The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-17

| HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL SrAT1oN.-Before
Aluelnan Kerr, Committing Magistrate, at the
| young man named Lazarus Leary, on the charge Of
being concerned in the robbery of Morres stationary
store, south Eighth street, some two weeks ago.
couple OF knives were found on the prisoner which
had been stolen from the place The accused was
| next,
Dennis Mahoney was accused Of buying lot OF
Wagner r No sso Soy IN te teoypg WING them
to be stolen. He was held in $500 bah to answer
-, Ann carney accused Of stabbng the man Swee,
ney az seventh and St Mary Streets last night was
committed fora further hearing on Friday. uer
Xictlm is now lying in critical condition al the
Pennsylvenla Hospital. ,.,
Michael O'Brien, a boot-back was charged with
breaking INTO the barber-shops No. 24l DOCK stet,
last night and robbDg It OF two pairs OF boots ot
OF towels etc. He held in $4,000 bail for iur-
ther hearing on Friday
Thomas Williams was charged with being con-
cerned in the robbery OF dweiling-house at Fourth
ana Girard avenue, some time ago. owing 10 Ine
Sosenee % m OF an important Witness the was
held IN $4,000 bail for further hearing on rIluN.
John McClay was charged with the tneiI OF Two
r9s OF flannel, valued at $3s from tie stuoeo tat Vi on
TUESDAY week ago. lie was held In S5OO pan lor
further hearing ON Friday next -. ao.o,
in the stabbng OF John Grimes at Eighth ana snip
pen streets, ON the 1st Of september last during
bar-roOm braw witnesses being absent ne was heiu
in $1,000 bail for a further hearing on Friday next
THE STATE BASE BALL ASSOCIATION annual
meeting of the Pennsylvania State Base Ball Asso-
citation was held this morning az edGns on Egntn IN
tbe chair neegates from the following clubs were
gresent;Athletic, Bachelor, BraInSdywme Chesnnt
olive Olympic, Village, Keystone, National Pastime,
Mount Vernon Awkward, 0sceola, Olympic of
Pittsburp and Neptune OF Easton. After the trans.
action Of the ordinary routine duty the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year.
President-C c. Hughes, OF the Expert Base Ball
First Vice Presdent-w. U. Meyer, of the National
Second Vice President-Hugh Dougherty, of the
Village Base Ball Club
Corresponding secretary-H. V. Swain, of the
Recording, secretary-H R. Heller Of the olym-
Treasurer-E. F. Casey, OF the James Page Base
Ball Club.
The following were elected delegates to the Ma
tional Association, which meets in Boston December
s:-John j. Rogers William Mofatt, and William
McKibben.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW. w.-Pere Hyacinthe
in his reply to DR.. Prsntiss said, 81 recognize true
Christians in all the Protestant bodies for believe
that the true Church. embracing all who hold Christ
as their Head is far wider than any earthly organza
tion." We regret that this distinguished Carmelite
could not be with us to listen to subject somewhat
analogous, 1.-THE Reunion OF the Presbyterian
Bodies " to be presented by the Rev. Peter Stryker
,. D., tomorrow, at the Broad and Green streets
Presbyterian Church. The choir, under the control
of Professors Crawford and Bishop and the very
popular cantatl1ce, Miss alexander, have prepared
some Of their choicest solos and concerted pieces
INC entire service, per consequence, will be truly in
structive and impressive.
Instead OF quartette choir ordinarily in favor
IN our city churches, the Tabernacle Baptist Church.
west Chesnut street, have well-traned and very
enclent Young Peoples Choir, under thesleadership
OF }. NJ. Evans, Esq. This choir OF beautiful voices
Will render efficient assistance tomorrow morning
IN the thanksgiving services of the Tabernacle Bap,
tist Church.
RoBBERIEs AND ATTEMPTED RoBBERIEs.-Some
time during last night the liquor store of William
Thompson, at Tenth and Carpenter streets. was en-
tered by the thieves forcing the back shutters, and
robbed of $50 in ivecent pieces and ten-cent notes.
About half past o'clock this morning the resi-
dence OF Thomas Moxley, on Seventeenth street.
near Carpenter, was broken into. The thieves who
broke zen the rear shutter carried of four coats
one pair Of boots and a cap.
Robbers pred the cellar door attached to the liquor
store of Hugh Fortieth at Dorrance and Carpenter
streets last night, ana stole liquor to the amount
OF $40.
An attempt was made to break into the shoe store
of Mrs. Sanders No. 1886 Market street, by forcing
the window shutters. The burglars were scared OFF.
An attempt was also made to enter the drug store
of S Shines. at TMentY-spcOnd and Market Streets.