The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-07
City GNTELLHGENCE
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

Arrest OF street Walkers-Thieves Driven on
Corner LounRers Arrested-Menn Work.
RouRhs Attack n Pleasure Party on the
SohuyIkill- HOrse ThiefiD Custody-suspected
Of oTTheft-StabbinR Affair and Arrests-Assnult
and Battery Cnse-Larceny ana Assault
Violating nm Ordinance.
Lieutenant Kilachy, Of the Fourth district, WIN
pouan of men, raided on the feInae sUree- walkers
nj Seventh and Arch streets on SATURDAY hgml, abu
sncceeded in capturing nineteen women ihey all
had a hearing before Alderman Souoou' WIN coih-
"iltgo po,oemen Reeves and Nugent, OF the Second
district this morning qsCoHglou t aUt hs w. g
thieves ran Off leaving their coats and batteau the
Towiocks OF which were mulned ,,-r,..
Danel Burk, Patrick ONeu, Francis McDevitt,
ana Stephen Care were lounging on the corner Of
SECOND and oxford streets yesterday afternoon. Po
Iiceman Bausch ordered them OIL, when they turaed
on him and beat him. He reported to Lieutenant
smear who took a squad OF men and arrested the
above named individuals. They were held for trial
by alderman EggletOn.
John Gee was engaged yesterday in stealing
mowers from soldiers graves in Franklin Cemetery
He was taken into custody and held for trial by
ELLIS p Goodman, Mayer Dridenbach, David
Honick, and Moses stern were out rowing yester-
day on the Schuylkill. They landed on Bakers
Isiand where they were attacked by party Of
roughs who stole their boat and put of with It up
the river. Lieutenant s. Jacoby, of the Schuylk
HarbOr police conducted the victims to this side OF
the river, and started in pursuit OF the thieves, but
failed 10 Overtake them.
negro named William Short, while coming down the
Lancaster pike with a horse which he had stolen
from Mr.. Supplee who resides at HestOnvile. Will
liam had been living with Mr.. Supplee for about a
month. He will be at the Central Station this after
noon.
John McCauey and NJ. Lynn were found in an
unoccupied house, at Nineteenth and Jones Streets
on Saturday night. AS there had been lead pipe
stolen from there short time since, these fellows
were suspected OF being there for that purpose
They were sent to prison by Alderman Jones in de-
fault of $500 bail.
Henry Young, Robert Edwards, and John Can
min on Saturday night attacked a gentleman named
Robert ]. Wright and after beating him stabbed
him back of the ear. They then had him arrested,
and on taking him to the station they were them
selves locked up, and held to answer the charge by
Alderman Jones.
Robert Caldwell and John Kain were arrested at
1890 Saturday night in an oyster cellar at Tenth
and Market Streets for assault and batering James
MoGinnis on the head with bludgeons. Alderman
Jones bound them over for their appearance at
Court.
IT ID. Loughlin was arrested at Twenty-second
and Vine streets, yesterday, the charges of lar
ceny and assault and battery, with intent to kill.
Some time ago. he with party attacked a man
named Spence and beat him badly. The larceny
consists of entering cigar store on Vine street,
above Seventeenth, few nights since, and robbing
IL of cigars valued at $40 His will be heard at
the Central Station this afternoon.
Ten boys were arrested along the Delaware yes
terday, for bathing in the day time. They taken
20 the Delaware HarbOr Station, where they were
Teprimanded by Lieutenant Smith and then dis
charged