The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-18
SUSPICIOUS.
C0rOner's Inquest Upon the Body of Child
Found in an Clubhouse.

Yesterday morning at 10 O'clock Coroner Daniels
held an investigation INTO the circumstances attend
found dead in cesspool on the premises No. 2l24
North Seventh street.
The evidence was as follows:-
RevW n. Magee sworn-Live at No 2124 North Seventh
street; Mary Jane Hagan, maiden name o,Donnel,
or Believe that she was
10 s"d sr h %S @ d
my wife that intended to speak tp Mary about her
morning; wife aftorTards told me that Mary hSd
y Wife a again at ak Gs' and s Ssr
that it useless her % t. deny her g on T1e
visitors at house aeTTars what they sup
SSsa fhd out a r ae Il
% S t tRf @
its she his ss
that didn't know whether she 5ad been the
M % asss in The aSi sd ae
able She lived us in country before came to
thS an
%9f hr rs2 n
to the girl about her condition until my husband told e me
n nesty t sd d
70 look 5 her. md s " in the S@5GTs S in FSs
he to ahS her. and E hfn her a
things looked suspicious asked her tell III about
the she said my h dear MRS MHsee Go1t think
went bed her clothing bloody afterwards visitor
Bottom S OF the eesspoo we % IT, and found the
s$ $ s nSs hSa sy d ms sdS s
wards hat she had never her child herself that it
the child in the house at any time didn't know of its
Mrs M Silman sworn, and corroborated the preceding
wintness ,o, -or,,,4 ,,,+ Aba ,h,,, hoa oo,,, 4
its death by violence failing from its mother into the
cesspoo on the day and at the place mentioned in the
The case was then returned to court.
THE NEW PENNSYLVANIA CAvALRY-MEETIEG or
oFRIcERs.-The stan and field officers held meet
ing last night, by special order, at No. 756 South
Eleventh street The principal subject of discussion
was the new uniform recently adopted by the several
Harrisburg, Lieutenant Colonel Edward Devlin oti-
ciated as chairman and Adjutant Frederic Hanson
men, Captains John F. Meyers, Franz Tresse
Flack and others, and the meeting finally adjourned
unti MOndsy evening neSL' 10 assemble at the head
Circular letters have been addressed to all the ofi
GERS, and full attendance is commanded.
DELAWARE AVENUE PEACH MARKET.-The arri-
walls this morning foot up 49, 600 baskets The market
is without excitement and the demand equal TO the
supply Prices not changed materially to note and
range from soc TO Sl5O per basket, as to quality
| Propellers Whilldin and Roanoke, from Sassafras
| river, Md, and Benjamin Meinder, from Whorton
Steamers Jersey Blue and Perry, from Smyrna,
| Del, with $500 baskets.
Barges Willie and Wallie, w. w. Suits, David and
| Lucy, and d. r. Kennedy, with 62OO baskets.
Schtoner Village Belle, with 600 baskets
MURDERoUs AssAULT.-Between 12 and O'Clock
| tins morning, man was attacked at Twenty
and Calowhll streets by three men and beaten with
| blackjacks. An attempt was also made to cut him,
| but this he averted. His coat was cut in several
places. The police were attracted to the spot, and
| giving chase to the assauters, drove one OF them
| into an alley, where he was caught. knife was
also found In the alley. He gave the name Of Ed
ward Peters, and was held by Alderman Pancoast In
| $500 bail for trial.
| A VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE.--Atten
tention is called TO an advertisement In anothe
column ANNOUNCING Tor sale the Old established dr.
goods store at No 91s e. SECOND stgest,