The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-12

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATION - Before
Alderman A Kerr, this afternoon, John Mccoy and
Oscar Duey, two lads were charged with tapping
the till of the store No. 202O Market street. The lads
were caught in the act. The Alderman required
them to lind $500 bail to answer at Court
Charles Wells another juvenile, for tapping the
till Of the tavern No 2o9 South Twelfth street, was
held in $500 batl to answer.
John Brady last night took the horse and carriage
OF his employer, Mr.. John A. IIenkel Sixth ana JEFF
froic He was arrested at Fourth and Master streets
while driving at rapid rate. For this Alderman
Kerr held him in $500 bail for further hearing.
William Stewart, cOlOrcd, for the alleged theft OF
some chickens from jersey was held in $1,000 bail to
of robbing the dwelling No. 100 South Eleventh
street. He was held in $4,000 bail for trial.
John Jones, for the theft of stove from the store
OF Jacob w. Weiner, No. 52 North Fifth street, was
committed in defaultsof 5000 bail.
Fred. Murphy and John HolllngswOrth, for the
theft of two bronze figures from the residence OF
John v. McCreery, No. 1910 Chesnut street, were
held in $1,000 bail each to answer. The figures were
valued at $500.
UNITED STATES CoNYIsssIoNERs CAsE-Before
United States Commissioner Hibler, at noon, Robert
Curry was arraigned on the charge Of carrying on
license.
William A. Anderson being duly sworn, testiaed-I am
N @ gcT tho md 1 into his premises
the cellar and fou"d there cisap.mSfers stand with
gss gs dsnsSo % dos the
n Of It partially a. incurred Of Mrs
she said they had she occupied an adjoining room for
laundry purposes, with glass door between also found
dried smoking tobacco, also a press that might
and box S oppes s wSs ali a Ss
loose and in another drul found fresh
made cigar in case, packages of cigars not stamped.
not BEEN he had neither to5aceo Cigar on es
III business II knew he had any license because he
would have had to apply to me for it.
Mary Ann Cordes testified TO having odish
making cigars in the cellar and to seeing them removed
The accused was held in slCOO bail for trial
DEADLY AssAULT.-John Brooke residing In Pine
street, above SIXTH was struck In the right ear,
about O'Clock this afternoon, with pitcher during
quarrel in q bar-room, in Spailord street. The
wound is serious but not dangerous. man named
Kane was arrested on the charge of inhicting the
wound and locked up for q hearing. The injured
man has been admitted to the Pennsylvania Hos
pital.
BASE BAIL.--A game OF base ball between the
Athletics and picked nine will be played on the
grounds OF the former club tomorrow afternoon,
the proceeds to be for the benefit OF the Supernten
dent Of the grounds.
SLIGHT FRE-The roof OF the building No. go
Arch street was slightly damaged by fire yesterday
The flames were eXtinguished by the members OF
the Insurance PATROL
FATAL ACCIDENE-Yesterday afternoon, whilst
some divers were operating at Locust street wharf,
Schuylk, derrick gave way, and falling upon one
OF their number, caused his death almost instantly.
! NATIONAL HAIL.-To-nght, Jem Maces benefit.
| Tomorrow afternoon, a matLee for LADIES ana
| children, and the only opportunity oi seeing tnls
entertainment.
| OPEN HoUsEs.-The lieutenant OF the Eleventh Po-
lice district reported this morning the hnding open
81 faNn min