The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-07

THE BOARD or SURVEYS The regular stated
meeting Of the Board OF Surveys was held this
The two following streets were ordered to be
placed upon the plan Of the city;-Waldron street.
south OF Arch and running from Twenty-nrst TO
Twentieth ward.
A resolution recommending the name Of Cowslip
street TO be changed TO Spring street was approved
The following sewers were ordered to be con-
Twofeet-six-inch sewer on Twelfth street. be-
tween Oxford street and Columbia avenue; three
feet sewer on Eleventh street. between Melon and
Coates; eight-nch pipe on Brandywne street, be-
tween Eighteenth aud Nineteenth streets; ten-lnch
pipe on Callowhill street. between Twenty-hfth aud
Twenty-siXth streets; three-feet sewer on Hirst
street, between Lombard and South; ten-inch pipe
on Chestnut street. between Third street and Hud-
sons alley; ten-inch pipe SAMSON street. between
Ninth and Tenth twGyc.inch pipe on Albion street,
between Walnut and SAMSON; ten-inch pipe on
Broad street, between Walnut and Locust; twelve
inch pipe on Front street, between Race and Vine;
ten-inCh pipe on Pine street, between Dean and
Thirteenth; ten-nch pipe on Delaware avenue be-
tween Market and Chestnut streets; ten-inch pipe
Miller street, In the Twenty-second ward; two-feet
siX-inch sewer on Montgomery street, between
Woodstock and seventyelght feet west OF Twentieth
street; three-feet sewer Columbia avenue be-
tween Eighth and Hutchinson streets; ve-feet sewer
on Broad street, between ontario street and Ger
mantOwn road; threctc sewer Forty first street
between POwelton avenue and Market street, and
on Powelton avenue, between Forty-hrst and An
tOinette streets.
A resolution ordering HE preparation Of plan of
the Twenty-frst ward, between COnrads lane and
LeVermgtOn avenue, was agreed TO. Adjourned
Certain it is that the securities and bonds which
were stolen from the BrneH ial Saving Fund Society
have been returned, but by what means we are
unable to learn The only particulars Of the affair
that can be discovered reveal the fact that with
every stage OF the proceedings the city authorities,
both legal and executive, We're acquainted The
nouncement that the doors Of the institution would
be opened dattracted large assembage OF the depo-
sitOrs of the Fund around the building at Twelfth
and Chestnut streets, this morning. Servants and
Others who had entrusted their all TO the safe of the
society were there each armed with a check Many
withdrew others. confident that
the officers would take better care of their deposits
hereafter, were content to leave without drawing
their deposits.
THE WORM NuIsANcE-The Committee on City
Property OF City Councils assembled in lndepen-
denCe Square this morning to witness an operation
of killing the measuring worms The inventor of
the process cut limb of a Linden tree which
covered with the vermn and planted it in the soil
He then took wateringpot filled with lluid, for
which he claims ferizing qualities as well as the
power OF destroying worms, which he poured over
the branch. After several applications the worms
ably impressed with the power Of the stun, but
Judging II from t the quantity which was & used @ over the
to the city would be immense.
FESTIVAL AND CoNcERr-The LADIES' Aid Society
Of the new Baptist Church corner OF Broad and
Spruce streets, will hold Floral Festival and Pro-
menade Concert at Horticultural Hall, tomorrow
and Wedne IN both in the afternoons and even
ngs The fla5d Germana Orchestra will be in at
tendance. TfN promenade concert commences at
O'Clock p NJ. A most delightful time may fairly be
anticipated, and crowds will doubtless be present
The worthy object of the festival too, should aid in
rendering II a success
To BRIcKMAKERs, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS
Thomas 4 Sons will sell, on the 22d of June, at IL
O'clock noon at the Exchange, by order OF the
Board of Directors Of the Douglass Brickmakng
Company, very valuable clay lot, about twenty-one
acres, Germantown turnpike, Twenty-eighth ward,
known as the John R0wlett property. See adver-
tisement.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN GERMANTowN.-This morning
about II O'Clock man named Webster, residing in
Allen lane, Mount Airy, was instantly killed by
being by freight train on the Germantown
Railroad. Webster, it appears, was sitting on the
bridge at Wayne Station, and being unconscious OF
the approaching train until it too late to save
himself, was horribly mauged.
| POLICE APPOINTMENTs.-Four removals have been
made in the police force Those appointed to fill the
| vacancies were as foows--
-' 18th distI1es--;lames Sherun e
Eleventh district-'"Lu ILL., DIN
Fifteenth District-Daniel names.
Seventeenth district-Danel Mccarthy.
A BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE.-A barn belonging
TO a Mr.. Hunter, situated near Hesbonyille, was