who locked him up.
He stated that he had two accomplices who
remained outside OF the building.
Samuel Radcliffe resides at Ogden street
and Ridge avenue, ard Is a worthless sort of
character. His wife makes a llviag for her
Iamily by operating on a sewing machine.
Yesterday Samuel took otfense at the machine
and demolished 1t. A policeman took him IL
charge and escorted him before Alderman
Pancoast, who bound him over for his appear.
George DAILY was arrested last night at
Seventh and Watkins street, William j. Love
wassrrested In sidney street, and Robert Long
was arrested a. Sixth and Fisher streets. on the
charge OF robbtng house at Seventh aud
rierce streets OF large quantity OF silver ware,
hearing this afternoon at Central sta,isn.
af.ernoop Ses Se baa ct NO 1 lloyd street
This morning he was sent to prison by Alder
man Dallas TO await trial.
engaged boarding at Mrs. Dare's, No. 225 South
broad street. This morning he decamped. tax
nhg,N eng WIN ons aim a three gold watches one gold
-Cnarles NJ Evans was taken into custody
yesterday at Front and South streets ON sus-
plcion OF having stolen q lot OF iron which he
naa IN MS possession. Alderman Lutz com.
John Phillips (colored) was arrested last
nlgnt at seventh and Bedford streets by
R0ieeman Quinn, for oisorderly conduct,
w Mnile on tne way TO the station Phillips COM
succeeded In getting him into q cell. This
morning Alderman Ln.z sen, him to prison.
THR NUMsMATIo AND ANTIQUARIAN SocIRry
OF PHILADELPHIA--A stated meeting OF this
society was held last evening, Vice. President
william Duane In the chair.
The usual routine business was transacted
and valuable donations received Ietters
acknowledging membership were read from
Mr.. Hunden and DIR. Meigs. OF Philade nh "a
and from Hon. Nathaniel Paine, of Worcester
DR.. Frederick Homer, of Virginia. Rad q,
interesting paper on coins, illustrating hi
subject by some curious specimens -
Mr.. Hart. the historiographer, read an obitu
ary on Mr. Fahnestock, and proposed memoria
resolutions, which were adopted
"A number OF members were elected and nj
motion the society adjourned.
A BRUTAL FIeHT.-Yesterday afternoon
crowd OF men entered a tavern at Frankfor
road, above Norris street, and while there or
into q wrangle. Black Jacks and knives weT
displayed. and the crowd backed out on th
pavement, where the above weapons were use
pretty freely. One or two OF the com batants r
oeived severe injuries, but WIN they or any ,
the others were IL was impossible to ascertaiI
The police were notified OF The occurrence bI
they 'di1 not succeed In making any arrests.
RoBBRRY.--On Tuesday night the stable
Charles Taylor, on Norwood avenue, OhesnI
Hill. was entered by thieves and robbei OF
bot OF harness.