The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-08

control OF ladies.
At the anniversary on Thursday, Revs. Willis and
Brooks will deliver addresses and should be listened
TO by large audience
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTToN.-M. Thomas Sons sold
the following properties at the Stock Exchange to-
shares Continental Hotel Hotel pref stock. $1,000
share Point Breeze Park Association. Sl8W
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5000 per et Morts Loan Of the Salem Coal Co. 2p Ct
fsSWR fsSWRrRf If CNortb No. RosiGonee. dG $6
Walnut, No ISs8 Hands Handsome Modern Resi-
wHINtT% 4 Y No. Z 6g"Eiesant Brown Stone Resi- .''
EfST II SyortS ~ So s Modern Residencc $3.50
NOBLE, Nos bls and 59o-Gentoel Dwell, Dwell -, sosoo
sPRTQE No igi7Elegant RSsidonge siss5S
NINTH ssgaehS 10 ESSdsTn ResiSencs; $s3sS
CALLoWHILI. Nos. 16ls and 1920 each SS5Oo
THE PARAMOUNT PARK--ITs ANNUAL SESSION.
AT the annual meeting of the Farmount Park Com
mssioners, held yesterday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year,
President-Hon Morton McMichael
Yice-Presdent- George G. Meade.
SeCretary-Joseph +. Marcer, Esq.
Troasurer-Hon. n. B. Browne
Assistant Secretary-Major ID. F. Foley.
The Commission also passed resolution extend
ing an invitation to the Judges Of the Courts and
Councils to meet them at Fairmount Park on We'd
nesday the 10th inst to inspect the progress OF the
President McMichae was requested to visit the
various parks in Europe, with view of further i'm
proving Paramount Park.
Ex-MAYoR MORTON MCMICHAEI, accompanied by
his son. Colonel William McMichael, and other mem.
bers Of his family, sail from New York in the steam
ship Java tomorrow, with the intention OF spending
the summer in Europe. In this connection 1t Is
proper to state that in our article OF yesterday giving
the and anteoedents OF the different asprans
to the Republican nominations we inadvertently
confeunded Colonel William McMichael with Mr..
William G. McMichael, who is candidate for the
First District Senatorial nomination, 10 when Colo
mel McMcnael does not and has not aspred. Mr..
William g. McMichael, who is seeking this nomina-
ton, is in no way connected with the family OF the
eX-Mayor.
FESTIVAL AND CoNCERT.-This afternoon the long
promised Floral Festival OF the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the new Baptist church, corner OF Broad and
At o'clock this evening promenade concert,
under the auspices Of the same society, comes Off at
the place. The doors of the Hall will be open
from O'Clock to 10h O'Clock p. NJ The Germania
Orchestra, in its full and harmonious strength, will
be present Many have been the preparations in an
| ticpation of the occasion, and pleasuraole time
may be expected. The festival continues tomorrow
afternoon and evening,
A MIsTAKE-Despatche from Washington in some
of the morning papers state that MT John 4. Kitten
House OF this city. This is incorrect, as Mr.. David
Jones, the Chief Clerk Of the City Treasurers ONCE
during the term Of Henry Bumm, Mr.. Peirsols
predecessor, and the Republican candidate for City
Treasurer, october, 1861, was appointed Cashier by
Collector Moore soon after the latter assumed his
duties and is one OF the best and most Creditabe ap
pointments made by that official. The position to
which Mr. Rttenhouse has been appointed is that OF
Assistant Cashier.
AssAUITING A PoLICEMAN.-Sarah Pride lives at
Seventh and Lombard streets. Last evening she be-
came very dsorderly, and on being interfered with
by Policeman Dalton OF the Seventeenth district,
| she turned on him and assaulted him. Christopher
Wilson and William Clark went to her assistance,
and in short time the policeman was surrounded by
gang Of rufians. He succeeded in getting Off with
| Sarah while two other policeman caught Wilson and
CLARK. All were sent below by Alderman Carpenter.
A FIGHTING WoMAN.-Annie Peoples aged seven
teen wears, last evening went into the house No.
1882 America street, and picking up coil-oil lamp,
| threw it at Joseph Welsh, one OF the occupants OF
the place. The lamp struck him on the head innict-
| Ing several severe gashes. She was taken before
| Alderman Nell, who committed her to prison. She
| stated that she did the deed in consequence OF a
| wrong which he had done her
CUSTOM HOUSE APPolNTMENT.-Captain s. D.
| Franklin was this morning sworn in as storekeeper
under the Collector OF the Port The Captain was a
number Of years connected with the Secret Service
| Bureau of the United States Government during
| which he secured the conviction OF many noted
connected with the Recorders detective force
! STREET CLEANrHG-At the meeting OF the Board
| OF Health to-day the Committee on Street Cleaning
reported favorably upon the condition OF the First
and Fourth districts, whereupon the board directed
| the payment of the contractors. This stl leaves
! about four contractors unpaid, all Of whom are
busly engaged in fulfilling the terms OF their con-
| tracts.
RoBBERIEs.-some time during Sunday night the
| residence of Mrs. MendeZ, at No. S24 Wood street
! was entered and robbed OF clothing, jewelry, and
| silyerware. The family were absent from the city
| at the time.
| The residence of j. W. Rowe, No. 1881 Wallace
| street, was broken into yesterday through a rear
window. The thieves carried of silver fruit basket
leaving behind the plated ware.
| POLICE MATTERs.-Fire ropes were distributed Ia
all the police stations yesterday. The Delaware and
Schuykll Harbor forces were supplied with ladder
which are to be used In taking drowned body from
the water. Lanterns have also been served to the
rural district stations In few days stretChers will
be in every station.
FIGHT AMONG THE DEMI-MONDE.-DebOrah and
Mary Mack, Emana Brown, and Ida Carey are the
ABOVE DOCK They have all been arrested on the
oath OF Anna Holland who charged them with com
mttlng an assault and battery on her They have
been held by Alderman Carpenter for trial.
STRAWBERRIES AND FLOWERS are ALWAYS apree
aDe, Dut especially so when served up at a festival
On Thursday and Friday evenings June 10 ana II
such festival Will be given, with all the cusomar,
attractions, at the Central Congregational Chanel q
the corner OF eighteenth and Green streets
Fatal observation-disclosures Daniels has bea, po+i
fed 10 hold an inquest on the body of Jnlns Vaion
tine, aged seventeen years, who was admitted to tb
Episcopal Hospital, suffering from Injuries recein'
by being thrown Irom carriage.
| CASUALTY ON STEAM BARGE-Iast evenino, oho,,
O'Clock the steam barge Chester. of the Cv5ia SS
York line, while steaming opposite PettyS TSio az
, blew up her tallOWcup scalding the engineer ha ad
! about the head.
HEAVY RoBBERY.-The buildings attached IN IN
| Philadelphia Skating Park, at Second and Mimi
| Streets were broken into this morning and robbie
OF goods valued at from $1,000 70 $1,000 Several boy