The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-14


berries They were arrested by Detectives Lukins
Mr.. Louis Morris, doing business at the corner Of
Third and Cherry Streets testified that the till OF the
store was robbed on the 2lst Of April OF e37. The
prisoner Black entered the store and engaged the
attention of Mr.. Morris, and subsequently another
party entered and witness went to wait on him
Mhle IN the front OF the store Black helped himself
Mr. Thomas Henry Cook, No. 7O2 Arch street, tos-
neu tat sS6 We're stolen from the store OF Porter,
Jones 60. on May lst The prisoners came in
together, and while witness waited upon one the
other robbed the money drawer
:. w. Jones, No 307 s. Third street testified that
s2O were stolen from her store on last saturday De
lendants and three other persons in the place,
anu ~, ., aiter they LETT the money was missed
bail each for a further hearing.
Insurance on RENTS OF ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS
The = FRANKLIN Fire Insurance Company of this city
Is rehaole institution, and Mr.. Alfred G. Baker is
its efficient President This company has perfected
arrangements for nsuriug rents OF all kinds of
buildings. A section Of the conditions OF the poll
ces issued sets forth the following:-
The company shall indemnify the insured from any loss
period limited to the building specified whereby il shah
consequenta loss Of rent be ater the period OF insurance
9 dS 6 69ye & EXPIRED & the loss shall be computed from the
son Of the premises thereof having been rendered
pressed in the policy and for time not to exceed the
GeIp6 OF twelve months nor the time when the building
that the insured shall proceed without delay and with
building and the said company shall subrogated to the
remedy which the insured may have against any tenant
for their reimbursement
ORDERS FROM SAN FRANCIsCo-Messrs. McKeone
Van Haagan Co., dealers in soaps perfumery etc,
have business extending to nearly every section Of
the world. With the opening Of the Union Pacific
Railroad came orders for their goods. This firm are
the pioneers in making use Of the Pacific Road for
business, for they have furnished to San Francisco
@ saIp9 opaer Oh soaps periunery etc An order from
manufactured by MCkeOne. Van Haagan x Co., and
is an evidence of the great popularity of the firm.
rr, PHILADEIPHIA AND CAMDEN BRIDGE COMPANY
The corporators Of the above company held their
first meeting the 10th inst, James Page acting as
Chairman and II. L. Bonsal as Secretary. The meet
ing was called for the purpose of eleCtng five chief
commissioners to make arrangements for opening
the BOOKS OF the company for subscriptions, and for
amrdP ay purposes he names Of the gen
der c. Cattell, Morton McAIlchael, Ex-Governor Pol
lock, and Levi Bettel.
THE SEIZURE OF THE JUNIATA-SHB is RELEASED
the seizure Of the Southern Mail steamship Juniata
by the United States authorities, for having on
Collector Moore, who has decided to release the
vessel, so that she will sail on her regular day up
to which time freight will be received. The matter
Of investigation
CoNSuTTED.-solomon Stcrnberg had a final hear
ing before Recorder Giyin this morning charged
with obtaining property by false and fraudulent
representations. The allegation is that he obtained
from John Hunsberger and Franklin Clark lot OF
cattle and gave in payment checks on the Union
Banking Company, which were subsequently, found
to be worthless. He was committed for trial.
A PIoKPooKET IN CUsToDY.-This morning Will
liam Bates had hearing before Alderman Kerr,
;,,ogo>- 6f Montgomery county of a pocket-book
Containing s45 The theft was committed on Race
street car and the accused was taken into custody
at Fifth and Race streets. The pOcket.book was
found in his possession. Defendant halls from Pitts
burg. He was committed for trial
THE SEA-SIDE.-The West Jersey Railroad adver-
tise an xHress line, to leave Philadelphia at A. NJ,
returning to leave Cape May at p NJ. the same daT
For the crescent thia arranORment is limit 10 Satnr
days. Ii is one of the great features of Cape May,
that this company are always striving to afford So
journers and visitors to the Island early and ei-
cient means OF travel.
THE ATTENTION of companies is called to the adj
vertisement in another column of gentleman wish
ing position in some reliable Incorporation. The
caDacity and influence OF the advertiser will prove to
be most valuable acquisition to any institution that
may secure his services
AGAIN IN TRoUBLE.-Emma Holland, residing on
Front street. below Walnut had hearing before
Alderman Delaney, yesterday upon the charge of
beating her reputed husband. She was held in $500
bail TO answer.
REsIGNED.-Oflcer Harry Myers, of the Eleventh
district, has resigned his position. He has been on
the force five years, and was a good and efficient
public servant
PICTURE SALE-B. Scott Jr., will conclude the sale
of Modern Pictures, this evening at quarter before
eight O'Clock, at the Art Gallery 1920 Chestnut street.
Sale without reserve.
Amount of Coal transported on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad during the week ending
Tons Ctvt
From St Clair. 1900 ~
" Port Carbon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,ll4 13
" Pottsville. e........................... 1885 W
" SChuylk Haven. .................. 1888 06
" Auburn Observation-Disclosures. 1,225 OF
q" Harrisburg, Dauphin and Allen
town. s.......................... 3,5l4 1s
Anthracite Coal for the week 89,O75 90
Bituminous Coal from Harrisburg and