The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-30
o1TY INTELLIGENCE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE
-, emrs, NopIlI scnOOn;-ThIs . evening ming
n. AS:d.s%Sza Sza.Ssr St sSsrs-W % present SstTsC
,,opS TO the most steady and the most nos ssmpyy
so.asS sRs fop. The attraction Is 70 be the Gem
rather the ,3 gir5f 3ginro5fmmencement The steady a. I'd
Se learned viii go to qrad Pleasure aa i5pn the
adyanoe aC 70 y, 9usT tse same from the sight Of
VII 90 nv But let all attend for their
be one Of plea and eroi, sf%e
,ha scene one OF beauty ana g'.ace. Some OF the
fSs street. Ts
Ein drop those Door g tonight. Music,
too viii lend It's attrsC< lions to the entertain
ii,Tis and instrumeatai from the throats Of the
Brass whirugigs. DON'T fail TO attend.
A SPLENDID OPEyINe.-Mr. Gustave Paul,
,ne enterprisjng and efficient agent of the
inst removed to a new and spacious otnce at
No ll2 s. Fourth street, below Chestnut, and
SH an ef,teTtsin ment 10 some four or five hun
dTed OF his friends, which Is conceded on all
sides TO have been one % 05 tRe n eSs yss poen
in Philadelphia. Everything that the most
exacting epicure could desire was spread IN
tables and the guests present did ample Justice
TO the magnificent feast prepared for them
tbrough the iiberality of Mr.. Paul. Hon. Eras-
tns IL man. President of the KntckeroocKer,
and az her distinguished gentlemen, graced the
occssfon with their presence, and Wit, mirth,
onJ Sood bumor reigned supreme from the
begiuning to the close of The admirable affair.
Suspicious CHARAoTBRs.-Robert Polin and
Joeeph Doyle at an early hour this morning,
were found prowling around the ,, Vnoinmy 1do OF
on being arrested they said they were from
New York and in search Of employment on
afn
hnrglers they were taken before Alderman
Bonsall and bound over in $1,000 ball.
KNecKsp INTO A CREEK.-Peter Wright last
evening, while walking across the Frankford
creek bridge was sfuTx SsDon Dy RairosS o and
Knocked into the creek. he managed TO ge1
out OF the creek and reached MS nome on Gum Gum
berland street. He did not sustain any serious
Injuries
WATcH PRESENTATION. evening eX-
Chief Engineer Terrence McClusker was pre-
sented with q very fine watch and chain by his
Engine, made the presentation speech. and
Joseph A. Bonham, Esq, received the gift ton on
place at George Glenn's restaurant
DECATUR LODGE, No. 33, l. 0. O. F., held
their annual socisble Friday evening at the
Musical Fund Hall. The attendance was large,
comprising intelligence, amiability, and beauty:
An seemed to enjoy the dance, the song, and
the usual et ceterds of the occasion until late
hour when they parted with the pleasant desire
Oh meetlnB aSalH eaElSL NL1SDt
VIOLATING CRY ORDINANCE. Edward
Chambers this morning was fined by Alderman
Hurley for violating aictty ordinance, In leRv-
ing his horse stand in Third street, above
Chesnut street, without being tied. The animal
went on the pavement. and kicked gentle
man who happened TO be passing al the Time.
SERMON TO YoUNG MEN.-A sermon to young
men will be preached at the request of the
Young Mems Christian Association, by the
Rev.J. Wheaton Smith, d. D., at the Spruce
Street Baptist Church. Spruce street above
Fifth, tomorrow (5abbatb) evening. at ~
o'clock. Seats Will be reserve for young mon.
THE RIFLE CLUB BALL.-The annual ball of
next snS Monday evening at National Guards Hail.
The gentlemen having charge OF this affair are
Sxrng ms6e besa 1t ho the m9sS Dr
may expect to have good time
STILL MIssNG.-Jeremiah Quigley, the
elderly gentleman VINO left his home, No 1923
street. on t9e e n OF anS ay tsst aT
still making every exerllon 10 nnu OUT MS
Whereabouts.
DIsoRpERIY HOUSE CAsE.-Alderman Kerr
hearing on the ee charge Of Keeping "a disorderiy
house at No. 324 NOBLE street, The arrest was
made by Sergeant Murray, of the Seventh
District.
A Co1oRTD TnIEF.-Abner Allison (oolored)
was captured by Policeman Myers yesterday
with twenty pounds OF iron, which he is sup-
posed to have stolen, Alderman Tolsnd sent
THE DEATH WARRANT,-This morning the
Sheriff OF the city received the death Warrant
In the case of Gerald Eaton from Governor
Geary. This afternoon the document will be
read TO the doomed man by the Sheriff.
EXHIBITION OF SUPERB PAINTINes.-Th col
lection of Goupil & Co, will continue on exhi
billion at the Academy of Fine Arts this (Satur
day. evening until 10 o'clock. Admission
free.
Hn EXECUTORS sALE-ESTATE Ol
&
MAS ( SONS. Auctioneers Two three.stor
brick Dwellings, Nos 1867 and 1909 Beac
street. On Tuesday, February l6, 1869, at
O'Clock, noon, viii be sold at public sale. at tn
Philadelphia Exchange. all those three.stor
brick messusges and lots of ground thereunt
belonging, situate On the east side OF Beac
street, Nos. 1867 and 1869; each lot containing /
front IL feet and extending in depth SO feet 10
Inches The houses have recently been put 1
thorough order. Clear of all incumbranc
Possession April ], 1869.
M THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers,
l9O s3t Nos. l39 and 14l 8. FOURTH St..