The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
oJTY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


vasspOiIers of city PFOperty-A Brutal
Husband--A BurgIar CRpGured-A Man
stabbed - LRrcenIes - Attempted Rod
berry.
-John Ettineer and Edward Depold were ar
rested yesterday for larceny. which consisted
of their cutting down trees on the q Gorge farm
which was lately ceded to the city of Philadel.
phia as an addition TO Fairmount Park. Alder.
man haule held them Tor their appearance at
o~NWilliam Meesrgee. living on aaskin street,
mellow third, was before Alderman Moore thls
sooInIng on The rather serious charge of as.
.aullipg his wife, who, few days since, gave
bIrth To child. He was committed for trial
flames sheppard was arrested at Rising Sun
xesteTday by Policeman Leyrer IL seems that
ne entered tavern az Lnst place on nhursday
aiI wan two demijohns Of whisky. Alderman
Good ent him 10 prison
Andrew Gain. a. O'Clock this morning,
.,ot,hed Jnhn MeGrauegan, In q tavern on
podIord above Seventh street. Llentenant
Saith found McGrsnegan situng on door
s,n,n IGghIh ttreet soOVC south, suffering in-
1ense pain The wounded man was Iahen TO
ihe Hospital, and Cain was snsse31Sn1T sa tSRen Ken
below 90 await the result oi Ihe injuries oI
MeSfsnegsS" MeSangare Moore. eyed sixteen years, was
tahan into custody this morning, with lot OF
washed clothing in his possession, Al FrOnJ ana
south streets being uneo 10 gIye Sny @ ~,
ri how he cot the bundle, be was locked up and
Ivan a hearing before Alderman Tltterm Ary,
Who committed MIN for further hearing.
-Cnarley Wilson, negro, was arrested eV
Ninth and South streets, with n roll OF caSSl-
mere under his aIuo. He was not able TO satisfy
tne poltceman as to how he had obtained IL,
aId SI5eimgn Tlttermary sent him below. An
owuef lis wanted at the Second District station
Tor the cloth. The prisoner was arrested at
oWWiliism Ryan, George Smith, James
Riley and George White yesterday were over,
hanisd ON a vessel lying at Green street Whsrf
on the charge OF attem pied robbery. They were
engaged at the time in prylDg on the LOCK o
the cabin, Policeman Brown secured Them anI
Snsroh ed them TO the Seventh District station
where they had q hearing before Alderman
iceland, who held them to answer:
Tns FIRE ON CnEsNUr SEREET-ONB Bon
REcoyERED-THE WALLS BEING SHoRED UP
This morning there was the usual pressure O
visitors in the Immediate vicinity OF the ruin
of the fire at CaldwelPs and HowelPs stores
Ninth and Chestnut streets. and the policeme
were kept busy in keeping the throng fror
getting TOO close to the buildings.
A large force of workmen were engaged IN
1Dorning, under the superintendence OF Mr
strutheIs, the architect, in making the pre-
liminary arrangements for snoring up th
wall on Ninth street. Although in tmmlnen
danger, IL is thought the wall can be prevente
from falling. - ,
street, between Chestnut and SAMSON reefs
A detail of policemen will De present through
from going inIo danger. and to prevent then
from interfering with Workmen engaged IL
snoring up the eastern wall of Howell's build
Eng This order will necessirate the jumping o.
the cars of the Union line at walnut or some
other street south of IL, 10 Eighth street, and
then 10 Market street, by Whloh tnOroughfATe
they will again reach Ninth street, ,
Workmen yesterday afternoon, whlie dlg.
pipR among the ruins In Caldwell's store, came
across the charred trunk of one OF the uniortu-
nate men who were unable 10 get from Toe
buildipg on the night OF the Dre. It's cOuui-
tion is such that IL cannot be idenlneu. me
remains Of the other man have not yet DSen
found. The ates in the store were all occurred,
and ncne of them exhibit any signs OF having
been tampered with -, , =,
Fire Marshal Blackburn Is sllll engaged ln
Investigating the cause OF the nre Yesterday
he had the head of the boiler Whlcn was aIiegel
20 have exploded uncovered ana IL presented
no evid ences OF having blown no. Further IN
Vestigati ions by the Fire Marshal may develop
the origin of the explosions which were so dis
tinctIy heshd by people for some distance from
the place. -. , ,
In the press regarding the recent confilg grafton,
that we give the following facts, 10 correct them:
The Insurance on the building owned by Mr..
Benjamin Orne. and occupied by Messrs. j. +. q
10 III Orne, was $4,000 The stock of this firm
was insured for S225,OOO. A day or 80 prior to
the fire, they had concluded taking an inven ory
OF their goods, and then ascertalned that the
valuation of their stock was equal to the full
but what this enterprising firm will, in a short
time be fully underway, and.enjOy again tue
great patronage which they so we'll deserved.
GENEROUS AOr.
We are pleased to make public mention OF
the magnanimous conduct of Mr.. j. L. Bailey,
Of the firm Of Bailey Il Co., extensive and we'll
known jewellers, now located at Twelfth and
Ing Of the disastrous fire and the loss sustained
by Caldwell Co., Immediately rendered them
the use of the marble building No Sl9 Chestnut
street, free OF all charge, in which TO place their
OF Bailey 90, whose quick progress, like tnat
Of Csldweu Il Co., has beer watched with
interest by all our citizens.