The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-16
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but which at the time OF sale have no sqch sSanlps
afnxed then 1t becomes the duty OF tne IoNe.n-
ment and not Of the purchaser OF the goods TO anX
the stamps -, =. ...u,., n. tho +ir,o NJ
sale but NAV become liable at some future time, as
in the case OF plug tobacco, which VIII nave 20 oe
T1pS p tor sale then the goods are sold subject to
the contingency and the purchaser having tne goods
ot,H stswps before selling or offering the good for
sale All smoking tobacco hne-cut chewing, snuii
and all cigars In the hands OF dealers, or other per-
sons must now be stamped before they can be de-
ivered to purchaser. . ,.,-,.,..--
United States Marshals with stamps TO be affixed to
tobacco ETC.. which he sells by order OF the Court,
the Marshal must place his brand upon the goods so
sold by him and give the purchaser certificate set
ting forth the circumstances OF the sale, with the
description Of tiv kind and quantity of the goods,
and such other facts will enable the purchaser to
identity the goods If they should ever after be called
in question for want OF proper stamps or any other
informally in respect to packages, labels, caution
notices. etc.
HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL sTAr1oN.-Thls after
nOon at o'clock before Alderman Kerr, at the Cen
John Gyce, colored, had a hearing upon the
charge of stealing ladys saddle from the residence
EThomas Casey living at No. 10 Lowry place, testi-
lied that the saddle belonged to a daughter Of Colo
Ed Gesh testified that he bought the saddle from
the prisoner.
Also, John Van Hope had a hearing upon the
charge Of committing an assault and battery on
rented rooms to Wier, and some time after meeting
the latter the stairs, Knocked him down.
Held IN $500 bail TO answer.
GOOD MISUNDERSTANDING Heilman, ESQ.,,
has been commissioned by Revenue Commissioned
Delano to act the internal revenue detective for
the Eastern district of Pennsylvania. This appoint
ment is made under the act OF July 20, 1865, which
authorizes the appointment of twenty-five supervi-
sors and twenty-five detectives for the United States
Mr. Heilman has for several years been connected
with the revenue service in this city in detective
capacity, and he ha- been prominent in-arresting
with which this city has been infested. His reap
pOintment is good one, aud will give entire salts
faction to all who interested in the punishment
OF malefactors.
THE VISITING KNIGHTs.-This morning the various
delegations Of the visiting knights Templar spent
the time in inspecting the public Institutions build
ings, etc. Several Of them called Mayor Fox,
who received them in behalf Of the city. The Boston
COmmandery left their hotel about ii O'Clock, and on
the way to the depot passed the Mayors office His
Honor reviewed them from the steps Of his Office,
the Knights sautlng as they marched by. This csm-
mandery was under the escort of st. Johns Com
The Detroit oommandery will have a dress parade
In independence Square this afternoon. They leave
for their homes at - O'Clock tonight.
To HIS MIssIoN.-Ths morning at har-past nine
O'Clock, the Hon. A. g: Curtin Minister from this
for New York He was accompanied by some forty
gentlemen, including a number OF members Of Coun-
Gus, ana a persona lmends among the ser 3eng
The steamer which will carry Governor Curtin to
europe starts at noon tomorrow The party which
tered small steamer, upon which they will follow
him down New York Bay. They return here to-
morrow night.
Two NOTORIOUS CHARACTERS IN CUsToDY.-John
Devine, alias Piggy Devine, and John McGoni.;e we're
arrested yesterday at Ninth and Chestnut streets by
Reserves Henderson, Flood, and Cloak, for throw
ing brick at man in q furniture car. After
being in custody, they assaulted the policemen
who experienced considerable trouble in getting
them to the station. Alderman Kerr held them for
trial. Devine is the same fellow who figured so
spicuously in the Supreme Court naturalization busi-
reporter at Fifth and Chestnut streets
'"THE CAPE MAY DIAMOND" has been enlarged and
greatly improved. 1t is now handsome eight-page
The editor, Mr. Robert n. Rshshaw, proposes to
exert himself during the present season to make the
to the visitors at Cape May. The first number of the
season promises well for those which to follow.
1t is full of entertaining articles, original and
selected, which just the kind OF reading that sea-
side visitors will enjoy during the hot weather
MOUNTAIN HoTEL.-On the 22d of this month will
be offered at the Philadelphia Exchange, large and
county, Pa, about $50 miles from Philadelphia, New
York, and Baltimore, on the Philadelphia and Erie
Raroad 20 miles from Erie, on the direct through
route to the West Niagara Falls, Buffalo, ETC. 1t is
built and finished in most superior manner, with
every modern Improvement and convenience Full
particulars will be given on application to the auc-
noneeTs Messrs. M. Thomas Sons, Nos. 139 and
141 S. Fourth street.
ELEGANT FURNITURE-Thomas a Sons will sell on
Friday morning next, at their auction rooms 139 and
14l s. Fourth street, without reserve an extensive
SCOck OF very superior rosewood and walnut furn-
tnre, comprising paror library, and chamber SUITS
made by George j. Henkels expressly for his ware
room sales. An opportunity like this to get first
class furniture at low rate has never been offered
before.
SUSPECTED OF LARCENY.-John Brown (colored)
was captured last evening at Seventh and Federal
Streets with quite lot Of freshly-washed clothing
which he is suspected OF having stolen. Alderman
I1ttermary committed him for further hearing. In
the meantime the clothing awaits an owner at the
Second District Station.
GOVERNOR CuRTTN TRAvFS Vop Nrvv Vopp Ev
Governor Curtin left the city to-day for New York
city, where, prior TO his departure for Europe he will
partake OF banquet given in his honor by Moses
Grlnnell Esq. The Governor was accompanied by a
number OF prominent Repnblicans of this city.
CAsUALTY.-James Lackey, residing at Ontario
anu Poplar streets, was badly injured yesterday by
the cavingof a gravel bank at Thrtieth and Girard
avenue. He is at the Hospital.
A CHARTER GRANTED.-The Court OF Common
M@nnerchor Singing Society This is the first asso-
citation OF the kind that has ever been chartered in
this city. "
STOLE AWATcH-James Smith (coloredl yester
day went lhto house on Bedford street near
SeVentn, ana stole watch from the bureau drawer
penter, who sent him below.
TILL TAPPER-A youth name unknown) yester-
day entered tavern at the corner OF Twenfy-Gfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue and during the |
absence OF the bartender removed $26 from the IN
He succ eeded in escaping with the money
DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-John Weaver has been in
dcted by Alderman Carpenter for maintaining a
nuisance, in the shape OF a dsordery house. at No
723 Callowhill street.
THE PRESS CLUB.-The annual election for officers
OF the Press Club takes place this afternoon.