The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-01
CITY. INTELLIGENCE.
CITY oRI0INAL CALENDAR.


Two RObberies Fastened ON One Indi-
viduaI-A Gentleman Assaulted
Houses RObbed-Raid by the Police
RObbing a FeIIOw-PrisOner-Sus
of Larceny.
The house of Jacob Marsh, In Young's
place. between Peg and Noble streets. was en-
tered Oh Friday Mig ght and q Lot of wearing ap.
parel stolen. The front window had been left
open by It's occupants on retiring for the night.
of William Krauser, at No. l26 Green street. rect
was broken into and robbed of pipe. David
police at Front and Noble streets, and ali the
property recovered in his possession. Alder.
man Kerr committed him In default of $1,000
Court
james Hubbard and Benjamin Fox have
committing an assault and battery on gentle
man at Broad and Walnut streets. ON saturday
night. There was no cause assigned for the
AT 80 o'clock last evening, the house of
Mrs. Naumann, at No AZ Wharton street. was
the dwelling No. 429. w mar on street was found
open by the police, but on searching IL no one
was found secreted, nor had anything been re-
-On Saturday afternoon Sergeant GILES, of
made raid on a house kept by Mary Wolff, at
Front and Union streets. She, with two yeung
girls and two men, were taken into custody, all
OF whom were bound over for trial.
Twelfth District Station for stealing airing from
same cell on Saturday night. Alderman Hood
sent him to prison 10 answer the offence.
Edward Smith has been held by Alderman
Kerr In 92000 on suspicion of having entered
the premises of Joseph Galloway, AT Twenty
third and Chestnut streets, and stealing S22 In
money and some cigars.
FIRE ON MARKET STREET, AND SHAMEFUL Con-
DUCT OF SOME FIREMEN.-Aoout IL o'clock on
Saturday night O IRE broke out in the base
ment. No. $50 Market street, occupied in the
front part by Thomas Woods, boot and shoe
maker. and In the rear portion by Charles Will
liams as q brush manufactorv. 1t originated
| from the stove in Woods department. having
been left closed when the place was shut up for
the night. Both OF these gentlemen lose all
their property in this part of the building, in
| consequence OF IRE and water, which was
| poured in the dwelling In apsrfect deluge by
the fremep, Notwithstanding the orders TO the
/ contrary by the Chief Engineer. The first and
upper fi9ors OF the house was occupied by Mr..
Williams as a house furnishing esta olishment,
all Of which sustained considerable loss by fire
| and water but principally by the latter. When
the front doors were broken open, number OF
individuals entered the place, all OF whom, the
| badges, After the flames had been quenched,
| large plate glass case was found broken, and
| nearly all OF It's contents, consisting of nne
| table cutlery, stolen by somebody; and the
| presumpl pliOn Is that, only those wearing the
badge of the Fire Department being admitted
auent investigation has proven That one o
| ihese persons was q notorious thief.
| Mr. Woods loss IL S8OOO on Which mere is NJ
| Insurance OF 5000 In the Fire Association. Mr
| WillIams' stock IL valued at $4,000, and his los
| is estimated at $4,000, on which there Is an In
surance of 5000 In the County insurance Com
| pany of Philadelphia
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