The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-31

HEARIEOB AT THB CBHTBAL STkTI0N.-Be-
Broch % MAJ man and John Hsnnessey had 1 hearing ring
etc from the Aimshouse. They were arrested
with the properly In their possession. The &C.
cused were held In $500 bail to answer.
Ostharipe Morris was charged with assault
ing Mary Reedsdaughtero of Ellen Reed, living
that the child was beaten by the defendant,
and 80 badly that she is now under medical
treatment. Cathsrine was held to answer.
John Young had n hearing, charged with
stteulting John Hausser. Tne latter testified
thai defer dant entered his place and seized him
Ing language. Young was bound over for trial.
lgnatz Genther aud Francis Schneider, the
The la ter vii h assault and bait cry. Mr.. William
Walton testified O. at lgnatz occupied a house
soJoinlpg 9 complsinanps, and mat last sunday
ton spoke to him about IT, and defendant
thre reateDed him. Schneider threw dirt into
In the face Defen dants were held TO bail.
John McClsy had a further hearing, charged
First District Station House on last Sunday.
He was under the influence of liquor, and
allowed Hugh Green and another prisoner TO
The operator at the station deposed that one
Patrick Lsfierty came into the station house
on Sunday night and conveTsed with McClsy,
end went out with him. About IL O'Clock the
escape was made known. Green had carried
opened TO allow Lafierty TO converse with
Green. The prisoner was neld to ball
WHEN men say they "think" so and So
they often mean they "wish" so and SO, their
WsnsmsRer i sroWn w ne ennounee mat wpe sheIr
whole spring trade Is to be done up with a
quick and lively sale, they not only express
their wish that IL might be so, but also their
intention that IL shall be SO; and they lay out
their lines of action with that one end specially
shall lrresisiibly appeal TO the wants aud de-
sres ofthe people, and make them say not only.
~ must have one OF these SUITS" but also. II
must have IL at once"
They mark very low prices on every article,
SO that there may be no pecuniary difficulty
in the way Of their quick sale, and then relv
upon the peoples ready appreciation of good
They viii doubtless have their "quick and
lively sale" and FIJI the spring work of Oak
Hall In arIaying our people In elegant and sea-
sops BILE garments will be done up In q few
weeks, instead OF dragging itself over long
months far into the summer.
UNITED STATES CoMMIssroNER's CAsE.-This
morning, before United States Commissioner
hearing on the charge % Of having in his posses. @ g.
sion counterfeit United States postage cur
rency, with intent to pass the same No evil
dence, however. appeared to connect the defen-
cant with criminal act or intent and as when
Mete found S On his perSon' "a among onsntity Of
good money, the Commi sloner thought the
case was proper one for discharge and the
defendant was accordingly released.
Mr.. HENRY G. GowEE, banker, stock and
exchange broker, and dealer In gold and Gov
| eminent securities, Is located at No. Ill g.
| Third street, where he will be pleased to meet
all those who wish TO engagein financial trans
| actiops.fMr. Gowen has a thorough knowledge
| of his business, and Is known as a Rentlem an
of fair and honest dealings. We doubt not put
what he will soon have host of patrons.
| The great auction sale of American oil
| paintings belonging to the American Art Gal
| lery. New YORK; will commence this evening
| continuing tomorrow and Friday evenings, al
| Scotps ART Gallery, No 1920 Chestnut sJrest
The collection Ia Of the highest order; many
| pictures by eminent artists. numbering over
| two hundred gems. Those wishing works Of
art should attend.
| ANOTHER HoMlCIDE.-Conrad Weiss, who
| on the 9Th of March last was beaten with an
] oak slave In the hands OF Joseph Doll. died at
| the German Hospital this morning. The day
| after the occurrence Doll was arrested on Tue
| Norrisiown Railroad and committed by Alder
man Pancosst 10 await the result of the In
| juries The beating occurred in o beer saloon
at Thirty second and Thompson streets.
| DIsoRDERLY HOUSE. - William Anderson,
1 Thomas McUully, and George Miller visited
l house No. 1872 Wood street last night, and
| amused themselves by beating Mr.. Patrick
Murphy and wife the alleged occupants. The
accust were arrested and held to answer by
Alderman Massey.
AssAULTIKG HIS NEPHEw.-Philip Mcguire
| was arrested yesterday for assaulting his
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